If you want to bust ghosts nowadays, you’ve got options. You could play Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed, for instance, for Dead by Daylight style 4v1 gameplay. That’s not bad at all, but there’s a more immersive choice as well: Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghost Lord, a Meta Quest and PlayStation VR2 game from nDreams. Rise of the Gh...
Back in the early days of VR (2016), Arizona Sunshine made a name for itself as an exciting zombie shooter. This month, Vertigo Games finally released Arizona Sunshine 2 on Meta Quest, PlayStation VR2, and Steam VR. The sequel promises lots of zombie shooting with a helpful dog companion, a wicked sense of humor, and campaign and horde mode co-op.
We're enjoying a Ghostbusters renaissance nowadays, with new movies on the horizon and multiple fresh video games to play. Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed has some spooky co-op features, and now virtual reality platforms are getting in on the action as well. Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghost Lord from nDreams and Sony arrived on Meta Quest and PlayStation VR2 a short while ago, and it looks like an extremely immersive way to bust ghosts with friends.
Green Hell VR is the virtual reality version of the popular survival game, Green Hell, from Incuvo and People Can Fly. Co-op multiplayer has been a long-requested feature, which makes sense since the first game received co-op about a year after its release. Happily, Incuvo has finally shared some co-op details and a trailer for Green Hell VR. The co-op update will come to both the Meta Quest and PlayStation VR2 versions of the game sometime in 2024.
Demeo is a cooperative fantasy-themed board game from Resolution Games. After enjoying a period of early access on PC and VR platforms, the game fully launched on Steam and PlayStation 5 this year. Demeo’s appeal is clear, combining the depth and challenge of a modern board game with RPG-lite mechanics and feel, a high degree of immersion, an...
Sega's classic arcade and Dreamcast game, Cosmic Smash, isn't very well known internationally since it was only released in Japan. That hasn't stopped RapidEyeMovers and developer Wolf & Wood from reviving the property with a sequel, though! C-Smash VRS is now available exclusively on PlayStation VR2. The first-person brick-breaking...
Sega might not be too keen on making sequels to its games (Sonic Superstars notwithstanding), but it has been willing to license out sequels such as Streets of Rage 4. We'll soon see another such licensed sequel in the form of C-Smash VRS, the upcoming PlayStation VR2-exclusive sequel to Cosmic Smash. While Cosmic Smash is a fairly obscure arcade/Dreamcast game, there's no denying that this sequel looks like a super fun virtual reality game.
