The PlayStation Brahs:
“ For some, some of the best childhood memories is playing with G.I. Joe, Transformers, or even a combination of anything and everything that you could get a hold of with your friends and just let the imagination of the battle while outside and just having a blast. Bringing vehicles to the mix was an added bonus to the fun that everyone was having. It’s that type of simple fun that brought a lot of smiles to many children’s faces.
But as those children start to grow and have families of their own, there still could be a thought every now and then of a way of getting away just to relive some of those memories again. But does Developer, Phaser Lock Interactive allow you to escape to those memories? Let’s find out with Final Assault for the PlayStation VR.”
Pure PSVR: Final Assault may not be as deep as Command and Conquer, but it does offer the most fun and deepest RTS experience you can find in virtual reality. Each battlefield is unique and filled with detail, and when the bombs are going off, multiple dogfights are happening overhead and gunfire is going off everywhere, the immersion is through the roof.
From PSU: "I clearly had this battle in the bag. The enemy had sent out a few too many planes for my liking, and they were bombing and strafing my soldiers all over the map. Rather than reinforce my artillery, I completely pivoted to the skies, creating a mammoth armada of planes and sending them to clean up these upstarts."
Skewed and Reviewed have posted a mostly positive review for the new PSVR game Final Assault. They liked the action and nostalgia of the game but noted the difficult controls.
