Eurogamer: "My list of games that I recommend to every PlayStation VR2 owner has just been extended by a new one. The production of the small Vertical Robot studio is also available on PC virtual reality platforms, but for the needs of PS5, the developers refreshed the graphics, preparing the prettiest version so far - and this can be seen immediately after putting the headset on, because it is one of the most visually impressive PSVR 2 games. Red Matter 2 can stand next to Horizon Call of the Mountain or Resident Evil Village without shame. However, the graphics are just the beginning, because Red Matter 2 shines in almost every other field."
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This game is absolutely breath-taking. Great game, too!
I love dark sci-fi. I need to try this
Isn't it sad that there is one troll who hates VR who just logs on to read these posts and dislike every single one?
I'm about 3 hours in and visually this game is legitimately stunning there's some overdone aspects to the visuals like reflections at times can look cheap or artificial but never bad.
For an original VR game however it's a fresh change of pace to get a game that doesn't simply look like a upres of a occulas quest 2 game (looking at you twd ss CH2 retribution)
However I can see the game starting to get a bit old essentially it feels like a visually stunning escape room that leads directly into another escape room and another with barely a hallway between and that makes you feel a bit trapped at times especially in VR.
So far there's no combat despite having the ability to fly a drone with flamethrowers on it at one point but I hear combat is the worse part of this game so maybe that's not bad but it would be nice to have something to break it up.
Story wise I can already tell where it's going and the ending I feel is going to be a massive saw that coming moment.
Voice action is fantastic however a real highlight and audio is over all well done but a bit boring at times it's tempting to just throw Spotify on while you solve easy puzzles over and over.
A great game worth the investment but maybe wait for a sale if you like a bit of challenge with your puzzles or fun combat because you won't find it here I'd still give it a 8 overall so far at least
PlayStation VR is the future.