Rebellion has released some new screenshots and a trailer for its upcoming remake for Battlezone. Moreover, Rebellion revealed that Battlezone will feature a dynamic campaign that blends procedural and randomised content – offering a substantial campaign experience with near unlimited replayability.
As the press release reads:
“Whenever a player starts a new campaign, the game’s “Hex” campaign map is re-generated procedurally, and dozens of environments, levels and mission types are blended together in new combinations for a completely different experience each time. Then it’s up to the players to forge their own path to the game’s epic finale.”
Battlezone’s latest campaign trailer also showcases the game’s impressive revamped VR cockpit, brand new enemies and diverse environments including a new night-time arena, glowing industrial environments, windswept ice wastes, and a heavily updated version of the “neon” level made famous in the game’s original teaser.
Rebellion CEO and Creative Director Jason Kingsley said:
“I think VR has an unfair reputation for just offering cool bitesize experiences, but we want to come out firing and deliver the kind of substantial content early adopters are crying out for.
“Obviously we’re hoping that Battlezone will be one of the first PlayStation VR games players buy, but we’re also designing it to be the one they return to time and time again… once VR has taken over the world of course!”
Enjoy!
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You know man, i was looking that on n4g, you got sony telling these MORONS that PSVR wont be as good as oculus. Then you got people explaining that obviously that will be the case due to the limited hardware and the MORONIC sony fanboys saying that there is nothing limiting VR games other than the developers.
Sony fanboys are a freaking cult beyond logic and reason. Ill say it again, all VR games on ps4 will be small experiences with dated graphics. Just like my other predictions it will come true no matter how much these MORONS keep defending a corporation that takes their money with hype and lies.
There was a game i played on a demo disk when i was a kid that looked like this but you had bikes and it took place in future egypt.
Unfortunately yes.
You will get either very low graphics (like android/ios quality) games with decent amount of movement freedom, or somewhat decent looking graphics, but with very limited freedom because most of the game will be pre-rendered and possibly more story driven…like interactive games.
Look forward to playing this on my Oculus soon.
Ohh god… the waiting is crazy isn’t it.
Yeah, welcome to the world of limited hardware, where all people, rich and poor, have the same box with crappy internals.
its a remake of the 1982 battlezone thats why but yeah generally most VR will look like that. I think it looks pretty good but i wont be getting oculus till next year
This looks fantasitic!
““Obviously we’re hoping that Battlezone will be one of the first PlayStation VR ga….” Oh, vr. Well, im not paying whatever the cost of VR entry for this, but i do hope that it can be played without VR tech.