Sony must have been listening to our grumbles because it's finally starting to talk about PlayStation VR software again. Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin is the latest game to get a release date, with Double Fine committing to a 21st February launch date for the virtual reality puzzler.
The game, which is set between the original release and its upcoming sequel, will see you assume the role of series protagonist Raz, where you'll use clairvoyance, telekinesis, and pyrokinesis to solve puzzles.
While it does build upon the story of the original, the developer's promising that you won't need prior series knowledge to enjoy this one. There's no word on a price just yet, but there is a 360-degree 3D trailer embedded above, which you should be able to watch with your PlayStation VR headset on the PS4.
[source blog.eu.playstation.com]
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Never played the original game but this looks like it could be fun...just hope it's not a game that can be done in half an hour.
@Wazeddie22 The original is on psstore and is frequently on sale. Don't miss it
Excited!
@happypooya yeah I have noticed and more than once been tempted..maybe next sale..
@Wazeddie22 and it's a lengthy game, somewhat frustrating for camera angles, but nevertheless a genius one. I think this is my nth playthrough and it has still something new to offer. So far the best game Schaffer has offered. Can't wait for the next one.
@happypooya wow must be good to spend that many playthroughs on!Don't really know why I never noticed this one before when it was on PS2.But I'll definitely be picking this game up on next sale though.I'm convinced
@Wazeddie22 Actually I had a defected version on PC, which didn't have sound, just subtitles, and I thought that's how the game is built, until I saw at the end of the year that it won the Best Voice Acting! (along with Funniest Game of year) on Gamespot, and I found out I'm doing it completely wrong =))
Yeah, have a go on it on the next sale, it goes down to 3.99$ I think.
Some games really deserve playing over and over again, for me Bioshock, Mass Effect, Original CODs up to MW3, Neverhood, Assassin's creeds, Splinter Cells, GTAs etc. IDK how many times I've played them, in English and later in French which totally changed the experience.
@happypooya That's pretty funny,probably not for you at the time lol.Sound makes all the difference
As for replaying games,I have only a handful of games that I could say I spent more than one play through on.These days with so many games out and having less time to play I'd rather just finish one and move on otherwise I'd never get anywhere!All games you mentioned are awesome though!
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