u/SecondStrikeStudios

I am making a PCVR/PC game and am trying to make a VR Gameplay video - something to show people what the actual VR experience looks like.

My trailer is all Flat footage and shows the spectacle of the game.

So I really want to have this video show the actual VR gameplay, but I am worried that people aren't going to see this and think "Oh man, I can't wait to play that in VR!".

What should my VR Gameplay video try to convey and what can I do to improve it?

Hey all!

Longtime artillery fan here. Scorched Earth was my first love back in the DOS days, and Worms kept the obsession alive for years after. I've been building a modern 3D take on the genre. It's called MAD: Mutually Assured Destruction, and it's coming to Steam this November.

The short version:

Up to 8 players, teams or FFA

Simultaneous fire and classic turn-based modes

Fully deformable terrain

An escalating Cold War arsenal, plus defenses and drones

VR and flatscreen crossplay, LAN and hotseat too

You command a fortified base, so it's all about reading the wind and dialing in the shot

Full campaign with military rank progression and medals

Would love to hear your thoughts!