Sigfried1977
Legend
... easily ranks as my top pick of all the PSVR experiences I've had so far. It puts you right into a haunted roller coaster - and make no mistake, it does turn into a speedy roller coaster with near vertical drops every now and then - which boasts fantastically designed and imaginative levels, well choreographed jump scares, and a lovely assortment of things to shoot. It's trying really hard to cater to everyone's personal brand of phobia, so few people are going to feel left out
It takes maybe two hours to complete, but like any good lightgun shooter, it's rather replayable if you're into chasing highscores. I hear there's a couple of secrets to uncover as well. Like in the original Until Dawn, there's supposedly an alternative ending or something.
It's also very easy on the eyes. Like most Sony offerings which aren't Drive Club, Rush of Blood looks "clean" (in an appropriately grimy sort of way) and very detailed.
At 20€, it's also among the few games for PSVR which do not feel ridiculously overpriced. On the contrary, I think it's a pretty great deal.
If VR horror is too much for you, you might wanna give Rez Infinite a go instead. At 30€ it's maybe a wee bit more expensive than it oughta be - Rez is not a lengthy game to begin with, and for whatever strange reason they decided to do away with the leaderboards for this particular re-release -, but the newly created AreaX is almost worth the price of admission alone. I want a full Rez game looking like that. Not that the old Rez hasn't aged gracefully, but Area X's Unreal Engine-powered particle extravaganza is truly a sight to behold.
It takes maybe two hours to complete, but like any good lightgun shooter, it's rather replayable if you're into chasing highscores. I hear there's a couple of secrets to uncover as well. Like in the original Until Dawn, there's supposedly an alternative ending or something.It's also very easy on the eyes. Like most Sony offerings which aren't Drive Club, Rush of Blood looks "clean" (in an appropriately grimy sort of way) and very detailed.
At 20€, it's also among the few games for PSVR which do not feel ridiculously overpriced. On the contrary, I think it's a pretty great deal.
If VR horror is too much for you, you might wanna give Rez Infinite a go instead. At 30€ it's maybe a wee bit more expensive than it oughta be - Rez is not a lengthy game to begin with, and for whatever strange reason they decided to do away with the leaderboards for this particular re-release -, but the newly created AreaX is almost worth the price of admission alone. I want a full Rez game looking like that. Not that the old Rez hasn't aged gracefully, but Area X's Unreal Engine-powered particle extravaganza is truly a sight to behold.
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