IronWolf VR

IronWolf VR is built from the ground up for room-scale VR rather than ported into it. Every control on the submarine — wheels, levers, switches, periscope — is a physically modeled object you grab and operate with motion controllers. The studio designed each compartment to fit within a minimum 2m x 1.5m play space, with no immersion-breaking teleports needed inside a single room.

Gameplay covers the full spectrum of WWII submarine combat: stealthy convoy hunts, torpedo runs on merchant ships, flak-gun defense against fighters and bombers overhead, and dueling enemy destroyers as they drop depth charges around you. Haptic feedback and 3D positional audio carry the texture of each system — engine vibration, sonar pings, the metallic groan of pressure on the hull.

Movement between compartments uses physical actions — opening hatches, pushing doors — rather than thumbstick traversal. Cooperative online multiplayer lets a crew split duties across navigation, gunnery, and engineering, while single-player mode offers configurable assists that take over the stations you don't want to manage personally.