And unlike the other all-ages games here, it’s squarely meant for mature players.
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This original London-set game is full of big set pieces, and features solid gunplay and some of the best graphics we’ve seen in a PSVR game yet. We were smitten with this one, and chances are good that you will be too.īlood & Truth is like a proper action blockbuster, only you’re living it instead of just watching it. You’ll control her through the environments and pause here and there to solve puzzles, and the chaptered approach breaks it all into welcome, bite-sized chunks. Moss is a dreamy little gem – a fantasy adventure about a little mouse navigating a large world. You might look ridiculous swinging around your body around to the beat, but who cares? It feels amazing. Perhaps the single best reason to shell out for PlayStation Move controllers, Beat Saber is an amazingly energetic rhythm game where you swing lightsaber-esque swords to smash blocks that represent beats and notes. Tetris Effect is great on your TV, but even better when you’re immersed in VR. It’s still the classic puzzler at its core, but with dreamy backdrops and music that ties into the block-stacking, line-clearing gameplay. It’s a bit shocking that Tetris of all games is a killer VR app, but that’s exactly what Enhance, Inc. It’s just a legitimately excellent 3D platformer that happens to be playable in VR, which adds a unique feel to some of the challenges without diminishing the platforming core. Sony’s latest exclusive seemingly came out of nowhere to become one of the most acclaimed VR games on any device to date. On the other hand, if you just want to dive into the latest and greatest, here’s a look at five of the best new PlayStation VR games released in the last year-plus. We have a big list of favourites, if you need a lot of options.
Only some PlayStation 4 games are compatible with the PlayStation VR, but Sony has built up a nice library of titles over the last two years. Having trouble getting up and running? Sony has a detailed, illustrated walkthrough to help you troubleshoot any issues. Turn on the TV, power up the PlayStation 4, power on the headset, and follow the on-screen directions for headset and camera configuration. Now, grab the headset and connect the big cable into the front of the Processor Unit. Plug the power cord into the AC adapter, plug the cable into the Processor Unit, and then pop the other end into a wall outlet. You’ll then connect a USB cable from the back of the Processor Unit to the front of the PlayStation 4. Once the camera is plugged in, connect an HDMI cable from your PlayStation 4 console to the Processor Unit.
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Sony suggests putting the Camera approximately 1.4m (4.7ft) from the floor, so you’ll have to figure out if setting it above or below your TV is closer to that mark. Current PSVR bundles come with the Camera, but if you don’t have it, you’ll need it. You’ll next need a PlayStation Camera, which connects to the PlayStation 4 itself. There are some functional differences between the models, but the basic setup is essentially the same.īegin by connecting an HDMI cable between your television and the PSVR’s Processor Unit. The original version, the CUH-ZVR1, has its power button on an inline cable remote, and the Processor Unit has an odd sliding design. Luckily, you’ll quickly become a pro, but the initial setup may take a little while.Ĭhances are good that you have the revised PlayStation VR model, CUH-ZVR2, which has the power button on the headset itself and has a completely solid Processor Unit. If you just unboxed your PlayStation VR and let out a deep sigh, we feel you – there are a lot of cables, and the setup can get confusing in a hurry.
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