Steam News20 February 20179y ago

Massive update: Checkpoints, Endless Mode and Oculus Rift support!

Hey everyone! Lockdown: Stand Alone received a big update today. Alongside the much requested checkpoint system comes official Oculus Rift support and the hardcore endless mode.

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changedEndless mode (Single-player)This mode brings a more traditional wave shooting mechanism to the game while still maintaining the freedom of movement you've familiarized yourself with. Compete in online leaderboards on who can kill the most enemies. I can assure you that this gamemode isn't too easy. Ammunition is more scarce and you will receive more ammo via helicopter drops every other wave. Sidearms play a lot larger role in this gamemode than in single player. Endless Mode can be accessed from the main menu.

addedOculus Rift supportOculus Rift users can now jump in and enjoy Lockdown: Stand Alone. Room-scale is not required and the assisted rotation feature can be used with a 180-degree tracking setup.

fixedCheckpointsCheckpoints are fixed areas in the level where you will be brought back when you die. Level progress is not reset, so enemies you've killed will stay dead and if you've collected any items, you will keep them. Your indie developer, Anton Korhonen

Hey everyone!

Lockdown: Stand Alone received a big update today. Alongside the much requested checkpoint system comes official Oculus Rift support and the hardcore endless mode.

Endless mode (Single-player)

This mode brings a more traditional wave shooting mechanism to the game while still maintaining the freedom of movement you've familiarized yourself with. Compete in online leaderboards on who can kill the most enemies. I can assure you that this gamemode isn't too easy. Ammunition is more scarce and you will receive more ammo via helicopter drops every other wave. Sidearms play a lot larger role in this gamemode than in single player. Endless Mode can be accessed from the main menu.

Oculus Rift support

Oculus Rift users can now jump in and enjoy Lockdown: Stand Alone. Room-scale is not required and the assisted rotation feature can be used with a 180-degree tracking setup.

Checkpoints

Checkpoints are fixed areas in the level where you will be brought back when you die. Level progress is not reset, so enemies you've killed will stay dead and if you've collected any items, you will keep them. Your indie developer, Anton Korhonen

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Steam News / 20 February 2017

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