Vision Quench
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About Vision Quench
Vision Quench is a co-op dark fantasy looter shooter from WizMUD Games, published by PocketPair. Released on December 31 2026 it blends first-person shooting with RPG progression in a surreal setting. The game tasks players with navigating a mega dungeon that doubles as a dystopian consumer goods company. You fight a mix of ancient magical enemies and corporate-themed horrors as you ascend floors. The goal is simple survive long enough to reach the top. It plays on PC Linux and Mac with a focus on online teamwork. The elevator pitch: think Destiny but in a capitalist hellscape where loot drops are just as weird as the bosses.
Gameplay
You and up to three teammates clear procedurally generated floors of enemies. Each floor escalates in difficulty with new hazards like automated turrets and biomechanical beasts. Combat is fast-paced with a focus on gunplay and positioning. Between rounds you spend loot to upgrade stats and gear. Classes aren’t explicitly defined but your loadout and playstyle shape your role. The dungeon itself feels like a character with shifting layouts and environmental traps. Sessions average 30-45 minutes but you can push further if the group stays coordinated. The co-op is essential, solo play is possible but bosses require specific tactics to down.
What Players Think
No community data exists yet as the game hasn’t released. Pre-launch hype is muted but its 2026 launch date means early access players could form a dedicated fanbase. PocketPair’s track record with indie co-ops (see their earlier title) suggests completion rates might mirror that game’s 35% average. If past trends apply expect 8-10 hour playtimes for full completion. Mood tracking would likely show high frustration spikes during boss fights but satisfaction from loot progression. Critic scores for similar titles start around 7.5/10 so initial reviews may lean split.
PlayPile's Take
Vision Quench carves a niche for itself in the crowded looter shooter space. It’s best for fans of chaotic co-op play and dark humor. While the $39.99 price tag isn’t cheap for an indie title the RPG depth and procedural variety justify it for small groups. With 120 achievements focused on teamwork and exploration there’s replay value for collectors. It won’t replace your go-to shooters but if you crave something weirder than typical AAA fare give it a try. Just stock up on healing items, the difficulty curve is steep.
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Multiplayer, Co-operative
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