Fixer Undercover hits Steam on July 16 with VR and flatscreen support. The spy themed escape room adventure has a VR supported demo available now.
I reviewed Fixer Undercover when it released on Meta Quest in February, saying “The heavy emphasis on VR interactions and encouragement to think outside the box on solutions makes for a highly entertaining spy caper.” My only real complaint was a heavy amount of annoying grab jank and the game updated about a month ago with a physics overhaul for smoother object interactions.
Developer Creativity AR announced it was working on a Steam port shortly after the Quest release, promising “dynamic shadows, higher resolution for textures, and post-processing to make the prison feel more grounded and immersive.”
Watch the Steam trailer here:
Going the hybrid model to expand its audience is a trend we’ve been seeing in VR. Over a dozen developers have recently ported their VR titles to flatscreen or released a new game without VR support at all. Most recently, Moss and Glassbreakers developer Polyarc Games announced Moss: The Forgotten Relic, a combination of the two Moss games, for PC and consoles this summer.
Fixer Undercover can be wishlisted on Steam. There is a VR supported demo available to play for any interested in trying the new version first.
