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New Oculus Real Time Strategy VR game coming free-to-play

New free-to-play Real Time Strategy VR game coming to Oculus February 22.

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Hidden Path Entertainment, an American game developer has launched a completely free-to-play version of its upcoming VR real-time-strategy game.

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The game titled Brass Tactics Arena will be offering infinite access to online play as well as co-op and a single player experience. Think of this free-to-play version as a demo of the full game, it is merely just a taste of what you could have if you decide to purchase the full version.

Players will be glad to know upon downloading the 'demo' they will have access to six hours of the single-player campaign as well as access to three game-play modes and finally a whole 20 maps to play on. Check the below images if you want to see some screenshots from the game.

Brass Tactics Arena will be released on February 22 and will cost $24.99 for those that pre-order the game.

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News Source:dualshockers.com

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