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Game Overview

VTOL VR is a near-future VR mil-fantasy flight game developed by Paolo Encarnación, also known as BahamutoD, of Boundless Dynamics, original creator of the BDArmory mod for Kerbal Space Program. It is centered around air combat, putting players in one of three aircraft in a military environment. Players can interact with each button and switch in their cockpit to control their aircraft; no keyboard or even HOTAS interaction is required. Players can take on a number of different enemies, including hostile aircraft, ground units, and even naval ships with a plethora of strong weaponry. VTOL VR was released on Steam Early Access on August 7, 2017 and entered 1.0 on August 7, 2020.

VTOL VR is currently in version v1.6.8.

VTOL VR is playable on the HTC Vive, Oculus Rift (S), Valve Index, Oculus Quest (only via Oculus Link or Virtual Desktop) and Windows Mixed Reality. The game requires both an HMD and controllers. There is optional hardware rudder support, but no HOTAS support.

VTOL VR offers a small variety of advanced multi-role aircraft for use:

AV-42C, a Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) capable vehicle.
F/A-26B, a carrier based air-superiority fighter that can be configured for ground attack roles.
F-45A, a small stealth aircraft with VTOL capabilities and an internal weapons bay.
AH-94, an attack helicopter apt for carrying out close air support tasks. (DLC)
T-55, a twin-seated jet designed for training purposes. (DLC)

The game offers missions that put players in transport, air-to-ground, and air-to-air combat roles. Additionally, users can create their own maps and missions or play other users' content via the Steam Workshop.