Siegecraft Commander Launching on HTC Vive and Oculus Q3 2016

Similar to the upcoming Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC versions of the game, the VR build will allow players to use a free-roaming camera to enjoy Siegecraft Commander. The VR version will feature a menu and HUD tailored to the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift and support either VR-supplementing controllers or gamepads in place of a mouse and keyboard.
Players select between tactical turn-based or action-packed RTS gameplay before each PvP match, while single-player focuses on real-time play. Siegecraft Commander will offer cross-platform support where approved, allowing VR and non-VR gamers to face off against each other.

Most towers have the capability of creating other buildings from it. When a player chooses to build a structure, they aim from the parent tower to shoot the new structure towards its destination. Once the new structure is deployed, a wall connecting the two towers is raised. If the parent building is destroyed, so too are any towers it helped create.
“The realistic birds-eye view that HTC Vive and Oculus Rift provide of Siegecraft Commanderis a perfect fit for real-time strategy,” said Benjamin Lee, CEO of Blowfish Studios. “Looking across the map while crafting powerful structures and toppling enemy defenses makes you truly feel like a grand strategist mobilizing an unstoppable force.”