TSA writes: Unintentionally, Coatsink might have just made the funniest Oculus Quest game yet. Not because it’s laughably bad – it’s actually very good – but because watching people play it should be a new spectator sport. If you want to see, and hear, members of your family, yelping, jumping and cowering in fear while wearing a funny VR hat, then Jurassic World Aftermath has you covered.
The Meta Quest+ subscription service is expanding in March with the Games Catalog, offering 12 titles to subscribers.
Jurassic World Aftermath was initially released in two parts for the Oculus Quest 2, but the developers decided to release it as one product for the launch of the PSVR 2. Learn all you need to know before deciding if it's worth playing on PSVR 2.
Grasping was a challenge at times but here is a look at the game on a PSVR2.
Is he ducking for the entire video or is he supposed to be a child. Or is it a bug?
He’s playing sitting down. When you do that I think you probably oughta adjust your height in the settings to compensate on some games. He literally looking from a 6-7 year olds perspective.
Maybe he chose the setting for playing while standing and got tired and sat down without changing the setting.
I was playing seated as most games I played ask if you are seated or standing but it does have some odd height situations.
@SullysCigar
In the 21 games I have at the moment for PSVR2, you can use smooth turning in every single one.
I'm certain that's an option in this aswell.
Regarding the height, that is also adjustable in "every" game.
