VR shooters live or die by how immersive they feel, and Spatial Ops has been steadily carving out its place in that arena. With its latest update, the game isn’t just refining performance, it is also adding features that make the action more tactile and engaging.
The headline addition is bHaptics compatibility, opening the door for players with haptic vests to feel impacts and vibrations in sync with what’s happening on screen. For a title that leans heavily into competitive firefights, this upgrade deepens immersion in ways standard controllers alone cannot provide.
bHaptics integration
Haptic feedback has been gaining traction across VR games, but full vest compatibility still feels like a premium layer of immersion. In Spatial Ops, the addition means every shot, hit, or explosion can now be physically felt, translating the high-stakes tension of combat into a more visceral experience.
This is especially relevant in a competitive setting, where situational awareness is everything. Feeling a hit on your side or back adds another layer of sensory input, making the battles more dynamic and reactive.
Gameplay refinements and new functions
Beyond hardware support, the update includes adjustments aimed at tightening core gameplay. Changes to player movement and weapon handling smooth out pacing, while new functional tweaks bring balance to matches without straying from the game’s fast-action design.
For teams that rely on precision and coordination, these adjustments are small but meaningful, shaping a fairer and more consistent play environment.
Broader improvements
The update also focuses on stability, ironing out technical issues and enhancing overall performance. VR games can live or die by how well they maintain framerate and minimize friction, so these behind-the-scenes optimizations matter just as much as flashy new features.
Combined with the tactile immersion of bHaptics, the result is an update that addresses both the feel and the function of Spatial Ops. It demonstrates a commitment to expanding the game not only through content, but also through thoughtful refinements that enhance the competitive experience.
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