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Ask anyone that has a PSVR2 and they’ll likely tell you that the tech is great, but the library is lacking. Outside of No Man's Sky or Resident Evil Village, there are very few games that truly revel in the format of VR. However, a recent visit to Vertigo Games’ HQ in Rotterdam proved that VR is in the blood of the developer’s upcoming title Arizona Sunshine 2. After going hands-on with a PC build of the game, we were left dying for the full release of what could be PSVR2's next must-buy.
For those out of the know, Arizona Sunshine is a VR zombie shooter that launched back in 2016 on the PSVR. Featuring a sun-bleached post-apocalypse, a Zombieland irreverence, and a penchant for over-the-top gore, it quickly accumulated a cult following. Fans of the first game will be glad to know that seven years and a whole VR generation later, all the hallmarks of Arizona Sunshine are present in its sequel — along with some massive improvements.
Our demo starts on a dusty front yard of a rundown trailer. Buddy, the friendly German Shepherd playfully approaches with a zombie arm in his mouth. Reaching down, we pick up the arm and toss it, playing a game of zombie-tinged fetch. While it's an immediate showcase of the game’s dark sense of humour, for us it marks the first of many interactive elements of this demo which showcase how much Vertigo Games gets VR as a format.
From shopping trolleys that we collected zombie parts in to books that have to be left on top of buttons to open doors, Arizona Sunshine 2 is a far cry from the lacking interactivity of something like Firewall Ultra. Almost every interaction requires some kind of physical movement, which not only amplifies immersion but also just makes for a far more fun experience. The team were keen to stress that if it wasn’t interactable, they didn’t want it in their game, and they seem to have held up their end of the bargain.
A massive improvement over its predecessor lies in the shooting mechanics. Instead of a gesture for reloading, you’ll now remove and replace magazines, pull back barrels, flip rifles, and keep track of ammunition. The shooting itself feels pinpoint, and after a short time reloading becomes second nature. The devs later told us that you're able to toss magazines in the air and catch them with your gun, so there is room for play with this new manual reload mechanic. However, that doesn’t mean this zombie apocalypse is a walk in the park. It's easy to become flustered when your clip runs out and you have a half dozen zombies chomping away at you.
That's where our favourite mode of zombie killing comes in. From bats to machetes, melee combat and limb detachment is phenomenal. We reckon our demoist was a little concerned when we removed every
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Arizona Sunshine 2 has a release date and that release date is December 7th. The sequel to one of the most well received VR games will take players back to a world where zombie slaying is the main aim. Arizona Sunshine 2 will be available on PS VR2, Steam VR, and Meta Quest too. It has been confirmed that there will be co-op from launch too.
Get ready for next-level zombie carnage: Arizona Sunshine 2 is coming to PlayStation VR2 on December 7. Vertigo Games is back with the next-gen sequel to the original VR zombie shooter, packed with adrenaline-fueled VR gameplay and an all-new roller coaster story campaign. The best part? You won’t only have your friendly canine companion Buddy or Freds (editors note: zombies) to play with — co-op mode makes its return.
Virtual reality action adventure first-person shooter Arizona Sunshine II will launch for PlayStation VR 2, SteamVR, and Quest on December 7, Vertigo Games announced. The Quest version is newly announced. Pre-orders are available now.
Arizona Sunshine 2 has a release date and that release date is December 7th. The sequel to one of the most well received VR games will take players back to a world where zombie slaying is the main aim. Arizona Sunshine 2 will be available on PS VR2, Steam VR, and Meta Quest too. It has been confirmed that there will be co-op from launch too.
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