Smoke Em If You Got Em (SEIYGE) is a tactical VR first-person shooter developed for PC that blends vehicle combat with objective-driven multiplayer matches. Players join up to three teams in PvPvE battles across maps filled with cars, helicopters, and access to a C130 Gunship. The core loop centers on securing a trophy and holding it for three minutes to claim victory, all while managing NPC threats and competing factions.
Gameplay
Matches emphasize teamwork and mobility. Teams move faster by coordinating vehicle use, whether driving cars across the map or piloting helicopters for aerial positioning. Fast roping from helicopters allows rapid insertion into combat zones. Weapon attachments customize loadouts, while med pens provide quick health recovery and grenades offer area control. The C130 Gunship becomes available once a team secures its firing key, delivering powerful aerial support during engagements.
Map progression requires coordination to reach the trophy. Each map features a secure room that demands either locating a laptop with a changing door code or carrying a physical key to the door. These systems encourage communication and role division within squads. Players can switch between vehicle-based tactics and ground-focused approaches depending on the map layout and team strategy.
Game Modes
The primary mode pits three teams against each other in a trophy keep-away format supported by PvPvE elements. NPC combatants populate the maps and must be handled alongside rival players. Every map includes a dedicated Zombie variant that retains the same trophy objective but replaces standard enemies with zombie hordes, shifting the pace toward survival alongside competition.
These modes support both online and LAN play for groups that prefer structured sessions. The design keeps matches focused on the central three-minute hold requirement while layering in vehicle and unlock mechanics that change how each round unfolds.
VR Features and Controls
SEIYGE is built as a VR experience with support for headsets including Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest 3S, Valve Index, HTC Vive, and Reverb G2. The VR format enhances vehicle handling and close-quarters interactions, such as managing the C130 Gunship or executing fast rope descents. System requirements remain modest for a VR title, with a minimum of Windows 10, a dual-core processor with hyper-threading, 4 GB RAM, and a GTX 970 or equivalent GPU.
Is It Worth Playing?
The game remains in active development with a planned release in Q1 2027. No user reviews are available yet, so direct player feedback on balance or long-term engagement is limited. It targets players who enjoy tactical multiplayer shooters that combine vehicle gameplay, objective holding, and occasional PvE threats in a VR setting. Those interested in coordinated team play and map-specific unlock systems may find the format appealing once it launches. Early access to the wishlist on the platform allows interested players to receive updates as development progresses.