Skydance's Behemoth receives a slight name change and a huge delay, pushing the VR adventure into late 2024.
TSA writes: "Coming off the backs of their two excellent The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners games, expectations are naturally very high for Skydance's Behemoth."
So many games to look forward to actually, just nothing from Sony themselves, apparently.
They're doing pretty much what they did with the Vita. It didn't sell right out of the gate so they pulled almost all support.
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I feel like the astrobot decision was made before psvr2 even went on sale. Apparently psvr2 was outselling psvr1 by a decent amount too.
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Out of the list of games provided Lo-Fi looks the most interesting to me. It has a retro-futuristic look. I would have liked to see more gameplay, but what was there piqued my interest that I will be looking for more information about the game.
Aliens VR a shooter in that universe is something I’d love to play, unfortunately no video. Hopefully there’ll be something to show soon.
Behemoth, for some reason puts me in the mind of a first person Shadow of the Colossus, shame there wasn’t any real gameplay.
Firewall Ultra looks great, I never really got a chance to fully get into the first game due to the hit and miss tracking of the PSVR camera.
I see myself this generation spending more money on PSVR2 games rather than flat PS5 games and I’m okay with that.
Replies(1)Lo-Fi definitely looks really interesting. I would actually *really* love to see room scale (which PSVR2 can nicely allow with a the 15 foot tiny cable and self contained tracking - nevermind how the eye tracking could be used here) versions of games *like* Lucas Arts' Monkey Island (series) and original Sierra type (King's Quest, Space Quest, Police Quest, Leisure Suit Larry) games. I believe these types of games would have endless potential/life in VR and were unwittingly made to be the absolute perfect fit for VR exploration and immersion. So many different worlds/eras/stories to enter. There is just so much that can be done, and this is a genre of game that I can see myself in love with for decades and decades due to VR arriving at this level/accessibility. While I like a lot of them, I hope developers do not feel forced to make all things VR about "thrill" experiences.
It sounds like a mashup of SoTC and Dark Souls in VR. If it even comes close to those games I’m in.