Resolution Games today announced the launch of its highly anticipated mixed reality first-person shooter, Space operations. The title uses players’ available space to create the battlefield for its multiplayer matches, with Resolution claiming that the game merges the physical and digital worlds. The game is available on Quest devices as well as the PICO Campaign edition.

Its standout feature is Spatial Ops’ Arena mode, which can be played by up to eight players in 4v4. Players can map a single room or an entire floor to use as an arena. Different modes in Arena include Free for All, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, and Domination. The game also features a seven-level single-player campaign mode. According to Resolution, no two Spatial Ops games are the same, as the gameplay is tailored to the physical space mapped by the player.

Tommy Palm, CEO of Resolution Games, said in a statement: “Spatial Ops represents the next step in the evolution of first-person shooters, delivering a level of engagement and physics never before seen in gaming, where the real and digital worlds become one. you and your body are the controller. In all my years of gaming, I can say that we are absolutely ushering in a new era of gameplay with Spatial Ops.

Resolution launched Spatial Ops in open beta form in 2022 (after teasing it during a reveal in October) via the Sidequest platform. This isn’t the first game the company has released that mixes reality and virtual spaces: one of its other major titles is Demeo, the virtual dungeon crawler. It also recently revealed virtual sports title Home Sports for Quest 3 platforms.