STUFFED: Two Foot Hero launches on Steam VR

STUFFED: Two Foot Hero is a VR wave shooter from Waving Bear Studio, released on Steam on November 3, 2026. Players become a two-foot-tall teddy bear defending a little girl from nightmares, either alone or online with up to four players.

The game combines weapon combat with defence building. Players fight through enemy waves, prepare between attacks and stop nightmares from reaching the child. A free demo is available on Steam. The Steam listing also shows a 35% discount, but no discount end date is provided.

Six nightmare maps and escalating waves

STUFFED: Two Foot Hero includes six dream-inspired maps. Each night contains ten increasingly difficult waves. Enemies include garden gnomes, rubber ducks, skeletons and shadow monsters.

Between attacks, players can build and repair barricades, place traps and operate manual turrets. Weapons use household objects as their basis and can receive upgrades at a weapon station. The VR controls support dual-wielding and physical reloading.

Endless Mode removes the fixed ten-wave structure and lets players test how long their defences can hold. In online co-op, teammates can revive one another when combat becomes too difficult.

Solo play and four-player co-op

The game supports solo play and online co-op for up to four players. Its Steam listing describes multiplayer as cross-platform, although players should check which versions their friends own before arranging a session.

STUFFED: Two Foot Hero is VR-only on Steam and lists SteamVR for headset support. The developer’s listed minimum PC requirements include Windows 11, an Intel Core i7-11700F or similar processor, 16 GB of RAM and an Nvidia RTX 2060 or similar graphics card.

Bear customisation and weapon skins

Progression includes cosmetic unlocks. Players can level up their bear to change its outfits and fur. Weapon mastery unlocks weapon skins.

The Steam listing supports Spanish from Spain, Spanish for Latin America, Portuguese from Portugal and Brazilian Portuguese. It also says that more user reviews are needed to generate a score.

A MIXED report dated November 4, 2026 describes the game as a shooter where a heavily armed teddy bear fights through a child’s worst nightmares. Its account highlights the contrast between the cheerful-looking bear and the less cheerful task, alongside homemade weapons, barricades, traps, turrets and wave-based defence.

The Steam listing presents the same core structure: players wield homemade weapons, build defences and protect a little girl from nightmares. The result is a VR-only game built around six maps, ten-wave nights, optional Endless Mode, solo play and online co-op for up to four players.