Sony skipped gaming’s biggest event, E3, this year and Microsoft pounced. Xbox stormed the stage with a veritable bevvy of announcements about new games and services, and a slew of details about its next generation console — dubbed Project Scarlett. It was a fantastic showing for what will surely be the next generation’s console war loser.
The original PSVR has a great catalogue of games, but keeping the set-up working well can be a pain.
Join us as we take you through the basic gameplay of Humanity, an action-puzzle game where you control a glowing Shiba Inu. You place commands on the ground for a giant marching horde of people to follow. Make them turn, jump, float through the air, swim, climb, etc., all to reach the goal (or goals) in each stage.
Move over “International Pickle Day,” May 16 has a new number one claim to fame: it’s the launch day for Humanity!
Better yet, it’ll be available on Day 1 as part of the PlayStation Plus Game Catalog’s May lineup, available at no additional cost to PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members.
Whether you own a PS5 or PS4, are a PS VR2 or PS VR or TV-only gamer, want to craft your own levels or just sit back and enjoy some action-platforming and puzzle-strategizing, this year May 16 is going to mean more than just “National Piercing Day.”
finally!, being waiting for this game since its announcement some years ago, so many objects on screen using physics running at 60 fps is always mesmerizing to see.
Awesome. I had this on my PS wishlist and was going to buy it Day 1. Seen as I have Extra, now I don't need to!
PSVR2 support too.
Platformers are not really my thing, but I guess I can try it out on PlusExtra. In VR2 to boot.
Finally! been badgering the devs on twitter for awhile now. Demo put me in a trance and i loved it.
Unless they have AAA-caliber game on there, its a no from me.
Plus a couple of minutes into VR game me a headache.
I don't know about "already won." But PS5 with PSVR definitely has a better chance for keeping its player base or gaining new players next Gen because of the immersive experiences. Over paying for subscription service like Game Pass that adds nothing innovative to gaming. Just more payments like XBL. (Even for F2P games that the base seems to forget)
We see this Gen for example as gamers who formally were just Xbox fans, moved over to PS4 because Microsoft failed to commit to their promise of *High Fidelity VR* on Xbox One X. If you bought a One X thinking you would get VR and didn't. It means they mislead and lied to you to get you to buy their new hardware.
Never mind the fact they failed to produce any new IPs this generation and keep saying "wait until E3." And never mind the fact they tried to take away your ownership of games as it wasn't just the scapegoat Don Matrick.
Unlike some gamers who don't know better, PSVR has its own AAA exclusive games based on the amount of players who own the platform. No developer is going to spend 50-100 million dollars, making a game for a player base shy of 5 million.
But the system has hits like Blood&Truth, Skyrim, Beat Saber, Astrobot, Borderlands, Superhot, Everybody's Golf, Raw Data, To the Top, Creed, etc etc etc. I could keep going. And new titles coming like Sairento, Espire 1, Sniper Elite, Iron Man, updates for NMS, Arizona Sunshine, I Expect You To Die.
And no, all games don't make all gamers sick. And you should try basic experiences before jumping into more motion intensive ones. It's like trying to fly a plane in one day.
It's another area where Sony is dominating Microsoft.
PSVR will help them but it won't cause them to win the next gen, the only thing that'll do that is traditional video games which is the main reason they won this gen.