Fast Travel Games has just dropped an exciting update for its VR shooter, Action Hero (2024), a game that draws heavy inspiration from the much-loved Superhot. This update introduces a spooky new level and a fresh arcade game mode, adding a thrilling twist to the gameplay.
This content-rich update introduces the eerie ‘Cult of Darkness’ level to all Quest headsets starting from Quest 2 onward. For those lucky enough to own a Quest 3 or 3S, they’ll also get exclusive access to the new arcade game mode.
The Cult of Darkness level plunges players into a horror-filled mission, where they’ll face off against terrifying new enemies like zombies. As if that weren’t enough, there are also new weapons to try out, according to Fast Travel.
For the competitive players out there, the new Arcade mode available on Quest 3 is all about shooting for the top scores. It supports all the existing levels, each enhanced with updates to visual effects and user interface, making the experience even more immersive.
Here’s a quick rundown of what’s included in today’s update from Fast Travel:
- 6 Core Movies & 6 Director’s Cuts: Dive into a variety of action-packed narratives. Whether you’re breaking into an enemy stronghold for a heist or exploring mysterious ancient ruins, each "movie" offers a unique cinematic escapade. And if you’re seeking an extra challenge, the Director’s Cut versions of these levels offer inventive and tougher twists.
- Comfortable, Cinematic Design: Thanks to the stationary combat, you can focus on your movements instead of fumbling with buttons, while the slow-motion feature lets you take down enemies with style.
- Weekly Shot Challenge & Other Features: Hone your skills and aim for high scores, search for hidden treasures, or take it easy with Relaxed Mode. The Weekly Shot Challenge mixes up four random acts into a single movie, encouraging players to aim for the top score.
Debuting in December exclusively for Quest, Action Hero invites players to engage in cinematic gunfights across environments inspired by iconic film genres. The game’s trademark slow-motion fights are a major highlight.
At a budget-friendly $20, this entertaining game has been well-received on the Horizon Store, boasting a commendable user score of 4.7 out of 5 based on around 150 reviews.
