At launch, the Virtuix Omni One VR treadmill will offer a selection of 35 VR games.
The Virtuix Omni One is a VR treadmill designed for individuals to use in their homes. At the initial release, users can enjoy approximately 35 VR games, which consist of numerous high-quality titles.
The company has revealed that Omni One is scheduled for release in the second quarter of 2024. The cost, in addition to shipping, is $2,600 US.
The price includes the Pico 4 Enterprise VR headset, which is worth approximately $900, along with four VR games. These games have been specifically optimized for Omni One in partnership with the studios.
- Ghostbusters: Rise of The Ghost Lord
- Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom
- Hubris
- Breachers
Virtuix reports receiving a substantial number of preorders, and they are currently in the process of manufacturing them.
The 35 launch titles are:
1. AFFECTED: The Manor
2. Ancient Dungeon
3. ARK and ADE
4. Breachers
5. Craft Wars
6. Crimen – Mercenary Tales
7. Compound
8. David Slade Mysteries: Case Files
9. Dead of the Sea
10. Dead Zone
11. Death Horizon: Reloaded
12. Doctor Who: The Edge of Time
13. Darksword: Battle Eternity
14. DYSCHRONIA: Chronos Alternate
15. Elite Force
16. Eolia
17. First Steps
18. Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghost Lord
19. Hubris
20. Hunt Together
21. Hyperblast
22. In Death: Unchained 2
23. Ionia
24. Journey To Foundation
25. Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom
26. Primal Hunt
27. RUINSMAGUS
28. The Exorcist: Legion VR
29. The Jade Cipher
30. The Patcher
31. The Secret Pyramid
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33. Titanic: A Space Between
34. TOTALLY BASEBALL!
35. Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate
Some of the more notable titles include Ancient Dungeon, Breachers, Compound, In Death: Unchained, and Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate (not yet released).
Virtuix intends to expand its support for additional VR games following the initial release.
You can reserve the device in advance on the official website. The reserved orders will exclusively be delivered in the continental US.
Omni One offers PC VR support
Omni One consists of a circular base, 4 feet in diameter, over which you slide with special shoes. During use, you wear a vest attached to a movable aluminum arm. With Omni One you should be able to run, kneel, jump, walk sideways and backwards. The following video shows what that looks like.
The company states that the device should be simple to dismantle and store. If you own a personal computer, you can link it with the VR treadmill to enjoy playing SteamVR games.
Virtuix has been developing VR treadmills since 2013. The Omni One is the first aimed at home users.
