I am happy you enjoyed it. I had some fun with it, but I don't think it is worth $25 and it feels very cheaply done to me. I do think it might be worth grabbing, when it is on sale, if you are interested in VR breaking and entering, which is fun, but overall, I just wasn't super impressed. I do think that I tend to be more critical of games on PSVR2, because PSVR2 is more capable. This is also a different version (from what I have heard) than the Quest 3 version, and since I haven't played the Quest 3 version I really can't comment on it. I noticed that the Quest version has dlcs, and the PSVR2 version is only Greenview street. I try to look at PSVR2 games from the eyes of a PSVR2 owner, and the bar is just a little higher on that system. Madison VR for instance is only $10 more than this title. A Quest 3 standalone cannot play games like Resident Evil 4 remake or Gran Turismo 7, so I just don't feel like this game compares well in the PSVR2 library. But it is fun, and worth buying on sale.
@@ObserVR-gamer yes yes, I agree 100%, PSVR2 should be superior to the Quest version. On Quest 3 it's really good, I was actually shocked just how addicted I got because it sounds completely boring lol. But yeh on Quest there are 3 other locations... and... to be fair... I did pick mine up on a 40% Sale with DLC's included.
@@ObserVR-gamer I bought Pavlov last week. Is good but I’m waiting for Ghost of Tabor and hopefully Contractors Showdown. Until then need to gain more VR legs. Still have motion sickness on smooth turning.
@antoniopimpao9996 I love Contractors Showdown. Ghosts of Tabor is getting there but still had some flaws when I played it last, which to be fair, was a while ago. VR legd come with time, just don't push yourself. As soon as you feel funky, take a break.
