If you don’t already own the excellent Gran Turismo 7, PSVR2 offers a good excuse to jump in. Basically, you don’t pick up a PSVR2 without grabbing Horizon alongside it. It’s also one of the more complete games launching on the platform, clocking in at around seven hours, which will give players a lot of time to get used to every nuance of the tech. Newcomers will get to feel the haptic feedback in action and develop a sense for the adaptive triggers when they pull back their bow. More importantly, though, it acts as a perfect introduction to Sony’s new Sense controllers. For one, it’s the best -ooking game on the platform, getting the most out of its high-resolution OLED display, with its vibrant colors and detailed enemies. No other game launching alongside the system will do a better job of showing off all of the headset’s features. While it’s a little middling as a standalone game, it’s still a must-buy if you’re grabbing a PSVR2 at launch.

The action-adventure game will have players shooting arrows, climbing mountains, and taking in awe-inspiring landscapes. Horizon Call of the MountainĪs PSVR2’s sole first-party exclusive, Horizon Call of the Mountainacts as the device’s primary technical showcase. Whether you’re looking to test its power, Sense controllers, or audio options, you’ll want to put these six games in your digital shopping cart. While there are plenty of games that we’ve enjoyed, including charmers like What the Bat? and Jurassic World Aftermath Collection, six games in particular act as great showcases for various PSVR2 features. To help guide you, we’ve spent time playing through a wide variety of launch titles, from classics like Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edgeall the way to Horizon Call of the Mountain.

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