Cyber Dream, the developer behind VR battle royale game Virtual Battlegrounds, has just released season 2, which includes new weapons and a larger map, and introduces a dynamic weather system.
Virtual Battlegrounds Season 2 is a significant overhaul to the entire game. Cyber Dream revamped the visuals with improved vegetation and higher-quality 3D assets. The developer also incorporated a new dynamic weather system, which randomizes the weather conditions for each match. The possible weather conditions include overcast, sunset, full moon, thunderstorm, and sunny day.
Season 2 also introduces a new area to the Virtual Battlegrounds map. The newly added warehouse district gives players a space that requires new tactical strategies to survive. The new pump-action shotgun should help with the tight quarters inside the warehouses.
Virtual Battlegrounds Season 2 is available now on Steam. It supports all PC VR headsets that work on Steam VR.
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