Immerse yourself in a heart-pumping, extraction-based PvPvE adventure set in a vast, post-apocalyptic world. Scavenge for resources and unleash your creativity with a revolutionary crafting system that lets you combine any objects using tape, creating one-of-a-kind, game-changing weapons. Team up with friends to explore expansive locations, overcome treacherous terrain, and take down both AI and human opponents in intense battles. Extract valuable loot to upgrade your base, enhance your arsenal, and gain a competitive edge in this unforgiving world. Will you survive and thrive in REQUISITION VR? The challenge awaits.
Unique crafting mechanics allow players to combine almost any items they come across in the environment, enabling them to create weapons on the go. These mechanics have been improved in the Meta Quest version of the game.
Environmental traps are scattered across large, open locations. These traps, when triggered, can attract hordes of zombies, so players must be cautious to avoid being overwhelmed.
Procedural barricades and locks force players to find creative ways to enter houses, which may have boarded-up windows or locked doors.
Diverse enemies: Each zombie type has distinct behaviors and resistances. Armored zombies are tough against firearms, while spiked zombies are best dealt with using long-range weapons to avoid close combat.
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November 25, 2025
Hello everyone! Today, on 11.25.2025, we have prepared and released a major patch for Requisition VR: Hunt & Extract! ✅ One of the most important fixes in this update is the crash issue on Meta Quest, which was caused by a Unity bug. GLOBAL CHANGES TO GAMEPLAY MECHANICS ✅ Economy Adjustments.…
November 12, 2025
Hello everyone! The new REQUISITION VR update is live! After three months of work: reworked economy, new enemies, new weapons, and cross-play with Steam. And that’s just the start — watch the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/embed/4x_xcLuCWl4?si=NM--1DVG9fvdWHDj The safe is no longer an easy…
July 10, 2025
It's an engaging game featuring extensive customization options for survival. As expected from a PCVR-based game, the graphical quality is solid. The most disappointing aspect is that although it's a multiplayer-focused PvPvE game, it currently only supports English. This makes it quite inconvenient for non-English speaking users to understand the game's system and play, so an urgent update to support multiple languages is critically needed.
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December 27, 2025
These developers suck, the items are clearing out of lockers again. The Steam original version still does not load after menu options, this started after full release and they refuse to acknowledge its not loading though others have said something. They want your money only, they do not just intend to fix this game like the Steam original version. This game came out with the same name as that said original broken Steam version, then re named it and re sold it as a new game on Steam. Do not believe whatever garbage the developers tell you, it is not true. They will not get this fixed. Edit: its not an insult when its true, you ignore your customers and react like you just did. Just like someone who knows how to do business does. You did rebrand requisition, after selling this version on quest as just Requisition, like the different version on Steam. Then changes the name to a different version while people but thebother crappy steam version while its not changed. I do not care if I am insulting, you are ripping people off. Who does business like this? Morons.
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July 11, 2025
Requisition VR hits every note I want from a zombie title in VR. Genre mash-up: physics-driven extraction shooter meets sandbox survival-horror, think mini-Tarkov raids inside a Dead Rising toy box. DIY mayhem: duct-tape any two props together in seconds; my garden-rake-propane-torch build still makes me laugh out loud. Tight 15-min raids: loot fast, improvise gear, dodge (or ambush) rival squads, then sprint to evac before the horde swarms. Four-player drop-in co-op: friendly fire means real teamwork (though betrayals are priceless) and quick voice pings keep comms snappy. Always fresh: day/night cycles, weather shifts, and shuffled loot spawns keep each suburb feeling new, plus a public roadmap promises more maps and parts. Quest-ready polish: rock-solid frame-rate on my Quest 3, weighty physics, and full comfort options, no nausea, just pure adrenaline. If you crave creative weapons and tense, re-playable raids, grab this and bring extra duct tape.
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July 11, 2025
Please add campaign mode I bought it thinking it was already in the game couse all the reviews on steam I wasn’t expecting this version just not to have it
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October 28, 2025
I just have to say I am thoroughly enjoying this game. If you're looking for a game that is extremely fun and in my opinion somewhat goofy this is the game for you. Are there some hiccups absolutely but nothing that is game breaking that I have encountered so far. It's easy to make money it feels balanced because it is so easy to make money. The weapon crafting is super easy to pick up on there's no reason that people shouldn't be able to go in with guns. I have yet to feel outmatched in any of my runs. If you are looking for a super fun zombie smashing game that you can play with friends and duct tape stuff together to make awesome weapons this is the game for you.
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