People Can Fly launches today only Bulletstorm VR, a virtual reality version of its first-person shooter originally released in 2011. A title that offers a nervous and violent single-player campaign, with even new content for this version VR. Now for the launch trailer:
In parallel, People Can Fly speaks on the blog PlayStation to go back to details on the version PSVR 2similar to those on SteamVR And Meta Questbut the studio mentions in particular the resolution of the virtual reality headset of Sony and its controllers PSVR 2 Sense :
Bulletstorm VR invites you to immerse yourself in a bloody and frenetic story, brimming with weapons, gore and repulsive enemies. You play as Grayson Hunt, a former elite mercenary converted into a space pirate, and you are stranded on a hellish planet from which you have only one way to escape: by enduring a deluge of bullets. You and your squad must not only survive the horrors perpetrated by the planet’s inhabitants, but also take revenge on the man who got you into this mess: your former leader, General Victor Sarrano.
The secret to a successful vacation is to pack the right things. A visit to Stygia would therefore be incomplete without an extensive arsenal that can be handled with both hands. Yes, yes, both. Shoot your enemies twice as fast with Bulletstorm VR’s exclusive dual handling. Like everyone else, you’ve probably wondered, in a moment of intense thought, what it would be like to lasso a bloodthirsty mutant with an energy leash and swing him at a cactus with sharp leaves. You will finally be able to answer this question! Bulletstorm VR’s Energy Leash is a dynamic weapon that lets you shoot, push, trap, and even explode enemies near or far.
A resort is a great place to explore different facets of one’s personality. Who are you when you’re not a space pirate working hard to make ends meet and gunning down skull-headed fools? Maybe a villain with a bad temper and new energy blades? Bulletstorm VR allows you to play as Trishka Novak in two new levels and to wield two energy blades as sharp as the spirit of their wielder.
Of course, it’s always good to have familiar landmarks on vacation, in case you get nostalgic. And what’s more familiar than the comforting weight of a good old weapon? There’s nothing like a rifle with a 100-round magazine to help you rest in peace and tear your enemies to pieces. We have rocket-launching revolvers, multi-tasking blasters that drill at high speeds, and bazookas firing explosive balloons. Why not take the opportunity to test a four-barrel shotgun? After all, vacations are about having a little fun, right?
This is a dream vacation! But on PS VR2, this dream can come true! At least, as real as the graphics and haptic feedback allow. A 110-degree field of view allows you to take full advantage of the graphics of the new generation of consoles, and keep a close eye on enemies and traps. The 2000 x 2040 resolution per eye brings out the dust of the Stygia wastelands and brings its domes of terror to life. The six-axis motion-sensing system lets you play as Grayson Hunt as he shoots, punches, kicks and drinks in an attempt to reach the center of the planet.
With PS VR2 Sense game controllers, every action immerses you further into the world of Bulletstorm. Explosions ring in your ears and reverberate in your hands. Each weapon in your arsenal benefits from different handling, allowing you to instinctively know when to reload and how to aim.
Bulletstorm VR is available today on PC via SteamVRon the Meta Quest as well as on PS5 with the PSVR 2. You can find the helmet of Sony from €591.86 on Amazon, Cdiscount And there Fnac.
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