Sure, there’s no doubt Ghost of Tsushima is great, but what if you could exist inside Sucker Punch’s stunning historical world? Arashi: Castles of Sin aims to answer the question by bringing Tenchu-esque sandbox stealth action to the PSVR headset. Clearly it doesn’t have the budget of Sony’s blockbuster, but you get a pet wolf and can toss shurikens in first-person, so it’s not a complete write-off.
“Arashi is built from the ground up for VR,” co-founder Tom Doyle wrote on the PS Blog. “With state-of-the-art movement and a deadly arsenal of feudal era weapons, there are endless ways to play. Personally, I use the spider approach – setting traps and luring enemies into my web for the ambush kill. Your mileage, or playstyle, may vary.”
The game’s due out this summer, and in addition to its versatile gameplay systems, is promising a deep and immersive plot. “At Endeavor One, we’re huge fans of genre filmmaking,” Doyled added. “We have a passion for storytelling and a love of creating immersive experiences – it’s what drew us to VR in the first place.” You can check out the trailer embedded above.
[source blog.playstation.com]
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Never been big on vr but damn this looks cool
@BoldAndBrash I'd of thought games like Nioh were more arcadey then GoT since that game's combat was more about parrying and precision then about hacking and slashing.
It’s a shame the art team don’t know how to animate hands.
I though ghost of tsushima have updated vr mode lol.
Games like this remind me I am still waiting for my ps4 camera adaptor for PS5 since more than 6 weeks now, so no VR for me since mid-april since I don't have my PS4 anymore. I would like to start a new RE7 game on PSVR once I complete RE8.
I checked this out the other day. Looks ok, but not keen on the colour pallet.
@Spookles why don't you offer them some advice then?
Looks pretty neat. If we can get some of these newer releases on PSVR2 at launch it’ll be a filled launch. Some old games maybe, but the improvements will be so worth it.
@hi_drnick I’d be more than happy to offer my services to them. They only have to ask. Or I could point them in the direction of some good tutorials.
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