Vertigo Games, a studio that's made a name for itself within the virtual reality space, is dropping VR for its next release.

The 7th Guest Remake has been announced, and it's a regular, PS5 version of the company's PSVR2 rendition from 2023.

As far as we're aware, this marks the first time Vertigo has not included virtual reality in any capacity in a game release, which is pretty interesting in itself, especially as whatever momentum VR had is coming to a fairly abrupt stop.

It also seems like this is an entirely separate release; there's no word on whether owners of the VR game will be able to claim the non-VR version.

The 7th Guest Remake is essentially a port of the VR game for flat displays. In case you don't know, it's also a remake of an iconic FMV mystery adventure game from 1993.

It features brand new FMV performance capture and a mansion full of puzzles to decipher. You explore the house in first-person and gradually open up new spaces as you solve puzzles and gather more of the story.

We actually quite liked the PSVR2 version, though at the time it was held back by a number of pesky bugs. If the new version arrives with a higher degree of polish, this could definitely be worth revisiting.

There's no date yet, but the game is "coming soon". Are you interested in The 7th Guest Remake coming to PS5? Tell us in the comments section below.

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