What's Next for PSVR Trailer Shows What's to Come This Year

Pure PlayStation: If you’re a lazy sod and you can’t be bothered reading up on what got announced during today’s State of Play broadcast, Sony has you covered.

[ApocalypseShadow]

PSVR just keeps trucking along. The haters still call it a gimmick but we're past that nonsense.

Too many great games to play and it just keeps getting more and more. Looks like the most asked for game on PC, Gorn, is coming too. And the video still doesn't have other games shown like Iron Man, Sniper Elite, Concrete Genie, etc.

Insane amount of support Sony. Show them how it's done.

[After10Ben]

I can't stop playing No Man's Sky in VR. I agree with you. I own well over a dozen PSVR games and I can't keep up with all of them. Plus the Hulu VR app is freaking awesome. I love watching movies on a bright sunny beach.

[ramiuk1]

its the blurry screen and lower resolution i have issue with ,its such a shame they cant release an improived version

[UltraNova]

First they need a system that can power it.

[Abnor_Mal]

After The Fall looks great, can't wait to see more, but looks like a purchase from me. Gorn is also a game I've been waiting on, along with Contagion VR.

[ApocalypseShadow]

Yeah. I want Contagion too. Hopefully it or The Walking Dead gives us that survival horror fix.

If you ever played Deadlight, that would be awesome in VR. The atmosphere was great like Inside or Limbo.

[Abnor_Mal]

Wow never heard of Deadlight or at least don't remember it being on PS3, just looked it up and saw a very gritty looking game. Yes I agree it has a similar aesthetic both those games.

From what I saw that game plays like a side scroller, so would it be played something like Astrobot or Moss where you're in a god mode manipulating the environment in some way?

[ApocalypseShadow]

It would be tough to pull off. I'm guessing like Astrobot in that you only head in one direction which is forward and not a full 3d open world. Maybe indoor sections would have full movement. But switch back to forward direction when you leave. The game itself was pretty much 99% right direction. If it's a side scroller, then I guess it has a 3D effect that makes certain pieces of the environment pop.

I always feel horror games need to have that look and feel of despair and being morbid because there's so much death and decay. If you ever seen the movie "The Road," it has that down perfectly.