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About Zenith: Nexus
Zenith: Nexus drops you into a VR‑only world where you can swing between parkour runs and magic‑filled combat. The free‑to‑play Infinite Realms mode offers quick, session‑based adventures that refresh through daily and weekly content rotations.
The Last City DLC expands the experience into a full‑scale VR MMO, adding three classes, epic boss battles, dungeons, PvP, and a sprawling anime‑styled city. Players who owned The Last City before 24 Feb 2024 can launch it directly from Zenith: Nexus.
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Infinite Realms (Free to Play)
Infinite Realms lets you party up with friends for short runs that blend magic combat and parkour challenges. The description calls it a free online action‑adventure RPG with session‑based runs, meaning each play period has a clear start and end.
While a run is active, the city hub provides a place to upgrade gear, hang out with other players, or shoot hoops before the next session. Daily and weekly content rotations are mentioned as the source of fresh challenges.
- Coordinate with friends early in the session to keep movement and attacks synchronized.
- Check the hub before each run for any new gear or activity updates.
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The Last City (DLC)
The Last City delivers a massive VR MMO with hundreds of hours of content, three distinct classes, and epic boss battles. It is described as the most popular VR MMO with “sick loot”.
Co‑op dungeons, PvP, and exploration of a gorgeous anime world are all available, and owners who purchased The Last City before 24 Feb 2024 can launch the DLC from within Zenith: Nexus.
- Form a party before entering a dungeon to align class roles.
- Use the city hub to locate PvP matches or group activities.
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Multiplayer and Co‑op
Both Infinite Realms and The Last City support online multiplayer, allowing players to team up for co‑op runs, dungeon raids, or casual hub activities such as shooting hoops.
The feature list includes Multi‑player, MMO, Co‑op, and Online Co‑op, confirming that shared experiences are a core part of the game’s design.
- Party up with friends to start a session together.
- Explore both co‑op runs and casual hub activities for variety.
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VR‑Only and Tracked Controller Support
Zenith: Nexus is listed as VR Only, meaning a compatible VR headset is required to launch any mode. No other platform types are mentioned in the description.
Tracked Controller Support is also listed, indicating that motion‑based controllers are used for interaction, though no further input details are provided.
- Ensure your VR headset and controllers are fully charged before long sessions.
- Calibrate controller tracking at the start of each play period.
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Platform Availability
The platform data shows Windows support is true while macOS and Linux are false, limiting official play to Windows‑based VR setups.
No other operating systems are indicated, so the game’s official availability is confined to Windows PCs that meet VR requirements.
- Verify your Windows version meets the VR hardware specifications.
- Keep graphics drivers up to date for optimal performance.
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