If it was a single player game this formula would probably bore us to tears.
It’s the formula you already know: NPCs with question marks over their head are waiting to give you quests, replete with text boxes and short snippets of benign flavor text enemies stand around aimlessly in open fields waiting for players to come kill them when you return to the quest giver you’ll be rewarded with XP which increases your level and grant you the ability to use new items and gear. In fact, its foundation takes strongly after MMOs of yesteryear like World of Warcraft. GameplayĪt its core, Zenith: The Last City isn’t doing anything new with the MMO genre. We’re publishing some initial impressions here because we want to share what we’ve seen so far, but still have more to explore before we’re ready to give the game a final score. Zenith is a large game with a long progression. Zenith: The Last City is the latest shot at making a great VRMMO a reality, but does it deliver?Įditor’s Note: This is a Review in Progress. For more VR coverage, check out our VR Corner.The dream of the VRMMO has been captured in countless movies and shows, but to date the genre really hasn’t seen its breakout hit in the VR gaming space. There won’t be a subscription fee, just a one-time purchase. Zenith: The Last City is coming to all major VR platforms, including Oculus Quest, Rift, PS VR, and Steam with cross-platform play across each. From those who have had the chance to play the game already across the various Alpha and Beta tests in recent months, reports are incredibly positive. While we’ve seen other attempts at MMO gameplay on VR headsets in the past, Zenith looks to be the first one to potentially create something truly special, with genre staples like guilds, raids and world events to keep players very busy. MMORPG’s have long been an addictive, all-encompassing genre that you can easily spend countless hours exploring, leveling up and questing with friends. “…while it’s already a massive game, we have an incredible roadmap for 2022 and onwards.”
“We built Ramen VR to work exclusively on Zenith,” says Andy Tsen, CEO of Ramen VR. The developers claim that Zenith will launch with over 100 hours of content, and will be supported ongoing. Oh and you can also fly around everywhere. Additionally, combat looks to be fairly dynamic, with a range of melee attacks (with blocking and parrying) and magic abilities.
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We can also see a crafting system that allows you to enhance your gear in different ways, plus cooking which will surely provide some useful buffs. Zenith: The Last City comes from developer Ramen VR, and the trailer showcases the varied world they’ve managed to create, across deserts, floating cities, mountainous ranges and more. Zenith: The Last City will be launching across all major VR platforms on January 27, 2022. We’ve long loved the idea of a solid MMORPG experience making its way to VR headsets, and it looks like our wish could finally come true.
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