Nerf Ultimate Championship VR experience coming to Oculus Quest

Nerf Ultimate Championship, a VR game from Secret Location, is coming to Oculus Quest in 2022.

The game allows players to compete in head-to-head team matches within a futuristic arena filled with roaring fans. It features a wide range of blasters and will boast a suite of avatar and blaster customisation options.
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“Nerf Ultimate Championship marks an important milestone for us as the first collaboration with our new parent company Hasbro,” said Kathryn Rawson, VP Content at Secret Location.

“Everyone on the team is excited to bring those epic Nerf battles from our childhood into the immersive world of VR and to the growing Oculus Quest audience when the game launches next year.”

Scott Ozarski, Brand Manager, Global Brand Marketing for Nerf, added: “We are thrilled to partner with Secret Location to take our legacy brand Nerf to new heights through the immersion of virtual reality.

“It translates the imaginative play, high physicality and fun competition that characterises the property to an all-new and exciting medium for our fans.”

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