The first Fisherman’s Tale was a clever puzzler that made use of a recursive lighthouse as the crux of its problem solving. Now, in the sequel, you have a cluttered basement loaded with some elaborate dioramas. It turns out that when you were a kid, your Dad would use these to tell elaborate, highly amusing stories. And the game comprises those tales.
The environments are richly detailed and incredibly vibrant. The individual levels you complete, as well as your basement “hub”, paints the picture of one of the better looking PSVR2 titles to date. This is further elevated by a great soundtrack, featuring a wonderful original score and some excellent sea shanties.
Mighty Eyes has confirmed that its time-travelling remake Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate will now arrive on 12th September 2024.
Super Spin Digital are set to bring Spin Rhythm XD to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, and bring VR to all supported platforms.
3R Games is ready to launch Thief Simulator VR: Greenview Street onto PSVR 2 this week, following on from the Meta Quest release in 2022.
