Richard writes: "Who says that horror games are just for October?! Within recent weeks there have been the likes of The Quarry, FOBIA - St Dinfna Hotel and Oxide Room 104 all offering scares. This latest release may just be the scariest of the lot though. MADiSON is out today on Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation and PC."
MADiSON, the Bloodious Games fright-fest already available on PS5, is getting ported to PSVR2. Announced during publisher Perp Games’ showcase earlier today, there’s no official release date attached to the virtual reality version, but the developer promises it will significantly up the ante compared to the original pancake option.
Just more and more games. Keep telling some that this isn't PSVR era. Sony has the power, the controllers and the features that are going to keep bringing games to the platform.
Hasn't even released and there so many coming. With more surprised coming.
"Just more and more games. Keep telling some that this isn't PSVR era."
PSVR era? Numbers tells another story.
https://www.bloomberg.com/n...
"After diving in 2022, worldwide shipments of augmented and virtual reality headsets are expected to grow 32% to 12.8 million units this year, according to IDC estimates. The market is currently dominated by Meta Platforms Inc.’s Quest range, with nearly an 85% share. Sony does not rank among the top five providers and its first-generation PSVR has failed to secure even a 1% share."
Not even 1%
I know you like to downplay Sony a lot.
I don't know about the rest of the world. But here in the UK since later 2021. Being able to buy a brand new PSVR from Amazon, Game, Shopto has not been possible. In fact Shopto or game has not even had a listing for PSVR for a year now.
So by the looks of it they have discontinued it and did so a long time ago. So it makes sense they didn't sell many last year.
@ocelot07
"I know you like to downplay Sony a lot."
It´s not about "downplay Sony", mate. VR is a very niche market and I think Sony made some strategic mistakes regarding PSVR along the way.
1 - It´s very expensive.
2 - Lack of strong and consistent VR support from Sony first party studios.
3 - No PC compatibility.
It is what it is.
No sure how anyone could expect a different outcome.
the saving grace this time around is that there should be a lot more support from the PC side of VR as well considering the headset is capable and very similar to something like the Quest (in execution). These extra games are something the original PSVR was sorely lacking.
I'm not saying it's destined to sell 20 million headsets or anything like that, but it definitely has a better chance this time around.
I'm only looking to pickup a PSVR2 for AAA horror games. I'm looking for great experiences.
One of my favourite games of last year.
Excellent horror with some relatively tough puzzles and scares. The game is leaps and bounds ahead of other smaller titles released last year like Oxide Room 104 & St Dinfna Hotel.
Highly recommend. It would be an absolute treat in VR.
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Hailing from Buenos Aires, Argentina, is Alex De Stefano (@alexdistefano95) and his breakout horror indie studio: Bloodious Games (@bloodiousgames) with their landmark horror title: MADiSON. - Author: Kyle Doherty for Game Hype UK
The Quarry .. truly one of the most horrific gaming experiences out there.
MADiSON is NOT the successor of P.T and the only thing that is "common" is that it is a First Person Horror... Like so many other horror games.
Should this article not be disapproved due to the false information? This game has nothing to do with PT. Click bait lying headline.
So a game is first person and has a door???
PT successor, PT real release, PT phone home, PT - is this real life... no it's PT.
According to Richard at thexboxhub, inspired by =an official successor.
So all those lame fan-made deviant-art-level spinoffs are now a official. Thanks Richard!