10 Best Vr Shooting Games Ps4
Updated on: May 2023
Best Vr Shooting Games Ps4 in 2023
PSVR Aim Controller Firewall Zero Hour Bundle - PlayStation VR
- The power of the PlayStation 4 system and PlayStation VR come together to deliver a realistic strategic shooter brought to life with the added immersive power of virtual reality
- Precise and intuitive aiming for compatible PlayStationVR shooter games
- Advanced motion sensing and light tracking technology
- Ergonomic two-handed control
PSVR Aim Controller Farpoint Bundle - PlayStation 4
- Traverse an unnerving alien world as you search for survivors and a way home.
- Master various weapons, from charged plasma rifles to a railgun, in the fight through packs of hostile alien life.
- Explore and fight together with a friend in 2 player co op.
- Precise and intuitive aiming for compatible PlayStationVR shooter games
PSVR Aim Controller - PlayStation 4
- Precise and intuitive aiming for compatible PlayStation VR shooter games
- Advanced motion sensing and light tracking technology
- Ergonomic two handed control
- Immersive vibration feedback
Until Dawn: Rush of Blood - PlayStation VR
- Strap yourself in for the most disturbing rollercoaster ride you'll ever take.
- Until Dawn: Rush of Blood - a virtual reality experience to strike fear into the hearts of every trigger-happy arcade shooter fan.
- Arm yourself to the teeth then blast your way through a horde of enemies and monsters coming at you from all angles
- Fight your nightmares with 6 different dual wielded weapons, from trusty pistols and shotguns to explosive flare guns – you’ll need whatever you can get your hands on to fight your way out
Bravo Team - PlayStation VR
- Intense immersive action: bravo team takes you on a heart-pumping journey of intense combat and split-second decision making.
- Total control: bravo team puts you directly into the action. you'll need to Lean around corners to take out targets or Duck for cover if under Fire.
- Decisions under Fire: you'll make constant split-second tactical decisions about when to take cover, when to Reload, and when to engage.
PlayStation VR Aim Controller (PS4)
- Integrated motion sensor and trackable sphere work with the PlayStation Camera to deliver precision tracking - keeping your shots lighting fast and deadly accurate.
- Engage the enemy and your surrounds in whole new ways as the unique, ergonomic design creates an incredible sense of connection between you and your virtual world. Supporting both left and right-handed grips, the lightweight controller looks and feels just like a real weapon as it vibrates with every shot you fire
- With a range of compatible games available and more incoming, the PS VR aim controller's extensive arsenal of DUALSHOCK 4 controls- including dual sticks for full FPS motion and action buttons alongside a large trigger - mean you're always armed and ready to combat new enemies and adapt to new challenges
PSVR Firewall Zero Hour - PlayStation 4
- The power of the PlayStation 4 system and PlayStation VR come together to deliver a realistic strategic shooter brought to life with the added immersive power of virtual reality
- Choose from 12 playable contractors from around the globe each with their own individual starting perk. Compliment your chosen contractor with a variety of upgradable weapons and skills
- Firewall Zero hour supports the PS VR aim Controller, enabling you to fully immerse yourself in the moment to moment action
PlayStation Farpoint + Sony Playstation Vr Aim Controller (Psvr)
- Take aim with total precision. Feel every shot - and make each one count.
- Discover a new level of intense, realistic action with the intuitive controller built to enhance compatible PlayStationÂVR games.
- With precision tracking technology, the PS VR aim controller allows you to take down your targets with deadly accuracy. And with your PS VR headset on, the tactile controller looks as well as feels like a real weapon in your hands, while vibration feedback immerses you further into the action.
- The controller comes bundled with Farpoint - a groundbreaking new survival shooter exclusive to PS VR. Marooned on a mysterious planet, engage hordes of alien creatures with weapons ranging from plasma rifles to shotguns. And bring the virtual scope up to your eyeline to aim for incredible first person precision.
Gungrave VR - 'loaded Coffin' Edition - PlayStation 4
- A virtual reality headset is required to play the game, but not included
- Multiple perspectives to master - fight through intense levels, with some taking place in free-moving third-person and some in first-person (both stationary and mobile)
- A legendary pedigree - gun grave VR showcase the return of character Designer Yoshiro nigh tow (trigon) and original gun grave designers at Red entertainment, giving Grave and mica upgraded Designs
- Broad Language support - fully-voiced in English and Japanese, and offers the following Language options for text: English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Chinese and Japanese
- Kick their ass! - play how you want with three difficulty levels: normal, hard, and kick-ass. Are you hardcore enough to take down the oarsmen in kick-ass mode
theHunter: 2019 Edition - PlayStation 4
- Explore a vast open world. By foot or ATV
- Different species - different challenge
- Become a Hunter. Design the hunt
- Share hunting experiences and the Hunter Club. Earn bragging rights
- Includes all 11 available DLC
Star Trek the Next Generation Episode Review: Encounter at Farpoint
A review of the series premiere that first aired in 1987.
Synopsis: Series premiere has the Star Ship Enterprise on its maiden voyage under Captain Picard to a remote planet that has mysteriously built a new base for the Federation to use. On the way, Picard and his crew are put on trial for the wrongs committed by humanity.
What I liked about this episode: I had a roommate in college who was obsessed with this series and, as a result, I have seen quite a few episodes. But, this was the first time I had a chance to watch the premiere and, overall, I thought it was decent.
One of the things I like about this episode is it does a great job introducing us to the show's major characters. Some don't get as much air time as others. But, by the end, we at least know their names. More importantly, it does it in a way that allows the episode to flow without any real interruptions; something that can't be said about a lot of shows.
The mystery surrounding Farpoint station was definitely something that kept me interested; even when the show seemed to slow down a bit at times. There was obviously something going on and I loved how the episode managed to keep the reason behind the mystery a secret until the very end.
What I didn't like about this episode: I can see what the writers were trying to do when they introduced Q and had that whole trial for humanity thing. But, I think the episode would have been much better without it (or at least saving it for another episode).
With that part, there was just too much going on and the part with Farpoint would have been more than enough to make this a watchable episode; especially since they would have had more time to give us a bit more background on some of the main characters.
Final Opinion: As I said before, as far as premieres go, this wasn't too bad. But, it definitely could have been better. Had I seen this when it first came out, I'm not sure it would have convinced me the show was worth watching.
