Blood and Truth is another VR purchase
I made recently, developed by the same people that made the small
London Heist game for the PSVR releases. This time, they're back, but
for a full game experience rather than a sample. The same level of
quality and comfort returns (if not better), and there is an involved
story that places you--a military-trained member of a tight-knit
crime family--into the middle of a mafia family takeover. Revenge,
escape, or rescue type missions are interspersed with story sequences
that place you either in a room with your crime family members
plotting the next move, or at a table telling the whole story as a
flashback to a CIA interrogator. There are even a few fun breaks from
this formula, such as a scene where you get to explore an art museum
with your brother and vandalize it for revenge on the mafia boss
owner. But this is primarily an action game. Most scenes have you
selecting where you want to move for cover and then shooting bad guys
that come running with automatic weapons to take you out. Clear out
one group of thugs and move to new cover, advance down a hallway, or
climb hand over hand around scaffolding on a building's exterior.
There is a lot more VR physical interaction in the game than I
expected, though...
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