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Population: One

2020

Audio: English · Subtitles: English

  • shooter
  • arcade
  • action
  • single player
  • multiplayer
  • battle royale

The story

Fly anywhere, climb anything, build defenses... All in a VR Battle Royale.

What it’s like

Bright, saturated arcade colour and a loose, cartoonish sense of scale: sunlit islands, toy-like cityscapes and wide skies rendered in clean, glossy geometry. Movement is the heartbeat here, with the player's view sweeping through open air as they grapple, glide and scramble up sheer faces, then pause to hammer together walls and ramps from gathered materials. The soundtrack thumps with upbeat electronic energy under bursts of gunfire, pings and the rush of wind, while the rest of the field stays a constant, lively presence. Its vibe is breezy, playful chaos, a high-energy scramble that rewards quick hands and restless curiosity. It suits a loud weekend session with friends, a burst of active play on a VR headset after work, or anyone who wants a physical, sweaty workout that still feels like a game. Intensity is moderate: stylised, cartoon-style gunfire and elimination with no gore and no sexual content, though the fast motion and sudden ambushes can startle. It's built for players who love battle royale tension, parkour-style movement and building, and who want their action to live in their whole body.

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