Dystopian VR action RPG Resist is heading to PlayStation VR2 next month with new enhancements.
Initially launched in 2021, Resist by The Binary Mill sees you fighting back against an authoritarian regime while swinging across the open world in the city of Concord. As a new member of the resistance, Sam Finch, you're tasked with freeing this city from the Astra Corporation across a story-driven campaign. You can find the previous Steam trailer below.
Alongside swinging and shooting across Concord, Resist also includes side quests ranging from pillaging data facilities to capturing surveillance drones. You can level up or unlock abilities and weapons via a skill tree, hotwire propaganda billboards to win over the public, or partake in skill challenges with online leaderboards.
While Resist initially arrived on Quest 2 in 2021, a Steam port followed a year later with a “full graphical overhaul” that included enhanced textures, improved shaders and more, followed by a Quest 3 upgrade. The PlayStation VR2 release promises full haptic feedback and “other enhancements,” though not much else is currently known.
Resist's announcement marks the second PlayStation VR2 port recently confirmed by the studio. Last month saw The Binary Mill also confirm that its co-op action-adventure game Into Black, which released last October on Quest, is heading to Sony's headset as well. The studio shared more details on this earlier today in an Into Black PS Blog post, which also confirmed the Resist release date.
Resist reaches PlayStation VR2 on April 10, and it's available now on Quest and Steam.
Update Notice
This article was initially published on February 12, 2025. It was updated on March 28, 2025, when a PS VR2 release date was confirmed.
