It's so bad that it continually freezes momentarily as you move around which is both annoying and takes away from the immersion of some of the prettier areas you'll discover. As soon as you start playing, you'll notice Obduction has a terrible frame rate. The first thing to discuss is the technical problems. It can be refreshing for a game to not hold your hand and allow you to use your intuition but in Obduction's case, it doesn't really work out for the better for a number of reasons. Instead, you're left to explore your environs and try to figure out this bizarre land's mechanics on your own. Unlike most puzzle games, Obduction gives you very little instruction as to what to do.
You're somehow transported to a strange new world in which isolated parts of Earth have been preserved and relocated among alien surroundings, necessitating you solve a bunch of puzzles in order to get home. 👩🦯 Some of the environs are pretty but you'll be backtracking so much that you'll soon be sick of them │ At Video Chums, accessibility is important and we go to great lengths to ensure that it's easy for everyone to enjoy our content. is back with a spiritual successor but does Obduction live up to expectations? We called the game a ‘cinematic marvel’ in our 8/10 review.Įlsewhere, Cyan is busy developing its next VR-compatible game, Firmament, though that’s no word yet on if this one will come to PSVR.Reviewed by Stephen Palmer playing a PS4 with PSVR on October 3, 2017ġ993's Myst was a hugely successful adventure puzzler that helped redefine the genre. The game has been available on PC VR headsets for some time now and is best known for its stunning visuals and amazing worlds. And Obduction is one of the larger PS VR experiences, so get ready to explore some crazy-cool spaces for a while.”Ĭyan is, of course, the developer of classic 1993 adventure game, Myst, and is very much a spiritual successor to it. “Of course it’s the full version of Obduction with all the beauty and intrigue of its alien worlds, including the bonus content that’s on the PlayStation version. “We couldn’t be happier to have this out the door, and we couldn’t have pulled it off without our partners at Legendary,” Cyan CEO Rand Miller said on the PlayStation Blog. Fans have waited patiently for an update on its progress ever since. It’s been a long-time coming the PS4 version of Obduction launched all the way back in mid-2017, but its promised VR support was delayed shortly before that. After a long wait, the PlayStation VR (PSVR) support for the PS4 version of Cyan’s Obduction is finally arriving this week.Ī free patch for the game will launch on 8th May (that’s tomorrow!) implementing PSVR.
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