ndreams Elevation, a developer, recently revealed their upcoming first-person VR game titled Reach. The announcement was accompanied by a trailer, which can be viewed below, highlighting some of the diverse gameplay experiences to expect from
In the game “Reach“, players assume the role of a hesitant protagonist who is unwillingly thrust into a perilous quest to reveal the truth about an underworld civilization’s fate. This adventure is marked by the inclusion of full-body consciousness for gameplay, as well as tactile interactions that players can enjoy due to the game’s sophisticated physics engine.
In the game Reach, players have multiple options for engaging with their environment. Besides running, leaping, and scaling, they can also utilize zip lines and grappling hooks. Additionally, players are introduced to fresh abilities they can acquire, such as adhering to metallic surfaces to ascend or using arrows that stick to walls, enabling them to scale otherwise inaccessible walls in a novel fashion.
In addition to numerous ways to navigate, the game Reach will incorporate both routine conflicts and grand battle sequences. To tackle these confrontations, players can utilize a variety of weapon types, including basic items like bows and arrows, as well as automatic firearms. Moreover, combat situations will enable players to leverage their traversal skills to secure advantageous positions against numerically superior opponents.
Initially, there’s a significant amount of gameplay shown, but the narrative isn’t thoroughly developed. The storyline begins modestly with the main character exploring technologically sophisticated remnants in search of a crucial “Power Core” essential for humanity. As soon as this objective is accomplished, events take a turn for the dramatic, and now our protagonist finds themselves pursued relentlessly by an apparently indomitable monster while navigating deeper into the labyrinthine subterranean caverns amidst crumbling ruins.
Back in the early part of the year, Sony reduced the cost of the PlayStation VR2. Currently, it retails at $399.99. Additionally, there’s an option to purchase a PlayStation VR2 “Horizon Call of the Mountain” package for the same price. This bundle comes with the PS VR2 headset, PS VR2 Sense controllers, and a pair of stereo headphones. The special feature of the “Horizon” package is that it includes a PlayStation Store voucher for the game as well.
In light of PlayStation VR2’s lower-than-expected success, Shuhei Yoshida, a former executive from PlayStation, admitted his misjudgment regarding the VR headset. He initially thought that the PS VR2 would see sales comparable to those of the iconic PS2. However, Yoshida later acknowledged, “I apologize for being incorrect – the PS VR2 did not reach the same heights as the PS2.”
Should you be keen on discovering additional VR games for your PS5 with the upcoming PlayStation VR2, don’t forget to explore titles like the Resident Evil 4 Remake and Zombie Army VR. Enjoy!
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2025-08-13 16:22