Punch robots in the face to halt their rampage through San Francisco in 2037. Fight multiple rounds against varied opponents in this VR action simulation, using Vive controllers to wield your body and weapons in close-quarters combat. The physics engine delivers realistic responses to every strike, with no artificial hit reactions to shatter the flow.
Each foe brings distinct moves that demand anticipation and counters, while weapons let you shift tactics per matchup. Players grab and swing with natural motions for brutal, believable clashes. This indie sports title on PC draws in VR enthusiasts who crave hands-on, physics-driven fights.
Punch a robot in the face! It’s 2037. Robots are running wild in San Francisco, and you need to stop them. Fight through multiple rounds against different opponents to save the city. Fist of Physics uses Midas’ cutting edge VR physics engine to let players literally reach out and touch their opponent. No cheesy canned hit reactions and physically inaccurate responses that break immersion; every response and movement looks real and believable.
Choosing from a variety of weapons, the player can use their own body with the Vive controllers to engage in brutal combat. Each opponent has a unique set of moves for the players to learn to anticipate and counter. A variety of weapons enable the player to adapt their combat style to each opponent.
