It’s been a busy day for Oculus VR with the Oculus Quest 2 being announced. Respawn Entertainment’s Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond was part of today’s Facebook Connect, receiving a release date for December 11th. However, it was also confirmed to be launching on Steam VR as well.

Previously, the first person shooter was confirmed for Oculus Rift S and Oculus Quest. With Steam VR support, HTC Vive and Valve Index users can enjoy it as well. An Oculus representative further confirmed on Reddit that Steam users wouldn’t require a Facebook login. However, “This also means that Steam users and Rift users can not send each other direct invites, but they can find each other in public matchmaking.”

Thus far, Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond has been shaping up quite well with the three act campaign taking players on a tour of Europe as they battle the Nazis. Multiplayer will also be included though Respawn has yet to reveal details or gameplay footage for the same. Stay tuned in the meantime and check out the story trailer for here.

Electronic Arts had another high-profile reveal for Gamescom Opening Night Live – Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond. Unlike previous titles, it’s a VR title coming exclusive to Oculus Quest and Oculus Rift S this holiday season. Check out the latest story trailer below.

The narrative focuses on the OSS during World War 2 as they infiltrate and sabotage the Nazi war effort. The story follows a three act structure – the first is about working with the French Resistance and preparation. The second act documents the journey to Berlin and D-Day. Finally, players will have to stop the Nazis’ secret war program in the third act.

Along with a single-player campaign, Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond will also have a full suite of multiplayer modes. There will also be a gallery where players can listen to first-hand accounts of those present during famous events. Stay tuned for more details in the coming months, especially when it comes to the release date.