The Walking Dead Saints & Sinners has been released in a new PlayStation VR2 virtual reality headset. And, 'Chapter 2: Retribution' is also available for download after paying around 40 euros.
The Walking Dead Saints & Sinners is now available on the PlayStation Store in a version for the PS5 headset PlayStation VR2.
The PS4 version of "The Walking Dead Saints & Sinners" gets a free upgrade in one case: only owners of the Tourist Edition are asked to pay again. On the other hand, upgrading the standard version costs ten euros.
Chapter 2: Retribution is also available today on PS VR2. It costs also 39.99 euros and appears below these limits in a teaser.
The score has been transferred.
Skydance has also revealed the ability to sync saves between games and platforms. Players may thus transfer their savegames from Chapter 1 to Chapter 2. The whole process is explained in a trailer.
For the PlayStation VR2 launch, a Day One update was provided, which includes the following enhancements, including the above-mentioned support for save data transfer:
Improved ambient lighting Improved NPC animations Balanced overhaul of armed enemies Improved ambient lighting Improved NPC animations Balancing overhaul of armed enemies
The Orphan is a new composite bow that is included in the patch as a thank you to players.
Players take on the role of the tourist in The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners and navigate through the many dangers lurking in every corner of New Orleans.
However, players in Chapter 2: Retribution are confronted with more dangers than just undead walkers waving their hands across the streets. Because different factions and individuals have taken power in the meantime.
More PS VR2 news:
Skydance caused a lot of confusion before the PlayStation VR release of The Walking Dead Saints & Sinners, which later turned out to be incorrect.
Below is a sneak peek at the second chapter:
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