Few VR titles emphasize scale in the way Skydance’s Behemoth does. From the moment you step into its world, it’s clear that this is a game about perspective: the player is small, the monsters are massive, and every encounter is built to make that contrast feel meaningful. It’s not about spectacle for spectacle’s sake; it’s about feeling the weight of a world bigger than yourself.
Behemoth’s standout feature is its scale-to-player ratio. Giant monsters tower over you, ruined landscapes stretch endlessly, and every environment is designed to reinforce that you are navigating a world of enormous threats.
This sense of scale isn’t just visual — it affects gameplay. Moving through environments, positioning against monsters, and interacting with objects all emphasize your smallness in the ecosystem. The design consistently reminds you that your actions, though impactful, exist within something much larger.
For Behemoth’s release, we delivered action-driven premiere creatives designed to showcase the game’s core strengths:
Our assets emphasized the feeling of being small in a big, dangerous world without exaggerating or overselling, making the trailers and promotional content feel authentic to the game’s tone.
Combat in Behemoth is grounded and weight-driven. Each strike, grab, and throw carries a satisfying physicality without relying on exaggerated animations. Environmental hazards and destructible elements create layers of strategy, encouraging players to use the world as part of their approach to each encounter.
The game’s environments — from icy wastelands to crumbling temples — aren’t just backdrops; they tell a story and influence combat in subtle, immersive ways.
Behemoth succeeds because it respects the player and the world it’s built. The sense of scale, grounded combat, and thoughtful environments make each encounter meaningful. It’s not flashy or overblown — it’s measured, immersive, and satisfying.
For players who enjoy VR experiences where perspective, physics, and environmental storytelling matter, Behemoth delivers a solid, memorable experience without needing to oversell itself.