PlayStation’s State of Play event for June has finally arrived, and with it comes a truckload of information about the games that will make an appearance in the PlayStation VR 2 library.
The event showcased information on five titles that will arrive soon, and here is everything you need to know about these new experiences for fans to play on the next-generation VR headset from PlayStation.
Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil Village storms its way to the PlayStation VR 2 library
The State of Play event started off with a bang, as Capcom unveiled footage for the long-awaited remake of Resident Evil 4. Along with its addition to the PlayStation 5 library, the developers also confirmed that development is currently going on for a PSVR 2 version as well.
Along with that, it was also confirmed that the franchise’s latest title in Resident Evil Village will also be joining the PSVR 2 library, which will allow fans for an even closer look at characters like Lady Dimitrescu.
Guerrilla Games shows off Horizon Zero Dawn VR spinoff title, Horizon Call of the Mountain
Guerrilla Games, the studio behind the Horizon Zero Dawn franchise also showed off the gameplay for the series’ VR spinoff title in Horizon Call of the Mountain.
Instead of Aloy, the new title will allow players to step into the shoes of Ryas, a former Shadow Carja Warrior, who’s in the midst of investigating a threat in the Sundom. The trailer showed a ton of climbing and archery, which will be heavily featured in the VR game’s movement and fighting mechanics.
Chapter 2 of The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners to release two years after the arrival of the first title
Along with scary ghosts, zombies are also invited to the PlayStation VR 2 library, as Chapter 2 of The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners franchise will be releasing later this year.
The zombie survival title based on the iconic series will allow players to live amongst the infected, and they will have to be at their A game in order to survive massive hordes featuring zombies of all kinds.
Explore the vastness of space on the VR version of No Man’s Sky
If you have a thing for exploring the unknown, then look no further for a better experience than Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky, which will also be available to play with the PlayStation VR 2 headset.
Following the success of the title on the first-generation of PlayStation VR headsets, the developers have confirmed that players will be immersed even more with all the new tweaks that will massively improve the experiences for players, and we can’t wait to see what new planet players will find themselves, when the title launches for the PSVR 2.
