

Indie outfit Better Than Life’s canoeing sim lives up to their studio name. Incredible.ĭevelopers Polyphony Digital Publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment Age rating PEGI 3 RRP £69.99 Kayak VR Mirage Start a race, however, and it’s a completely different story, GT’s gorgeous graphics engine, pixel-perfect car interiors, and authentic 3D sound working in unison to convince your brain it isn’t sat in a front room with an expensive toy on your head, but rather behind the wheel of several hundred horsepower of prime muscle car.

After installing you might initially feel underwhelmed, given most of the menus and car shops are viewed in the headset’s theatre mode.

Running Call of the Mountain an extremely close second is the free PSVR2 update for last year’s well-received racing sim Gran Turismo. Read our full review to find out more.ĭevelopers Guerrilla Games, Firesprite Publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment Age rating PEGI 12 RRP £59.99 Horizon Call of the Mountainīy far the best looking game on the platform, this standalone adventure set within Sony’s ever expanding Horizon universe is the current benchmark for demonstrating the power and potential of PSVR2. So whether you’re after immersive new gaming experiences, or merely looking to show off your fancy new tech to your friends (and justify that not inconsiderate outlay…) here are Telegraph Gaming’s pick of the PSVR2 games released so far. That’s not to say there isn’t gold to be found and fun to be had in the launch line-up, mind. It goes without saying Sony would sell considerably more PSVR2s if they tasked their other top tier studios Naughty Dog and Insomniac Games to create The Last of Us and Spider-Man titles, and then threw the rest of their budget at Valve to port PC VR smash Half-Life: Alyx to the platform. The not-so-good news is that bespoke blockbuster experiences like Horizon Call of the Mountain are the exception rather than the norm, and the bulk of that catalogue comprises ports of titles originally released for much less powerful machines. The good news is that with over 30 titles available to play from day one, PSVR2 certainly doesn’t lack for software support.
