
With The Last of Us: Part II in our hands and Ghost of Tsushima keeping the party rolling later in July, it's easy to forget about that middle child -- Marvel's Iron Man VR. This PlayStation VR exclusive action title puts you in the armoured suit of Tony Stark on 3rd July, which is just a few days away. The game's director, Ryan Payton, has brought the virtual reality title back to our attention with a lengthy PlayStation Blog post, going over some interesting details.
Firstly, Payton talks about the game's length. "I know many of you want big VR-only games, not just demos or short experiences," he writes. Apparently, the average playtime in recent play testing has equated to roughly eight to 10 hours, which seems a good length for a VR game. Presumably that's just the main story; we know there will be challenges to complete on the side, so you could be spending a fair bit of time with this.
That's not the only info we can glean from this post, though. Payton also gives us a glimpse at some new environments we'll get to fly around, such as the S.H.I.E.L.D Helicarrier, the high-rise buildings of Shanghai, and an abandoned Stark Industries facility. In order to accommodate Iron Man's flight, each level is gigantic, too. Payton goes on to talk about combat moves, characters, and how VR enhances the experience, though it's not anything we haven't seen or heard before.
Still, it's all well worth a read, and it has us excited to finally play the full thing. Marvel's Iron Man VR releases this Friday, 3rd July. Are you picking this one up? Will you blow the dust off your PSVR for this game? Are you getting PSVR for this particular title? Tell us in the comments section below.
[source blog.playstation.com]
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I’m definitely getting this just a question of when.
I was never really interested in this to begin with,even thinking it would be a very short vr game like the free Spiderman VR which came out a while ago.However after playing the demo it's totally pulled me into the hype.Absolutely thrilling demo and to know the full game is about 10 hours is very impressive.Definitely going to pick this up at some point.
I loved the demo, will get it for sure, the only thing is when considering the backlog of games I have at the moment
.. pre-ordered on Amazon - a fiver cheaper than digital.. honestly, imagine getting a "digital only" PS5 and paying more than anyone else for new releases (physical always cheaper on release)... if companies want us to go digital, then they need to price it accordingly (no manufacturing / retail costs - so pass this on to the consumer)... it just seems too greedy a prospect at the moment...
Going to probably get this day 1 though it will be queued behind TLOU2. I played the demo at EGX and just loved it and really want to give this a good go. An 8-10 hour campaign is more than I was expecting to be honest.
@OneManDroid that is NOT always the case. Here in Canada it is at least $12 cheaper per game to get digital on release. Just because it’s cheaper for physical where you are doesn’t mean it’s always the case.
100% getting this. It’s easily my most anticipated game of 2020. Great month for PSVR with other new releases too.
@OneManDroid the one good thing about digital is the regular sales on PSN, but yeah for new releases physical is almost always cheaper. As for the PS5, I’ll be getting the disc version - it’s always good to have the option of physical or digital.
@Wazeddie22
Was thinking it would be 3 hours max.
If it's 10 hours it's much more interesting.
Will it be reviewed by pushsquare.
Day one purchase for me, looks really good and I was disappointed to miss the demo, having not finished TLOU2 yet I probably wont be playing it on Friday!
I've preordered the bundle with the move controllers, absolutely can't wait to play this!
@Nightcrawler71 - exactly! I can finally play my 4K movies on it! hopefully it has Atmos support too (PS5)... now they just need to get a wriggle on with PSVR 2.0 - can. not. wait!
This game factored into the tipping point to finally pull the trigger on PSVR for me.
@The_ghostmen Id be very surprised if this ISANT reviewed by Pushsquare!
@MarcG420 Of course it's not always the case. The point is that digital should always be cheaper than physical. Always. When you deduct retailer mark up, manufacturing costs and shipping costs, there's no reason at all that physical and digital should be anywhere near the same price. Apart from greed.
10 hours is great, I was honestly worried it was gonna be another 3-5 hour or shorter game.
Hopefully the inevitable PS5 VR successor will be fully backwards compatible with all PS4 VR games.
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