Developer OKAM Studios recently announced that their VR pirate game "Ship Ahoy" officially supports Oculus Rift.
Steam Ahoy has already been posted on Steam. This means that "Ship Ahoy" opens the door to htc vive and Oculus Rift, allowing more players to join the beta. OKAM Studios, headquartered in Argentina, has been developing their first-person multiplayer VR game for some time. OKAM Studios launched the "Ship Ahoy" beta on the Steam platform last month. In addition to providing a multiplayer online gaming experience, Ship Ahoy now offers some interesting single-player games.
Ship Ahoy first supported htc vive and now finally supports Oculus Rift. In the recent Steam hardware and software survey, Oculus Rift is the most popular VR heads-up with 49.26% share. In view of this, OKAM Studios hopes to increase the player's cardinality, thus increasing the support of Oculus Rift. The team said they are developing the PS VR version, but so far there is no more news.
Ship Ahoy is currently undergoing open beta on the Steam platform and is available for free download. Foreign media said: "Ship Ahoy" is an amazing shooting game. You don't feel uncomfortable when you participate in naval battles. Some elements and gameplay of the game have yet to be improved, but these improvements will eventually come. For the first VR game, OKAM Studio has done much better than other vendors, so I hope they can continue to work hard."
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