The Pirate Queen with Lucy Liu is now available on HTC Vive

The Pirate Queen VR, featuring Emmy-nominated actress Lucy Liu (Charlie’s Angels, Kill Bill), is now available on HTC Vive headsets. This immersive narrative adventure brings to life the story of Cheng Shih, the most powerful pirate in history, offering players the chance to experience her extraoarding rise to power in an interactive format.

In The Pirate Queen, players are transported to the 19th-century South China Sea, where they take on escape-room-style challenges aboard Cheng Shih’s pirate ship. The game’s rich historical setting and narrative invite players to strategically navigate dangerous waters, outsmart rival commanders, and secure their place as the Pirate Queen by dawn. With stunning visuals and an engaging storyline, this VR experience has already captured the attention of both gamers and history enthusiasts.

The release of The Pirate Queen VR also coincides with the launch of HTC’s latest headset, the VIVE Focus Vision. Buyers of the VIVE Focus Vision will have the opportunity to experience The Pirate Queen as part of the exclusive PCVR ‘Epic Pack’ bundle. This bundle includes several critically acclaimed VR titles such as Taskmaster VR, Kayak VR: Mirage, and Wanderer, making it a must-have for VR aficionados looking for top-tier content.

HTC’s VIVE Focus Vision headset is designed to elevate the virtual reality experience across various fields, from immersive storytelling to gaming and training. With its high-end features, users can dive even deeper into the vivid world of Cheng Shih and experience The Pirate Queen VR in all its glory.

For fans of The Pirate Queen, the journey doesn’t end with the game. Singer Studios has announced plans to expand the Pirate Queen franchise, with an animated film, live-action TV series, and graphic novel in the works. This multi-platform development will further explore Cheng Shih’s extraordinary story, reaching an even broader audience. Learn more about the new VIVE Focus Vision and The Pirate Queen by visiting HTC Vive’s official site here.

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