SimulationIs 2076 - Midway Multiverse worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fans of side-scrolling shooters who want VR space combat with enemies attacking from multiple angles
- Players who enjoy science-fiction stories about parallel realities and Nazi forces in space
- VR players who prefer games with adjustable challenge and extensive aircraft upgrades
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a slower-paced game without repeated enemy-wave combat
- Players looking for a broad range of gameplay modes beyond a campaign and missions
- Players without a Vive, Oculus, or WMR headset
Our take on 2076 - Midway Multiverse
The game combines side-scrolling shooter structure with VR motion interaction, but that focus leaves less room for the varied activities found in broader action games. Its replay options center on difficulty settings, missions, and aircraft upgrades rather than a different core style of play.
What is 2076 - Midway Multiverse?
2076 - Midway Multiverse is a VR space shooter built around side-scrolling gameplay.
Players command a starship and fight enemy waves attacking from different angles, while using VR motions to hit, grab, move, and push objects. Its story follows events after “1976: Back to Midway,” as the player and Dr. Ivanovich become involved in conflicts across parallel realities where Nazi forces have expanded into space. Story mode contains 13 levels, and the game includes 100 missions, 18 immersion zones, three difficulty settings, and more than 200 aircraft upgrades. It supports Vive, Oculus, and WMR headsets, as well as motion simulators. The vendor also describes unlimited retries.
How 2076 - Midway Multiverse plays
- 01VR object interaction
- Players can use motions such as grabbing and pushing to affect the environment during combat.
- 02Difficulty settings
- Three levels of challenge are available.
- 03Aircraft upgrades
- The game includes more than 200 upgrades for the player's aircraft.
- 04Story campaign
- The 13-level story follows events after “1976: Back to Midway”.
- 05Headset compatibility
- The game supports Vive, Oculus, and WMR devices.
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2076 - Midway Multiverse: platforms & release
Is 2076 - Midway Multiverse worth it?
It is worth it if: fans of side-scrolling shooters who want VR space combat with enemies attacking from multiple angles. Skip it if: players seeking a slower-paced game without repeated enemy-wave combat.
Where can I download 2076 - Midway Multiverse?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens 2076 - Midway Multiverse's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is 2076 - Midway Multiverse on?
Windows only.












