End Space PlayStation VR Shooting

End Space Launches September 19 For PlayStation VR

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Published: July 20, 2017 9:30 AM

End Space, an outer-space shooter from Orange Bridge Studios, will be launching on September 19, 2017, for PlayStation VR according to a post on the PlayStation blog.

Space combat and virtual reality come together in End Space, a single-player space combat simulator. Your vision won't simply be a passive tool in this game; you aim your guns with your gaze direction and control your ship with your controller. Have a gander at the announcement trailer to get a feel for what gameplay will be like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIgiCU4Xikc

Set in the distant Tartarus Sector, the player takes on the role of a Minos Starfighter pilot working for the UTC. A string of hit-and-run attacks by the insurgent group Tartarus Liberation Front have been committed with the ultimate goal of gaining autonomy for the sector, but the UTC isn't having it - they've elected to employ a cadre of elite fighters to deal with the problem directly. It's up to you, a brand new recruit to the fleet, to put a lid on things before they get any further out of hand. Your journey will take you through numerous battles in the Tartarus Sector in a mission-based, story-driven single-player campaign throughout this little corner of the galaxy.

The game is set to release for both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 4 Pro. PlayStation 4 Pro owners will get a number of enhancements for the game including 8XAA, Post-processing effects, and High-Polygon models. If you'd like to snap up End Space, you can get it for the PlayStation VR for $19.99 on September 19, 2017. PlayStation Plus members will get a 10% discount during the launch week.

What do you think of End Space? Does it seem like the sort of game you would enjoy playing? Do you plan on picking up the End Space PSVR version? What do you think of games that integrate VR technology beyond simply offering a new viewing perspective? Let us know in the comments below!

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