Tales of Glory 2 – Retaliation (VR)

A former SAS operator named Andrew “Dog” Carter leads the International Task Force into a globe-spanning war against Quantum, a terrorist network with the manpower and firepower to overwhelm conventional forces. Tales of Glory 2 – Retaliation is a VR first-person shooter built around the contrast between chaotic front-line warfare and quieter special-operations work. One moment you are directing friendly troops through a sprawling assault under gunfire; the next, you are moving alone through hostile territory, relying on darkness and careful timing. The tone is unapologetically military, with a focus on tension, command decisions, and surviving battles that feel far larger than a typical VR skirmish.

Large-scale missions ask you to help seize strategic areas while hundreds of AI combatants contest the map around you. Capturing positions improves your side’s options, opening support such as artillery bombardments, air assistance, or ways to slow enemy arrivals, so advancing is about more than simply clearing every target in sight. Carter can issue nearby squad instructions and set broader objectives for allied ITF soldiers, while Quantum troops use cover, varied weapons, and different battlefield roles to keep pressure on the player. Stealth-focused missions change the rhythm considerably, encouraging climbing, use of environmental concealment, quiet eliminations, and body management to prevent patrols from raising the alarm.

Its strongest idea is the attempt to put VR players inside both a command-level battlefield and a lone-wolf infiltration scenario without separating the two into different games. Seeing a broad firefight unfold around your physical viewpoint gives the action a sense of scale that conventional military shooters rarely match, while the stealth sections demand patience instead of constant trigger pulling. The squad-command layer adds welcome tactical purpose, even when the unpredictability of AI-heavy combat creates messy engagements. Players who enjoy the military sandbox feel of Battlefield, the tension of VR gun handling, and stealth missions in the vein of Ghost Recon are the natural audience; newcomers can enjoy the spectacle, but veterans willing to coordinate troops and adapt under pressure get the most from it.