Spartaga

Title: Spartaga
Genre: Action, Indie
Developer: House of How
Publisher: House of How
Release Date: Aug 28, 2017

About This Game
Spartaga starfighters battle through a VR Bullet-Hell! Jump into a classic arcade game re-imagined for Virtual Reality. Spartaga's combat gameplay, challenging enemies, and arcade atmosphere will immerse you in the action. A game of fast reactions, skill, and consistent battles so you can achieve mastery!VR Motion controls let you pull off split second dodges and powerful attacks just by moving your arm- your starfighter sits in your hand.Game FeaturesIntuitive controls- Dodge and shoot effortlessly.32 Handcrafted Stages (not procedural waves!)5 Play Modes4 Challenging Bosses27 Enemies with Unique Behaviors and Attacks4 Upgradeable Secondary Weapons including Multi Strike, Invulnerability, Smash, Slowmo, and Blast MissileSynchronized art and music- both retro and Carbon Based Lifeforms soundtracks!Unlockable skinsLeaderboards and Stage Ranks for dozens of hours of replayCarbon Based LifeformsIn addition to the pulse thumping retro soundtrack, take a breather and play in Carbon Mode. Wee partnered with Carbon Based Lifeforms, one of the world most popular ambient electronica artists. CBL is a duo from Sweden, providing an alternative music set to help you get into a meditative combat flow. The goal of CBL is o combine earth and space in fine-tuned, but still solid, music visions, seldom forgetting the irreplaceable. Seems right!About the DeveloperHouse of How is a 2-man team in Bothell WA, plus some friends helping when they can. Founded in 2016 by an industry vet with 8 years at Microsoft Game Studios on games like Gears of War and numerous others on Kinect and HoloLens, House of How aims to take that experience and build experiences with engaging gameplay in new mediums.

System Requirements
Minimum:OS: Windows 7 SP1Processor: Intel i5-4590 / AMD FX 8350 equivalent or betterMemory: 4 GB RAMGraphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 / AMD Radeon R9 290 equivalent or betterStorage: 1 GB available spaceAdditional Notes: If your PC supports VR, you'll be able to run this just fine. Actually you can do 90fps most of the time even a step under minimum Vive/Oculus specs.