“Survios’ Raw Data is the most addictive first person shooter on VR. Full stop.” - TechCrunch “Its intuitive, its challenging and its an incredible amount of fun.” - Polygon “It cannot be said enough: Raw Data is the best action VR experience available.” - Hardcore Gamer Built for VR and completely reengineered for Oculus, Raw Data's co-op action gameplay, intuitive controls, and gripping sci-fi atmosphere will immerse you within the surreal environments of Eden Corp. Go solo or team up via cross-platform online co-op and become the adrenaline-charged hero you’ve always wanted to be. Explore Raw Data’s expansive campaign and Hostile Takeover PvP modes with multiple playable heroes, each with unique weapons, special abilities, and combat techniques, and battle with visceral combat that’ll put your wits, boldness, and endurance to the test. Ready to accept your mission, initiate?

Raw Data

3.7

(343) • Action • Shooter • Social

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$39.99

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Game modes

Multiplayer, Co-op, Single User

Supported player modes

Standing, Roomscale

Supported tracking modes

Front-facing, 360°

Supported controllers

Touch Controllers

Supported platforms

Rift S, Rift

3.7

343 ratings

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WebKnightDec 28, 2017 at 7:14 PM

wave shooter from in a room

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neagle85Jul 15, 2017 at 5:59 PM

Nice implentation

Actually quite a well implemented game, for room scale its actually not that bad once you enable those settings to remove the annoying popups that you get if you face away from your main sensors. My advice, if you have 3 or more sensors fore room scale, turn off the stupid popups that get in the way. Enable smooth turning, if you decide to use that. Your find there are a lot of settings that arnt really marked well for what they do or the hidden. Also i found that i get no motion sickness with locomotion movement, unlike Arizona Sunshine... just seems more natural. Things they could of done better, intro/tutorial as it doesn't seem to be very intuitive in introducting you to the controls and concepts applied in this game. Also Robots seem a little plain, considering what roborecall has provided in terms of AI

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jimmikaelkaelSep 9, 2017 at 6:47 AM

Top notch support!

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SirkelJun 29, 2019 at 3:46 PM

Uferdigt og kjedelig

Prøvde dette spillet under free-weekend, heldigvis. Tutorialen fungerte ikke, så jeg vet ikke om det er noe bra jeg ikke har fått med meg, men når ting ikke fungerer så betyr det meget lite. Jeg gjorde et mission, meget kjedelig wave-shooter opplegg. Det jeg savnet var utfordring og variasjon, jeg var udødelig og fienden virket inkompetent og ufarlig. Får 2 stjerner da spillet fungerte til en viss grad. Ikke kjøp, bruk tid og penger på noe bedre

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AngrydingoJul 15, 2017 at 2:27 PM

Very disappointed

The tutorial is the worst I've ever played. Movement via teleportation is horrible. Using a joystick to rotate in a VR game is idiotic and this game is the worst I've played about having to always face forward. Turning a tiny bit to either side brings up arrows telling the player to rotate the view instead. Using one joystick to move and one to rotate is idiotic as well. Once I have room scale, I hope I wouldn't have this problem, but many people have only two sensors so they should know about this problem. Robo Recall has teleportation down perfectly (no additional click needed) and it doesn't need to use two joysticks. Weapons are decent, but requiring a movement joystick to do double duty as a weapon option selector is stunning. Don't they test funtionality? Don't they play other games to see how things are done better? No way is this game worth the money I played. Until they get the movement right, I wouldn't even recommend this as a free game. If they get the movement right, I still wouldn't recommend this game at the premium it's price. I hate to be so negative, but without a trial, players need to know about this game before they pay a premium price.

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