Blood & Truth VR - PlayStation 4

Feel like an action hero/james bond. Once you understand the controls (which aren't hard) it's super smooth and a blast to play. A must own game if you have PSVR. I haven't tried it with the dualshock4 but using the Motion Controllers was butter smooth for me especially reloading and switching weapons. Looking forward to new game+ and the free DLC. Pay attention to the rumble in your controller, that's what lets you know you've positioned controller in the correct place to holster your weapon or reload your gun. I see a lot of people complaining about not being able to do this correctly which means they skipped important tips in the game and are blaming the game when it's their fault.

This is by far the best game for the PSVR, imagine being in an action packed movie, you are the star, it is one of the best games I have played, and by far the best game on the PSVR.

ME LLEGO SIN PROBLEMAS , SI VES QUE LOS JUEGOS VR EN LA STORE SALEN MAS CARO MEJOR COMPREN EN FISICO Y SALE MAS A CUENTA

Great game...im about 2 hours in and it has me hooked. The reload mechanism is so realistic, and the wide range of weapons are amazing. Storyline is pretty good too. The characters play their part pretty well. However there are some points in the game where you're forced to sit around and wait. The only reason why I have the game 4 stars instead of 5 is because the lack of free movement. This was probably due to the lack of function ability of the ps4 move controllers. However overall a good game that I would recommend playing.

MY REVIEW -GOOD---------Pretty VrGood physical.Good player.Dawn storyline long make me dizzy 😥Okay-------------Depend Bullet so much damage.Poor AI so faster attack u.BAD---------Enemy freeway health hurt so much as never die dawn. Annoying.Enemy depend hurt so much.Total 8.2/10

An absolutely amazing and immersive VR experience. Top-notch character performances, epic action set pieces, and perfect shooter gameplay make this a must-own VR game alongside Astro Bot Rescue Mission, Moss, and Farpoint.

I really love this game! Good story, graphics and control. If you liked the demo, then you will love the full game! Enjoy!

**Game played on the Playstation 4 Pro**I was also excited when the London Heist demo was getting turned into a full game. Finally, maybe we would get an action shooter with AAA production value, something that would put me in awe of what I was being immersed in. But is Blood & Truth too late to the VR scene?To start, you need a pair of PS Move controllers to play. I’ve always used ones from the PS3 era and they worked fine. It also asks that you are in a seated position, but as you can imagine, you will be ducking and moving around a lot of the time to your benefit.Story:Blood & Truth follows a conventional action movie-like story with a British cast of characters. It’s full of the cheeky jokes and movie-dialogue that will either entertain you or be overshadowed by those odd-looking character models. Unfortunately, I still can’t feel emotional about the story or the characters when they look like that, I’m sure they did the best with the resources they could, but the PSVR’s capabilities don’t help much with the type of storytelling they did. If anything, the story was just a break between each action setpiece for me.Shooting Gameplay:Your movement involves pointing at locations of cover with your move button. Once in a position, you have the option to move forward if enough enemies are killed, or you can strafe left and right on the plane you are on, usually with a few options for cover that you can crouch behind. This all happens at a steady speed so you’re not disoriented, but that’s also about as complex as the animations go. There are sections where you are continually running and have to shoot enemies while you are, but this is primarily an on-rails shooter, and the best parts are when you don’t have control of your movement, the other parts feel slow.You have two primarily pistol-sized weapons and a large weapon you can holster on your back. You can see the holsters when you look down but will eventually start to just reach for the general area. There are a decent amount of weapons, and you’re even able to hold your one-handed weapons with two hands for that extra layer of cool.Interactive Elements/Puzzles:Through most of the game, you will be able to interact with objects around you, whether it be a glass bottle, an ammo/gun box you have to open, ladders and walls to climb, or a door panel to hack. These small moments usually happen between shootouts and can be fun points of interactivity, but can become a chore if you prefer to just be a shoot guy. My favorite use of ladders would involve having to hold onto a rung while shooting an enemy, and I would sometimes let go of the ladder by out of fear--back to the checkpoint for me. You can even twirl your guns around in your hands (something every shooter game needs to take note of).Collectibility.There are lots of collectibles, 79 over 3 different variants. If you want to unlock all the attachments and paints for your weapon collection, you can play this game to your heart’s content.Don’t Buy This?I feel like this is a good experience, but not one I would do again. If the story was more enticing, perhaps I could give it another go to get the rest of the collectibles, but I feel like single-player VR games stand out because of their innovations. Seeing London Heist’s gun gameplay for the first time was a blast. Being able to reload the gun in different ways and throw things around was a blast when the Playstation VR first came out--But it’s been years since then. We now have games like Superhot, Beat Saber, and Skyrim VR that have the gameplay chops with well-developed visuals and new gameplay mechanics that you can only experience in VR. Beyond that in PCVR, multiplayer shooters are becoming one of the best VR experiences. Whereas when I played Blood & Truth, all I got was a Point & Shoot. Don’t buy this, rent it or wait for a sale.