Fit check
Is Private Property worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- VR shooter players who want cooperative property defense
- Friends who prefer online team play over solo shooting
- Zombie-game fans seeking a lighter atmosphere and wave-based combat
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a serious horror tone may find the light atmosphere too restrained
- Players looking for exploration, story progression, or varied objectives beyond defending buildings may find the structure narrow
- Solo players who do not want online cooperative play
Our take on Private Property
Unlike horror shooters built around fear and vulnerability, this game uses a lighter tone while placing players in a defensive stand against fast-moving hordes. Its central structure is cooperative protection of buildings rather than solitary exploration or pursuit.
What is Private Property?
Private Property is a cooperative VR zombie shooter set in late-19th-century Montana.
Players work together online to protect a property and its buildings from waves of zombies. The arsenal includes several firearms, a grenade launcher, and a Gatling gun found on the map. Zombies move quickly, increase in number, and can throw objects such as dynamite. Larger monsters also attack and require more effort to defeat. The game uses a light atmosphere rather than a strongly frightening presentation. Players can coordinate their defense with others in online multiplayer while responding to enemies advancing toward the buildings.
How Private Property plays
- 01Cooperative Defense
- Online players coordinate their efforts while protecting buildings from advancing undead enemies.
- 02Varied Firearms
- The available weapons include standard guns, a grenade launcher, and a map-based Gatling gun.
- 03Escalating Hordes
- Enemies become more numerous and move quickly toward the structures under defense.
- 04Thrown Attacks
- Some zombies can throw objects, including dynamite, at the defending players.
- 05Large Monsters
- Bigger enemy types appear alongside the regular zombies and are harder to defeat.
Private Property compared to similar games
Private Property focuses on cooperative VR defense against zombie waves, while Abyssus presents multiplayer shooting through handcrafted levels in a roguelite structure with weapon refitting. The two listings share multiplayer shooting, but their settings, objectives, and progression formats differ.
Private Property: platforms & release
Is Private Property worth it?
It is worth it if: VR shooter players who want cooperative property defense. Skip it if: players seeking a serious horror tone may find the light atmosphere too restrained.
Where can I download Private Property?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Private Property's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Private Property on?
Windows only.
