He’s a ruthless, cynical adventurer passing through the Sundom (a familiar section in Zero Dawn’s open world). Sony and VR advocates definitely have high hopes that this will be the game that will sell VR to a bigger audience.Players take on the body of Ryas, a former Shadow Carja member sailing through a river in cuffs. It certainly looks like Horizon Call of the Mountain will be a fully featured showcase for PlayStation VR 2, which we already know is a significant upgrade from the first PlayStation VR. That’s considerably more expensive than the average VR game in general, so there’s an expectation that Guerrilla also brought a full retail experience to VR. Now, however, we also know that the game retails for a steep $ 69.99, basically a full retail release. Guerrilla Games actually teased this announcement a few days ago.

If you aren’t too eager to play like you have an expensive Wii in front of you, you can revert to stick controls. If you hold up both your hands you will be able to dodge, and you can use your bow by pulling one hand back while the other is outstretched. Meanwhile, you have to swing your arms back and forth so that the game will register you walking. To make Ryas climb, you will have to reach out with your hands one over the other, of course, like climbing in real life. But using a bow in VR is completely different than with a DualSense controller, of course. Just like Aloy, Ryas will also come packing a bow to take these robots down. Along the way, Ryas will encounter all manner of robots. So what is the VR experience of this VR game? Ryas is a master climber, and you will have to use his twin pickaxes to scale a gigantic mountain to discover what this new threat to Sundom could be. We have to assume that Horizon’s studio Guerrilla Games and VR game developer FireSprite Games made the kind of VR experience that would make people want to buy a PlayStation VR 2 to play it, if they can. So, this may not be an essential game to play to follow Horizon’s storyline.

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