Sony has highlighted four interesting VR games heading to PlayStation VR2 on PS5.0.1001010Each of the featured posts on
are listed below.PlayStation BlogDreams Of Another
Developed and published by Q-Games, the team behind PixelJunk’s series,
allows players to explore a particle-filled surreal world in search for answers. Q-Games revealed a sneak peek at the gameplay of their shooter. Along with dreamy graphics, the game also featured the ability to switch between first and third-person perspective, a feature that is only available for PS VR2 users. Dreams of AnotherDreams of Another will launch on PS5 and PlayStation VR2 later this year, and the flatscreen version is also coming to Steam.
Meteora
Dreams Of Another Wants To Explore Creative Symbolism With Clouds
Dreams of Another explores the symbolism of using guns to create instead of destroy, and we interviewed Q-Games to learn more.
Developed by Big Boot Games,
is a survival racing game where players take control of a meteor as it blazes through outer space. There are many debris in the sky, including asteroid belts that can be dangerous, hostile meteors as well as useful objects such as energy crystals which will increase your speed and mass. MeteoraMeteora will be launching on PlayStation VR2 and Steam next year.
Grit and Valor – 1949
Meteora is launching next year on PlayStation VR2 as well as Steam.
Grit & Valor – 1949Grit and Valor – 1949Set against an alternate historical backdrop where Axis forces are in control of Europe and the players must take the initiative to reclaim the leadership of an elite Mech Squadron. Grit and Valor: 1949, launching on PS5, will allow players to see competitive war from the top down. Here, budding tacticians will use their hands to manually pick and position soldiers before watching them fight it out in pint-sized, painterly battlefields.
Grit and Valor – 1949 launched as a flatscreen game on Steam earlier this year, and is coming to PS5 and PlayStation VR2 on August 21, when the Steam version will get PC VR support too.
Hotel Infinity
Hotel Infinity is the follow-up to developer Studio Chyr’s BAFTA-nominated puzzle game Manifold Garden, and allows players to explore a twisty hotel filled with complex head-scratchers and architectural anomalies. The trailer gave us a glimpse of Hotel Infinity, with its unusual settings and the ability to re-arrange floor plans by pulling a lever. We also saw a room hidden inside a cupboard.
It was revealed in the PlayStation Blog that Laryssa OKada, the composer of Manifold Garden, would return to compose an original score for the game.