I Am Your Beast VR is out on Steam today for $22.99. You can buy it HERE. The flatscreen game already had an Overwhelmingly Positive rating!
This is a very specific fantasy: you are Alphonse Harding, a retired covert type who is done taking “one last job,” and now the agency that used him is hunting him through the woods. You hunt back. Missions are small sandboxes with a clock on them. Kill the squad, smash the objective, leave. Then run it again cleaner.
The VR version comes from Flat2VR Spark, the same pipeline that put FlatOut 4 into a headset earlier this year. Strange Scaffold made the original. The VR work is an official port, not a random UEVR inject. That matters. You can feel when a game was rebuilt for analog sticks in your hands versus when someone just stuck a camera on your face.
Early impressions are pretty honest about the trade. This is not Boneworks. You are not going to spend thirty seconds fighting a guy for a rifle and then pistol-whip him with the empty mag. It is built around speed. Timed scenarios. Better routes. Less fumbling, more execution. If that sounds like it strips out “real VR,” it does, a little. If you like games that treat VR as a better way to aim, move, and reset a run, it is in the right neighborhood.
For PCVR specifically, this is the kind of title the platform is supposed to be good at. Tight campaign, replayable rooms, no waiting on a Quest store review, no mobile GPU compromise. You boot SteamVR, you play the thing, you take it off after 20 minutes because the mission ended and your shoulders are warm.
Not a 40-hour RPG. Not trying to be. That is the appeal.
Watch the reveal trailer here:
