The Living Remain

About This Game

Built from the ground up by a two person team, The Living Remain is a virtual reality first person adventure shooter where players immerse themselves in a new world where the undead have taken over. You must survive the horde of undead using an arsenal of weapons in a story driven campaign loaded with a variety of interactive environments. Explore, scavenge, and collect filament to craft ammo and upgrade a variety of weapons.

You are playing as Grant Montgomery, a former military soldier who has been separated from his family. Now he is searching for them in a post apocalyptic world where pockets of remaining humans are surviving within protected compounds, while the undead roam freely. He comes across a group of survivors, one of them is Alex, and she quickly becomes his ally. Over a radio she helps Grant navigate through this dark post apocalypse world.

• Full campaign with story driven gameplay – Embark on a journey that has purpose as you progress through a compelling story
• Combat – Take hold of a variety of weapons such as pistols, and two handed weapons (assault rifles, shot guns, etc.) or wield a knife for up close and personal combat
• Realistic Pistol and Assault Rifle Aiming/Firing- Look down your sights while you take down hordes of the undead
• Crafting- Scavenge for filament to craft ammo and upgrade weapons
• Physics Based Environments- Break through glass with your hands or push objects away, and hands will not go through them
• Interactive and Immersive Gameplay – Combat, scaling/climbing, and engaging puzzles
• Full locomotion- Traverse through various environments using full locomotion with smooth touchpad/stick walking to freely roam, scavenge, and explore
• Optimized to run fluidly on GTX 970 or equivalent

Reviews

“The BEST VR campaign since Resident Evil 4.”
8.5 – Matteo311

“If you’re a fan of Arizona Sunshine then BUCKLE UP because The Living Remain feels like the spiritual sequel we’ve all been waiting for (with a splash of Walking Dead Saints & Sinners).”
Beardo Benjo