You’ll go down underwater in a cage, get harassed by a big ol’ shark, and probably get a bit nervous from time to time. This was originally known as Into the Deep and changed its name following the inclusion in this package. It’s certainly the only one that actually consists of a narrative. It feels like an abbreviated version of a larger story with a lot of potential, but in its current state I’d hardly recommend ever playing it more than once.
The gunplay itself is fun and the voice work is top-notch, but I was ultimately left wishing for more.
What ensues consists of couple fire fights, some light interactive moments, and a grueling interrogation scene. You’re in what appears to be a gang or mob of some kind and are planning to steal a very special diamond. It’s an enjoyable romp through London and lasts about a half hour from start to finish. Originally, people assumed it would become a full game, but as it turns out, it was rolled into the PS VR Worlds package instead. This is likely the one you’ve heard of or seen before. Since each of the five games is a standalone experience, let’s look at them individually. Instead, you pay for a small collection of unrealized or unfinished games and experiences with a mixed bag of results. That sounds an awful lot like a demo disc, right? Well, it kind of is, except there aren’t full versions of these games waiting on the other end of a price tag and this disc isn’t free.
Naturally, people might be a bit confused when they hear about PlayStation VR Worlds, a collection of five short experiences intended as introductory moments into the possibilities of VR. When you buy a PlayStation VR headset, you already get a multi-game demo disc packed full of short glimpses for some of the PS VR’s biggest and best games. PlayStation VR Worlds is, for those not in the know, a confusing package of content.
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