Sophie's Guardian
Release date: Oct 31, 2018
Developers: GameCoder Studios, Render Farm Studios
Publishers: GameCoder Studios, Render Farm Studios
Genres: Action, Free To Play, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Multi-player, PvP, Shared/Split Screen PvP, Shared/Split Screen, Steam Achievements, Tracked Controller Support, VR Only, Partial Controller Support, Steam Leaderboards, Remote Play Together
Supported languages: English

Sophie’s Guardian is a simple and frenetic VR Survival Horror FPS that provides a creepy experience for players with four intense game modes! If you enjoy arcade games then press the trigger quickly to become a better nightmare hunter! A little girl’s nightmares and fears represented on this VR title take you to a mysterious room where you will try to survive the hordes of evil dolls. Take the place of Griff, the Guardian Teddy Bear. In Sophie's Guardian you can: Play a local multiplayer with a friend using just one VR headset! Challenge your friends to be number one on the local scoreboard. Compete with other guardians in the global scoreboards. Tests your accuracy, reflexes and dexterity with the increasing hordes of evil dolls. You must destroy all the dolls you can before they catch you. This game mode features global and local scoreboards. Each time you destroy an evil doll there is a chance that a magic balloon will appear. If you pop the balloon you will get a momentary special power; This will add a layer of strategy and versatility to the fight against your enemies. This game mode features global and local scoreboards. Two players take turns to manipulate the doll’s spawn points with the use of a game pad. This asymmetric multiplayer allows one player to protect Sophie of being attacked meanwhile the other player triggers the evil dolls’ waves. Here’s where Sophie and Griff’s story can be experienced. In this waves-like mode, you can learn the basics about how to survive and defeat each type of evil doll. 

Press reviews: “This is definitely a game with excellent cohesion and gameplay” Atomix “A creepy but really fun and addictive experience, with that tingling in the fingers when playing for the first time Contra, Doom or Halo, but now all over your body” Picnic