There are very few games for the PlayStation VR2 – so the games are good for the platform. Then Meatspace Interactive came in from the right side with their first VR shooter Vendetta Forever, showing that minimalist game design often provides the most satisfying experiences – and PSVR2 isn’t quite dead yet.
Vendetta Forever is best described as a cross between Superhot and Pistol Whip – yes, that sounds like an interesting combination. It’s all very simple; you have to shoot through 60 different levels, starting from guns and stings, to whips, bottles or sharp pencils, and then you have to kill your opponents in the shortest time possible.
Each level can take 20-90 seconds, depending on your efficiency. Several of them have different objectives, such as taking down VIP targets, avoiding enemies using them as human shields, or finding an exit.
Several of the levels are very creative. For example, there are missions on an old pirate ship where you can only use a knife and an old reloading gun, while there is another completely black level where you can only see enemies when they shoot or shoot. to move There’s also one where you can jump out of a plane and take out enemies while falling through the air, which is just awesome – there are lots of different levels and different challenges there
Here’s a hint:
This is all built around what is called the “Lo-Kill-Motion” mechanic, which works by saying that when you shoot an enemy, the game goes into slow motion and you -now move into the enemy that is hit and capture it from the air of weapons, move from enemy to enemy and get new weapons while shooting left and right.
However, not all levels are as effective. For example, there is one level where you duel another man at the end of a long dinner table. You only have one shot, and whether you hit or not is seemingly random. It can be a bit frustrating, but overall, 60 levels is pretty nice.
Here’s a hint:
Vendetta Forever is a simple game in every way, and it shows that minimal game design can provide the most satisfying experience many times over. The graphics keep the same simple approach as the game, but it is very stylish and beautiful. You can finish the game in 2-3 hours if you put your mind to it, but the game encourages you to play through it multiple times, both to maximize your time and rank higher and more height on the online leaderboards, and to find hidden tapes. has various modifiers turned on, encouraging you to replay levels with the potential.
At first, I had some challenges understanding the “Lo-Kill-Motion” mechanism, unfortunately made worse by some calibration issues with my VR2 headset, but once ‘ I got everything set up correctly and understood the mechanism of “Lo-Kill-Motion” and it is really starting to come into play.
Vendetta Forever is a puzzle game disguised as a shooter, where you spin to clear a room of enemies as they attack. It has that “I’ll have to try again” feeling and is definitely a game worth checking out if you’re looking for a good and affordable action game to bust out your PSVR2 headset. The game was also released in the Meta Quest 3.
