Sony has made it mandatory for all game developers to ensure that all games work with both PS4/Slim and PS4 Pro so no matter what console you have you can enjoy a decent VR experience, says Sony – if the game supports VR, of course. Sony's PlayStation VR 'only' requires a PlayStation 4. You'll spend the short running time leaping through space in search of alien artefacts, all the while shooting baddies and admiring the gorgeous view.īut perhaps most impressive of all is the way Scavenger's Odyssey handles movement, firing players through space without a hint of motion sickness.IntroductionOculus Rift and HTC Vive both require a powerful PC to deliver the virtual reality experience. Scavenger's Odyssey also suffers from the problem of being too short, but it's an entertaining affair while it lasts. This could have been a fantastic standalone launch game if it was a bit longer. The only real problem we have with London Heist - barring a few calibration issues in the actual heist scene - is that it's over far too quickly. The combination of fully immersive 3D environments and PlayStation Move support makes it one of the most convincing and surreal virtual reality experiences you'll have, as you manually reload guns, light cigars and root around for safe codes and diamonds. It's one of the most memorable PlayStation VR experiences available at launch and perfect for showing off the device to family, friends and virtual reality virgins.Īfter your dip in the ocean it's off to an East End pub with London Heist, which provides a completely different kind of experience that's no less intense, especially when you've got a burly gangster sticking a gun in your face.

Needless to say it's not long before a shark attacks and you're jumping out of the chair and tearing the headset off. It all starts off pleasantly enough, as players marvel at the pretty fish and Crustaceans, while being slowly lowered to the depths in the 'safety' a shark cage.

Ocean Descent is as peaceful and serene as it is terrifying.

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