What the makers of Final Assault learned with their second VR game

One of my early joys in virtual reality was the HTC Vive’s Final Approach from Phaser Lock Interactive. It put you in the middle of a virtual reality landscape, as if you were standing in a table with miniature toys. You could reach into the air, grab a plane, and set it on a path for landing at an airstrip.

It was a magical and immersive app, the kind of thing you could only do in VR. And now Phaser Lock Interactive is back with a new game, dubbed Final Assault, that turns the same kind of experience into a real-time military strategy game. Now you can stand in the middle of a World War II tabletop battlefield and command an assault on an enemy position. You can use your finger to touch objects on a menu, unleashing new infantry, vehicle, or air forces on the enemy.