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March 4, in the year of our Lord 2022 -- Six months after their exclusive Meta Quest release “Rainbow Reactor: Fusion”, Tunermaxx are back with an ambitious VR adventure on Steam Early Access. Players will be immersed in a majestic Alpine landscape, preparing a remote little ski resort for reopening all by themselves. SNOW SCOUT is due for release March 17, 2022.

Features

Get away from it all through the power of virtual reality – instead of impersonating a character, you play as yourself, trying to get some distance between you and the energy-sapping pressures of those last two years.

The life-like simulation of skiing makes movement through vast landscapes feel natural and real – even in limited VR playspaces.

Cross-country skiing as well as descent runs are featured as competitive events with online leaderboards.

Communicate with your friendly superior through an innovative communications system.

The Early Access version offers the full story of the game with over two hours of recorded narration, 21 ski races and lots of side-tasks to complete.

Early adopters will have the chance to shape the final balancing of the game's main gameplay elements: Adventure, Sports, Job Simulation and Communication With A Virtual Person.

About Snow Scout

With all the stress that has been invading our lives recently, Snow Scout offers a chance to virtually get away from it all. Players experience the game's story as themselves, having decided to volunteer with a non-profit organization, with the task of preparing a remote little ski resort for reopening. They will have to perform tasks based on real ski patrols, like opening and checking slopes, performing snow cover tests to determine avalanche risks and even triggering controlled avalanches, as well as side-tasks like recycling trash and taking pictures of elusive Alpine birds.

No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s) in the US at this time. Families are required to pay for Internet usage fees to download this game. For more information click here.

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