DEUS VULT | Online VR sword fighting
Early access since May 2017
Fight against other medieval warriors all around the world! Deus Vult is an online medieval fighting game which uses cutting-edge weapon physics to make you feel like a real knight. Discover a world full of mystery, customize your character and FIGHT FOR GLORY!
61% positive · 148 reviews
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In early access, development status unclear
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Development Uncertain
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In early access, development status unclear
Low confidence
Development Uncertain
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Steam $4.99
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Evaluation
Deus Vult launched into Early Access on May 26, 2017. In the months following launch, raptor lab was actively updating the game — shipping multiple feature patches in May and June 2017, two major content drops in August and November 2017 (each adding new maps and weapons), and tuning gameplay systems throughout. The last developer communication of any kind was the November 19, 2017 update, which added two new maps and a new weapon. Since that date — now more than eight years ago — there have been no patch notes, announcements, devlogs, or any other official communication from the developer. The game remains listed on Steam in Early Access with no 1.0 release, and the developer has never stated whether development is continuing, complete, or abandoned. Given the extreme length of silence with no explanation, the current status of the project is genuinely unknown.
Evidence
Last developer update: added Viking Village and Angkor Temple maps and a new weapon. No official communication from the developer after this date.
Major update adding two new maps (Kyoto and Saisoko) and 7 new Japanese weapons, establishing an active content cadence in 2017.
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Details
Developer
Publisher
raptor lab
Achievements
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Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Multiplayer · PvP
About this game
Fight against other medieval warriors all around the world!
Deus Vult is an online medieval fighting game which uses cutting-edge weapon physics to make you feel like a real knight.
The numerous weapons available have each their own behaviour and fighting style: you can keep your enemy at distance with a spear or destroy him at close range with an axe, protect yourself with a shield or take the risk to fight with two swords.
You can defy players online in 1vs1 best of 5 medieval battles. As your level increases, you will unlock a wide choice of weapons and learn to master each of them to slay your opponents. You can customize your hero and take a break from the intense combat to chat with your brave rivals in the tavern.
In Deus Vult, you will discover epic landscapes and a world full of mystery where you will FIGHT FOR GLORY!
Features
- Full character customization ( body, clothes, and armor)
- Online matchmaking
- A social tavern where you can meet other players
- Physics based online combat system
- 12 maps
- 14 weapons with specific gameplays
- AI fighting with 4 levels of difficulty so that you can train yourself for the real duels
Safety Notice
Deus Vult requires players to swing their controllers and perform wide gestures in virtual reality. Be cautious with your environment and play at your own risk. Raptor Lab is not responsible for any destruction of property or the injury of yourself or anyone else while playing Deus Vult.
Play far away from any object, have plenty of space, use high quality wrist straps, remove all children or animals from the room, do not play near stairs.
Room-Scale Info
Deus Vult will play correctly with simple standing configuration as long as you can move your arms in any direction without risking to hit something. However, it is recommended for best playing experience to have 2.5m x 2.5m of playspace or more.
Oculus Setup Info
This game requires the use of motion controllers. You can play on a 180° setup and use the joysticks to rotate your playing space.
Deus Vult is an online medieval fighting game which uses cutting-edge weapon physics to make you feel like a real knight.
The numerous weapons available have each their own behaviour and fighting style: you can keep your enemy at distance with a spear or destroy him at close range with an axe, protect yourself with a shield or take the risk to fight with two swords.
You can defy players online in 1vs1 best of 5 medieval battles. As your level increases, you will unlock a wide choice of weapons and learn to master each of them to slay your opponents. You can customize your hero and take a break from the intense combat to chat with your brave rivals in the tavern.
In Deus Vult, you will discover epic landscapes and a world full of mystery where you will FIGHT FOR GLORY!
Features
- Full character customization ( body, clothes, and armor)
- Online matchmaking
- A social tavern where you can meet other players
- Physics based online combat system
- 12 maps
- 14 weapons with specific gameplays
- AI fighting with 4 levels of difficulty so that you can train yourself for the real duels
Safety Notice
Deus Vult requires players to swing their controllers and perform wide gestures in virtual reality. Be cautious with your environment and play at your own risk. Raptor Lab is not responsible for any destruction of property or the injury of yourself or anyone else while playing Deus Vult.
Play far away from any object, have plenty of space, use high quality wrist straps, remove all children or animals from the room, do not play near stairs.
Room-Scale Info
Deus Vult will play correctly with simple standing configuration as long as you can move your arms in any direction without risking to hit something. However, it is recommended for best playing experience to have 2.5m x 2.5m of playspace or more.
Oculus Setup Info
This game requires the use of motion controllers. You can play on a 180° setup and use the joysticks to rotate your playing space.
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