Extremely short, simplistic VR tech demo that's nowhere near worth the $20 currently being asked for it. Its art direction is a simplified take on the Youngblood style, the gameplay is a limited version of "I Expect You To Die" between missions where you "remotely" pilot a flying drone, Panzerhund, or "Zitadelle" (big biped bot). I guess it's almost a good thing that the game is extremely short since otherwise the drone piloting at least would make you nauseous (with default smooth turning at least).

The story isn't really tied to Youngblood in any meaningful way other than having a shared landmark so it doesn't really matter what order you play them in (I played it during a pause to the also forgettable Youngblood looting-and-shooting).

Wolfenstein®: Cyberpilot™ – Virtual Reality Meets Nazi-Smashing Action! 🕶️💥

If you've ever dreamed of turning the tables on the Nazis and doing it in style—Wolfenstein®: Cyberpilot™ lets you do just that, but with a futuristic twist! Strap on your VR headset and step into the shoes (or should I say "cybernetic limbs") of a resistance hacker, where you'll take control of a deadly array of robotic enemies and unleash havoc on the Nazi regime.

The gameplay? Pure adrenaline. You’re not just fighting on the frontlines; you're commanding giant robotic vehicles, using cutting-edge technology to wipe out enemies with deadly precision. Whether you're piloting a massive combat mech or controlling an armored vehicle, the feeling of power is palpable. And let’s not forget the satisfaction of blowing Nazis to smithereens—because who doesn't love a good ol' Nazi-slaying session in VR?

What makes Cyberpilot stand out is the immersive experience. The VR element really pulls you into the action, and it’s not just a gimmick. You’re actively engaged, aiming, firing, and dodging—feeling like you’re actually there in the heart of the revolution. The visuals are crisp, the environments detailed, and the immersive combat mechanics make you feel like a real cybernetic badass.

Though it’s a bit on the shorter side, the thrill of smashing through Nazi forces in VR is totally worth it. If you’re a fan of the Wolfenstein series or just looking for a fun VR action game, Cyberpilot offers a solid, explosive experience that’s well worth the time (and the sweat). 🔥🤖

In short: Get ready for the future of resistance—one robot at a time. You’ll be killing Nazis and having a blast!

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