Things have slowed down a bit for PlayStation VR since it came out in October, but they may pick up again now that Farpoint is near(point). The sci-fi shooter was built from the ground up as a complete game experience for PSVR - not an extra option, like Resident Evil 7's VR experience, or a fairly small side game, like Until Dawn: Rush of Blood.
Farpoint tells the story of a pair of scientists stranded on a distant world infested by giant alien bugs (like most distant worlds) and if anything is going to kickstart the PSVR's momentum again, it's this. Take a look.
Yeah, the story trailer could have a stronger start. The facial animations are a bit, er, Andromeda-y in spots.
But it quickly gets into the good bits, which are, respectively:
1) Exploring alien worlds like you're actually there
2) Shooting bugs and robots like they're actually there
Playing Farpoint with the PS VR Aim Controller, which is like an all-in-one lightgun buddy for FPS VR games, sounds like a treat. Hopefully it's exactly the kind of "can't get this anywhere else" experience that PS VR needs to get rolling again after a quiet few months. You can pick Farpoint up starting on May 16 in the US and the day after in the UK.
Read our PlayStation VR review for more details and check out our list of the best PlayStation VR games for more stuff to play.
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