Grab a toy gun and blast chocolate monsters swarming across a kitchen table in this casual VR shooter. Viewed from a kid's perspective, the game packs action with over six weapon types like shotguns and laser guns to take down foes such as Milk Chocolate and Dark Chocolate beasts. Face bosses with unique skills and weak spots, then check the leaderboard to compete against family and friends.
Tailored for VR, it delivers smooth shooting for all ages. Relieve stress through explosive takedowns and nostalgic play. Casual indie fun suits chocolate lovers ready for a bittersweet showdown.
The sweetest VR game, with 99.9% cacao fun!
A fun-packed casual shooter for people of all ages.
“I can't imagine a world without chocolate!”
I'm a big fan of chocolate and my mom nags me all the time me for it:
“Honey, if you eat too much chocolate, chocolate monsters will come to get you in your dream!”
Listen – every one of you who loves chocolate the most!
Super powerful chocolate monsters are swarming in!
This is a bittersweet chocolate war taking place on a kitchen table, shown from the perspective of a kid!
◼︎ Powerful toy gun: Using more than six different types of toy guns, including shotguns and laser guns, take down chocolate monsters in many creative ways.
◼︎ Various chocolate monsters: Meet all kinds of chocolate monsters, like Milk Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, Teeny-Tiny Chocolate, and Buffy Chocolate. Blow them up in the most exciting ways.
◼︎ Formidable boss: Each boss has a different set of skills and weak spots. Find their weak spots and defeat them.
◼︎ Leaderboard: Compete with your family, friends, and partner. See your score on the leaderboard and find out who is the best.
◼︎ Casual shoot-em-up game for VR: With a game design that is tailored for VR, enjoy an optimal shooting experience.
Benefits of Chocolat Rush, the VR game with 99.9% cacao fun:
1. Get rid of your stress with exciting shooting effects
2. Feel the anti-aging antioxidant effect of childhood nostalgia
Welcome to the sweet Chocolat Rush!
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