Despite some concerns regarding the game's mechanics, the overall gunplay is engaging, leading to cautious optimism for the full release.

While the game boasts a visually appealing design, issues with item pickup and a non-immersive inventory menu have been noted as detracting from the overall experience.

The gameplay involves exploring eerie camps and defeating hordes of zombies, culminating in a boss encounter that some players may find drawn out.

Set between the events of Zombie Army Trilogy and Zombie Army 4, Zombie Army VR immerses players in the role of a Deadhunter battling zombie Nazis across Europe.

Developed by XR Games, known for titles like Zombieland and Hitman 3 VR: Reloaded, this game serves as a spin-off of the popular Sniper Elite series.

Zombie Army VR is slated for release in 2024, targeting multiple platforms including PSVR 2, Quest, Rift, and Steam.

A demo showcased at Gamescom 2024 featured a mission divided into three stages, highlighting the game's structure and gameplay mechanics.

The mission design allows for sessions lasting between 20 to 30 minutes, providing a balance between substantial gameplay and convenience.

Players can carry three items in their satchel, such as grenades, mines, and health syringes, which are essential for tackling various enemies.

At the start of missions, players have the opportunity to upgrade their weapons, choosing from a range that includes rifles, machine guns, shotguns, SMGs, and pistols.

The game features three reloading options: automatic, manual, and an 'Authentic' mode, with the manual setting recommended for a more engaging experience.

However, players have reported challenges with manually reloading weapons, particularly with pistols, where inputs were not always registered consistently.