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C-Smash VRS Adds Time Attack Mode In Next Update

C-Smash VRS will be getting a new update tomorrow as players will soon have the Time Attack Mode, among other new upgrades.

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  • C-Smash VRS update introduces Time Attack Mode with monthly leaderboards.
  • New feature shortcut added for quick access to online matches and updates.
  • Teleport Movement Update predicts ball trajectory for optimal hits in VRS.
  • Practice Mode, improved pause time, and reduced movement options enhance gameplay.

VR developer Wolf & Wood and publisher RapidEyeMovers have unveiled new details for the next update to C-Smash VRS, set to be released on May 1. Players will have a chance to take on a brand new challenge in the form of Time Attack Mode, as the name basically says it all as you'll have a limited amount of time to clear all of the hitboxes in a short amount of time in order rack up the highest score. We have more details about the update for you below, along with a brand new trailer for you to check out above that shows all of this in action.

C-Smash VRS Gets New Track From Techno DJ Ken Ishii
Credit: RapidEyeMovers

C-Smash VRS – Time Attack Update

Time Attack mode is a free update featuring a Ken Ishii remix of Starstorm. Worldwide leaderboards, plus a Top 10 leaderboard that changes each month!

New Features

  • Time Attack Mode: Smash the most blocks within the time limit and take your place in the monthly leaderboard.
  • Leaderboard Enhancement: Now easily view the top 10 entries and filter to see your own position by selecting any leaderboard.
  • Feature Shortcut: Access new features and find online matches quickly with the new button on the main menu.

Gameplay Improvements

  • Practice Mode: Hone your skills with the endless practice mode, accessible from the single-player menu.
  • Teleport Movement Update: The teleport movement setting will now predict the ball's trajectory and will move you into an optimal position for a clean hit.
  • Pause Time Setting (Single Player): Never miss the action with the new pause time setting for teleport movement, ensuring seamless repositioning in single-player modes.
  • Reduced Movement Option (Single Player): A new reduced movement setting, applying a higher "pull" strength to the ball for those who prefer a stationary playstyle.

Bug Fixes and Quality of Life Updates

  • Various minor bugs resolved.
  • Quality of life improvements.

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