Crytek announced today the release of Robinson: The Journey for the Oculus Rift. In order to celebrate this announcement, Crytek has also released a new trailer for the PC version of Robinson: The Journey that can be viewed below.
As the press release reads, Robinson: The Journey once again showcases the power of Crytek’s CRYENGINE for VR development, and follows on the heels of free solo rock climbing game The Climb to become the second game Crytek has released on the Rift.
In Robinson: The Journey players step into the shoes of Robin – a boy left stranded on an extrasolar planet. The game features a vibrant world designed to be explored freely and that makes players feel truly present in unfamiliar territory. Gamers will encounter an array of dinosaurs and creatures that react to their presence, and an emphasis on interaction with their surroundings encourages players to examine each area of the game in detail.
Robinson: The Journey is now available from the Oculus Home store and from Steam.
Enjoy!
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Isn’t this that extremely sh*tty Dino VR game that was a Playstation Exclusive?
yes
You remind me of me: Straight and to the point.
Crytek really baffles me, it’s like, hey we are really not doing well financially so we are wasting money on niche games with vr. I really don’t have anything against vr, i think it is really cool but Crytek needs to start focusing on inportant things. Cryengine might be a great vr engine but it still is a complicated and less accessible engine then most others.
it was a exclusive to PlayStation maybe they realize the game would sell like trash and ,ported it to pc
Should bring it to Vive, right now Oculus is hitting a rough patch. Bring your games to Oculus, that’s fine but better to spread your options.
Won’t they begin focusing on more serious games after that last studio closure?
This one is an easy thing to do, it’s just a port, but I think they will start bringing something less gimmicky from now on.
Great and all… Now go make Crysis 4 kthxbye!