With the recent announcement of the new virtual reality controllers of Sony, fans could not wait to find out what the enormous power of PlayStation 5 with the next version of its viewer. The developer Vankrupt Games will be one of the first to provide a new experience to players, confirming that his popular shooter, Pavlov VR, will be the first game for Sony's next virtual reality hardware, the PlayStation VR 2.
Sony has dominated the latest generation of home consoles, with the PlayStation 4 which reached 60,4 million units sold by 2017. PlayStation was also the only competitor in the console VR space, since Microsoft products hasn't released any type of VR device or support for its consoles. Now that the industry knows that Sony will continue to support virtual reality, the biggest unknown that remains is, paradoxically, video games.
Price has been decided as $ 24 for Shack in the Oculus Store and everywhere, we decided for price parity to have the less TOS conflicts across Steam, Oculus and Playstation (yes we just got accepted as a partner last week). Shack Beta will be free everywhere too where applicable.
- davevillz (@davevillz) March 29, 2021
When asked about the possibility of Pavlov VR coming to PSVR, the founder and CEO of Vankrupt Games, David Villareal, replied that the current model cannot play the game. For the uninitiated, Pavlov VR is an exclusive first person shooter for PC which places an emphasis on team tactics and communication. Pavlov is also one of the best-selling VR games on the market Steam. A smaller version of the game, Pavlov Shack, is available for free on SideQuest since January last year.
Villareal's original tweet suggested that only Shack would make it to PlayStation and other platforms such as Oculus and Steam. The fact that the developer has confirmed that the current headset cannot support the game could be a clue that Pavlov VR could be the first game to arrive on the new PlayStation VR 2 model. At the moment, however, there is no official confirmation yet. from Sony about it.
