Galaxy XR Users Can Now Blast Aliens in Oh My Galaxy!

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Samsung’s Galaxy XR headset users can now enjoy one more exciting game. The device already supports popular VR and XR titles like Inside Job, Job Simulator, and Vacation Simulator. Now, nDreams Near Light has released Oh My Galaxy! for the headset, giving players a different immersive experience.

Oh My Galaxy! brings mixed reality fun to Galaxy XR

Oh My Galaxy! is a perfect example of what the new headset can do, turning your home into an interplanetary battleground. In the game, aliens are invading the solar system and trying to steal life from the planets. Your mission is to repel the alien attack using hand gestures to aim and fire asteroids. The planets are cartoon-like, and when you defeat attackers, they smile for a playful touch to the gameplay.

Oh My Galaxy! lets players take full advantage of the headset’s mixed reality features. They can load up a quirky squad of asteroids (each asteroid has unique powers). As they progress through the game’s over 100 stages, they can unlock new asteroids and face increasingly challenging enemies, including colossal boss aliens. This makes it a standout example of what mixed reality gaming can offer.

“Oh My Galaxy! reimagines arcade puzzle action in mixed reality,” said Paul Mottram, Head of Studio at Near Light. “We set out to create an innovative MR game that anyone can pick up and instantly enjoy – something that brings a smile to your face, just like we do to the planets in our game. And honestly, there’s nothing quite like firing asteroids across your room and watching the chaos unfold!”

The Galaxy XR is available for purchase in the United States for $1,799. You can buy Oh My Galaxy! from the Play Store for $9.99. Meanwhile, the headset also lets you watch 3D movies in a virtual theater, making it feel like you have your own private cinema at home. Several 3D films are already available to enjoy on the headset.

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Binay Konwar

Binay Konwar started his blogging journey in 2014 and has since written plenty of tech articles. At present, he is working as a News Writer at SammyGuru, covering everything about Samsung. He holds a Master's degree in Mathematics, but his real passion lies in tech and writing. In his free time, he enjoys playing chess and watching movies.

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