We hope you’ve been saving up because there are a lot of new PSVR releases this week! It looks like we’re about to start making up for a dry January; there are at least two games you should be picking up today.
If you missed last week’s releases they’re here. UploadVR also launched the ‘UploadVR PSVR Community’ on PlayStation 4! Join up, find other gamers to play with, and engage in discussions with them. Also, don’t forget to check out our list of the 9 Best PlayStation VR Games if you need any extra inspiration.
CubeWorks, from TinMoon Studios
Price: $9.99
CubeWorks looks like a pretty solid puzzler; you use your Move controllers to match sides of cubes and build combos in a hectic factory environment. Progress through the facility and become the ultimate… cube… matching… person.
Drunkn Bar Fight, from The Munky
Price: $11.99
This might not win an award for the most responsible use of VR. Drunkn Bar Fight is exactly what it says on the tin; get drunk, beat up unsuspecting members of the public, pick up weapons and last as long as you can. Because why get a hangover on the weekend?
Knockout League, from Grab Games
Price: $29.99
An excellent Vive Studios boxing game makes its way over to PSVR this week. Knockout League is basically punch out for VR; you take on increasingly tougher enemies with your Move controllers, learning their techniques and then dodging their attacks. It’s a great workout and a lot of fun.
Here’s our full review.
Pop-Up Pilgrims, from Dakko Dakko
Price: $14.99
An interesting twist on the VR formula, Pop-Up Pilgrims is a 2D adventure in which you must work to save a group of cutesy pilgrims from various threats as they make their way across the land. It’s little bit like Lemmings come to life, which could be a very good or very mortifying thing depending on how good at Lemmings you were.
Sprint Vector, from Survios
Price: $29.99 (Discounted Further Currently)
Simply put, Sprint Vector is an entirely unique and immensely rewarding VR racing game that has you up and on your feet, swinging your arms, racing against opponents at breakneck speeds. And there’s no VR sickness in sight. Must-play territory right here.
Here’s our full review.
