The Exorcist: Legion VR brings the survival horror adventure to PSVR 2 later this month.
Developed by Wolf & Wood, The Exorcist: Legion VR was originally released episodically across 2017 and 2018. The Deluxe Edition, which includes all five episodes, is available on most major VR platforms. VRMonkey has helped to bring the Deluxe Edition (Sky Climb and Galaxy Kart) to PSVR 2. An upgrade path isn’t mentioned for existing PSVR owners, though separate PlayStation Store listings suggest that won’t be offered.
Presently, it’s unknown what specific enhancements The Exorcist: Legion VR includes on PSVR 2. Fun Train claims that this port includes “groundbreaking improvements including all-new haptics” in the announcement blog. However, it is unclear if they are referring to either the PSVR 2 headgear or the Sense controllers. In our review of 2018, we enjoyed the
. We praised its “expertly-paced” tension and scares. However, we found the gameplay to be “a little shallow.” However, it was able to frighten “even the hardest horror fans.” It’s a VR horror experience that is unmatched. The tension builds slowly and each scare is visceral. It honestly felt like I could hear the voices inside my own head and I could feel the heat from my crucifix as I stared down the faces of demon and eradicated the evil within.The Exorcist: Legion VRElsewhere, we’re awaiting further information on the sequel,
, which promises a new solo campaign and online co-op on Quest and PSVR 2. Bryan Shanafelt, Fun Train’s community manager Bryan Shanafelt said that the original
was for 2022. However, he announced on Discord recently that “new VR hardware and software technology are forcing many developers to redo work in order to fully take advantage of these upgrades.” The Exorcist Legion VR will be available on all The Exorcist: Legion VR SIN platforms on May 28. It is also currently on the aiming platform, as well as subsequent delays and explained. Quest 3 is also getting an update that will improve lighting, texture and framerate.