Gungrave VR
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Publisher: XSEED JKS Inc
Genre: First-Person Shooter
Many years have passed since the war against the nefarious drug, SEED.
Mika Asagi lived a quiet life watching over the undead soldier Beyond the Grave (Grave, for short), who returned to his slumber.
Those halcyon days ended suddenly, as South City turned into a war zone torn apart by Orgmen, humans infected with SEED.
'...Please lend me your strength once again, Beyond the Grave.'
To restore hope to South City, Mika and Grave throw themselves into battle.
Featuring third-person and first-person perspectives for an intense take on VR action gameplay, experience combat as if you are really there!
GUNGRAVE VR U.N introduces brand new side-view stages that mix VR action with the feel of classic side-scrollers.
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Gungrave VR - E3 2018 Trailer | PS VR
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View All (16 total)Destructoid
Gungrave, like when it debuted over a decade ago, is an acquired taste. It's rigid and not particularly welcoming, two qualities that are exasperated in VR. Despite its problems, I'd welcome another go at Gungrave (or a revival of that Planet Gunsmoke Trigun game), and it looks like we're getting it. But you can skip this outing.
TheSixthAxis
Gungrave VR comes across as a game where the devs were hyped for the possibility of VR but didn't know the best way to utilise it for an engaging experience. It's very short, there's no coherent story, the camera feels weird and not well implemented in the third person mode, and it all feels a bit bland. There are much better ways to spend your time and money unless you really have an hour to kill and Gungrave VR gets a very deep discount.
ZTGD
I was excited for the return of Gungrave. Especially since PlayStation VR had been so impressive for me recently diving into the technology. Sadly this experience is just not worth dropping the cash for. There are a ton of better VR experiences for Sony’s headset.
COGconnected
Regardless of the format, Gungrave VR doesn’t really offer any major reason to try it. It just exists, although even that is up for debate considering how little content is actually available.