11 new PlayStation VR2 games have been confirmed, nine of which are on other platforms. The exclusives include a new Dark Pictures rollercoaster spin-off
The games, which are described on the PlayStation Blog as being available “after PS VR2 launches on February 22”, include a spin-off based on The Dark Pictures Anthology.is a “fast-paced roller coaster action-horror-shooter” where players shoot weapons at enemies while riding along on rails.
The concept appears to be very similar to Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, another Supermassive-developed horror rollercoaster which launched alongside the original PlayStation VR in 2016.Of the 11 games announced, only The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR and Crossfire: Sierra Squad appear to be exclusive to PS VR2. The other nine titles are already available on other formats, and appear to be either ports or enhanced versions of PS VR titles.a VR first-person shooter developed by Smilegate.
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