Jason says, “The thing is: translating Horizon’s open world and combat mechanics into VR would have been a herculean task as it is. I get that. But unfortunately, they went so tangential that I spent most of my time climbing like a VR interactivity tech demo. And while the combat is properly enjoyable, particularly the big fights being a good test of my physical multitasking capabilities (and you’ll know which ones those are, trust me!), neither the climbing nor combat are free from gesture imprecision. Add to that an absolute slap in the face with that price tag for such a short, empty, and forgettable adventure, and what you’re left with is a good-looking VR game that merely demonstrates PSVR2 rather than expanding Horizon’s world.”
Horizon Call of the Mountain Review – Slap in the Face with That Price Tag | Zyro-EG
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