Before there was Until Dawn, there was Tumble β one of the many overlooked PlayStation Move exclusives by Guildford-based developer Supermassive Games. The good news is that the puzzler's making a comeback in PlayStation VR, and Tumble VR's already looking like one of the pricey peripheral's must own games.
For those unfamiliar with this series, it's all about dexterity and precision. Using either the PlayStation Move wands or DualShock 4, you must build increasingly complex towers using a wealth of different shaped bricks. It's way, way more fun than it sounds, and the mechanics switch up as you progress, requiring you to build bridges and other structures later on.
Apparently, the studio's rebuilt the PlayStation 3 original specifically with virtual reality in mind, and it's even incorporating second screen modes that will require PlayStation VR wearers to collaborate with those watching on the television screen. We loved the original game so we're really excited for this one β in fact, we're tempted to boot up the last-gen version in anticipation.
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Never heard of it, but I'll give it a try on VR, since I'll definitely get it... Once they announce a non-bundled version
Tumble was definitely one of the best PS Move games, it's true.
Stop the VR articles Sammy!
I didn't really like the original Tumble, but I can see how it was a well made game. Just not my style.
It was such an awesome game. I absolutely loved it and can't wait to play it again in VR.
Tumble on the PS move on PS3 was so damn fun, playing it with your friends that are gamers is really fun, we had a blast playing tumble. I don't think you could get that same experience on the VR set because Tumble really ownly shines when you have people over playing it with you.
Tumble was a great game for the move. Definitely a good game to pick to bring back. There's a few other move games that I could see work out on the VR too...Eye Pet, Carnival Island, The Shoot and an updated Medieval Moves. Maybe sony can try to bring back some of these.
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