Blood & Truth

Don't believe the metacritic rating. This sorry excuse of a game barely deserves 40% at most. Before buying at least check the play through on youtube, don't make the same mistake I did. The biggest problem with this game is you're restrained from free movement - you only move at the designated moment, when the game hints you to take this or that position to the left, to the right or ahead. But you can't just turn around, walk/run/explore the place, try your own tactics, no! The game entirely plays itself. Possibly as a counterweight to this stupid controls, doing the simplest things, like climbing a ladder or going through a vent shaft, might require some effort, at least if you're using a Dual Shock, which makes the controls look even more stupid. I don't understand, what they were trying to achieve with that?! Realism? If so, then why restraining from movement? All this is followed by an extremely shallow writing, uninteresting characters, very bleak lifeless level design. The game doesn't engage with its narrative, and the graphics are horrible. I was hardly able to finish 4 missions or so, and that's when I ran out of patience. I can't believe Sony bought this as an exclusive.

By far one of the worst games I have ever played.

If you want a good VR experience, get Farpoint, Skyrim, Until Dawn: Rush of blood, Inpatient, RE7... Even the buggy and extremely short Exorcist: Legion is a masterpiece compared to this atrocity.

Avoid even if it's for free.

I'm really sorry for posting a negative review, but this is not how a game should be done.

This vr game is truly amazing. It's combat is well thought out and it's narrative keeps you hooked. Anything you see in any action movie is in this game. The voice acting is spot on and it graphics are truly amazing for vr. This is definitely a 10/10 and you should definitely pick it up.

This game is bloody awesome. It's what you would want from a VR game. Action, drama and a good story makes you feel like you are in a action movie. If only was a bit longer of a story. I finished it in about 6-7 hours (not all at once). Definitely a replayable game. Need more VR games like this.