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Is Metal: Hellsinger VR worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Metal fans who want rhythm-based first-person shooting in VR
- Action players who enjoy timing attacks to music
- VR players seeking a story campaign with challenge modes
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer shooting without beat-based timing may find the combat demanding
- Players seeking a slow-paced or non-combat-focused experience may not fit the constant action
- Players looking for a conventional flat-screen first-person shooter may not want its VR-focused controls
Our take on Metal: Hellsinger VR
The rhythm system ties combat performance to musical timing, giving the game a strong identity at the cost of flexibility for players who prefer to attack independently of a soundtrack.
What is Metal: Hellsinger VR?
Metal: Hellsinger VR is a rhythm first-person shooter rebuilt for virtual reality.
Players control The Unknown, a half-demon, and fight through the Eight Hells using firearms while moving, dashing, and aiming in VR. Attacks performed in time with the music develop the soundtrack and increase power, while the surroundings pulse along with the rhythm. The game includes the complete campaign, Archdevil difficulty, Torment Challenges, and Beat Assist Mode. Its story follows a quest for revenge after the Red Judge takes the protagonist’s voice, with performances from Troy Baker and Jennifer Hale. The original metal score includes vocals from Serj Tankian, Randy Blythe, and Alissa White-Gluz.
How Metal: Hellsinger VR plays
- 01Rhythm Shooting
- Matching attacks to the music develops the soundtrack and increases the protagonist’s power.
- 02VR Movement
- The VR format places weapons in the player’s hands and supports movement, dashing, and aiming.
- 03Full Campaign
- The game includes a revenge story that travels through the Eight Hells.
- 04Challenge Modes
- Archdevil difficulty and Torment Challenges add options beyond the main campaign.
- 05Beat Assist Mode
- A dedicated mode is included for the rhythm-focused combat system.
- 06Metal Soundtrack
- The original score features vocals from Serj Tankian, Randy Blythe, Alissa White-Gluz, and other performers.
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Metal: Hellsinger VR: platforms & release
Is Metal: Hellsinger VR worth it?
It is worth it if: metal fans who want rhythm-based first-person shooting in VR. Skip it if: players who prefer shooting without beat-based timing may find the combat demanding.
Where can I download Metal: Hellsinger VR?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Metal: Hellsinger VR's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Metal: Hellsinger VR on?
Windows only.
