"Arizona Sunshine" is a VR zombie murdering good time game. It was revealed that the game puts limits on the newly launched single player horde mode.
The new single player horde mode of "Arizona Sunshine" is compatible on PC that runs in 5th, 6th and 7th gen Intel core i7 processor only according to Gamespot. The developer of "Arizona Sunshine" is Vertigo Games.
Vertigo Games posted on the Steam forum that it needs to work with Intel. The rationale behind the collaboration is for the developer to create a lot of content. It has the ultimate goal of making more content for "Arizona Sunshine."
Vertigo Games is aiming to include some modes and physics systems on "Arizona Sunshine". If it will be done, the game is presumed to have the richest VR experiences. To every player who owns the game having the 5th - 7th generation Intel Core, the additional modes will be available on March 6, 2017.
Players are saddened by this news and they posted on forums and Reddit that they are expecting that owners of "Arizona Sunshine" will have an access to its single player content. However, there is no specific statement if the game will be exclusive on i7 processors only. It was said that it is wholly unwelcome and it is a surprising direction for Virtual Reality development.
Meanwhile, an announcement has been made by Vertigo Games that it will offer an update via steam to roll back the restrictions. In playing video games, it is expected that there is a specific level of hardware especially on VR games.
According to Kotaku, there was a thread on a forum that players cannot access to the single player horde mode on their PC. The developer of "Arizona Sunshine" confirms that players are restricted to access the single player horde mode and apocalyptic mode, which is the most difficult level in the campaign.