We called the game a ‘cinematic marvel’ in our 8/10 review.Įlsewhere, Cyan is busy developing its next VR-compatible game, Firmament, though that’s no word yet on if this one will come to PSVR. The game has been available on PC VR headsets for some time now and is best known for its stunning visuals and amazing worlds. And Obduction is one of the larger PS VR experiences, so get ready to explore some crazy-cool spaces for a while.”Ĭyan is, of course, the developer of classic 1993 adventure game, Myst, and is very much a spiritual successor to it.
“Of course it’s the full version of Obduction with all the beauty and intrigue of its alien worlds, including the bonus content that’s on the PlayStation version. “We couldn’t be happier to have this out the door, and we couldn’t have pulled it off without our partners at Legendary,” Cyan CEO Rand Miller said on the PlayStation Blog. Fans have waited patiently for an update on its progress ever since. It’s been a long-time coming the PS4 version of Obduction launched all the way back in mid-2017, but its promised VR support was delayed shortly before that. From Cyan, the indie studio that brought you Myst, comes a new sci-fi adventure. For those of us who like the dark side of VR, this is a must.After a long wait, the PlayStation VR (PSVR) support for the PS4 version of Cyan’s Obduction is finally arriving this week.Ī free patch for the game will launch on 8th May (that’s tomorrow!) implementing PSVR.
It’s free, it looks incredible and it will make you fall in love with VR horror. You also have to wonder if there is a part of marketing over in Capcom that is also looking at the download numbers of this very demo. The idea is this short demo will give potential consumers an idea of what to expect from the final game’s virtual reality component. He comes around them shortly after all hell breaks loose. You wake up with what I can only presume is your friend who is on the floor and you are tied up sat in a chair. Check out my review to see what i thought.Subscribe to the channel. Review: Kitchen is a short horror demo from the terrifying prelude to Resident Evil 7: biohazard. From the creators of the epic Myst series, come Obduction for the PSVR.
Experience unprecedented immersion and fear on PlayStation VR. Description: Come face to face with the next evolution of survival horror in this terrifying prelude to Resident Evil 7 biohazard.
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