Pavlov VR becomes one of the first confirmed PSVR 2 games

Vankrupt Games, developer of the popular PC VR multiplayer shooter Pavlov VR, has revealed that the game is coming to Oculus Quest and PSVR 2. This makes it one of the first games confirmed for Sony’s new VR headset. CEO davevillz. Pavlov’s Quest / PSVR version will be called Pavlov Shack and will cost $ 24 on the Oculus store as well as other platforms when it launches. The game will first appear on the Oculus App Lab “and continue to develop as a free game” before the final launch of the Oculus Store.

Davevillz also said that Vankrupt Games “was accepted as a partner” with PlayStation recently, and in a response to a fan, clarified that the game will come to PSVR2, because “PSVR1 does not have loyalty for Pavlov.” The Pavlov Shack versions of the game will also feature cross-play with each other, but not with the current PC version of the game, which Davevillz said that “will never be a cross play”.

The price was decided at $ 24 for Shack in the Oculus Store and everywhere we decided that price parity would reduce terms of use conflicts on Steam, Oculus and Playstation (yes, we just got accepted as partner last week). Shack Beta will also be free everywhere, where applicable.

– davevillz (@davevillz) March 29, 2021

Games The launch of the App Lab would be “soon” back in February. Davevillz replied “me too” to a fan who said they were waiting for the App Lab release, suggesting it was still in progress.

Pavlov VR recently made our list of 10 coolest VR action games on Steam. Here is a preview of Pavlov Shack on Quest 2, with some players test the Trouble In Terrorist Town game mode.

Pavlov VR is not the first game announced for PSVR 2 – the developer of the low-Fi sci-fi exploration game has already said he will come on the platform. PSVR 2 (or whatever its name) was announced this month, and we have seen since its new controllers activated by haptics. The itslf helmet is still on show, and we know it won’t be coming this year.

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