Any time Rez and Lumines creator Tetsuya Mizuguchi comes out with a new game, I sit up and pay attention, because I know that it’s going to be quite an experience. And Humanity, Mizuguchi’s new project developed in collaboration with renowned designer Yugo Nakamura, is a wonderful addition to his body of work.
Humanity is an absolutely brilliant game that any fans of Mizuguchi or Nakamura’s work should jump right on. It’s the perfect antidote to the bombast of triple-A, a wonderfully contemplative experience if you allow it to be — and simply a well-designed puzzle game with some really interesting mechanics to engage with.
Humanity is available now for PS4 and PS5 (including PSVR and PSVR2 support respectively) and Windows PC via Steam. PlayStation Plus subscribers can nab it as part of an Extra subscription at the time of writing.
Vertical Robot's 2018 sci-fi thriller Red Matter is getting a free PSVR 2 upgrade next week, with lots of new next gen additions.
“with lots of new next gen additions.“
Lots?! I already finished it twice and I thought it was pretty much perfect already.
Edit…
“PSVR 2 players will also enjoy foveated rendering as well as “smooth 90fps with no reprojection.” Which should make the game glorious to look at. It’ll also include expanded language support.”
It was 120 fps before without reprojection. I don’t get this bit.
Ghost Giant creators have formed a new studio MoonHood and are building a claymation-based VR game to be published by Fast Travel Games.
Thirdverse has released the first Soul Covenant screenshots, showcasing an action-packed VR experience coming to Quest and PSVR2.
Had my second session with the game yesterday.
Loved every second.
It's great in VR, and I love every single human is animated and doing what they are supposed to be doing (walking, jumping, etc). Itself cool to just pick one at random and follow them.
This game is crazy good!