Each should offer a unique experience and the best part is they're all available on the PSVR2 right out of the gate.The PSVR 2 is out with a slew of launch games, but none is more anticipated than Horizon Call of the Mountain. PSVR 2 owners can also look forward to immersing themselves in horror with Resident Evil Village and in outer space in No Man's Sky. The massive library is necessary since Sony has confirmed the PSVR2 isn't backward compatible with PSVR games. Sony has promised that the PSVR 2 will have nearly a dozen titles at launch, which should distract some from the fact that the PSVR2 will cost nearly twice as much as the PSVR. A more expensive bundle will set you back $599.99 / £569.99 / €649.99 / AU$959.95, but will include a VR headset, two PSVR2 Sense controllers, and a copy of the PSVR2 game. Having said that, you can now pre-order Call of the Mountain for $59.99 / £59.99/ €69.99 / AU$109.95 directly from the PlayStation Store. Call of the Mountain was built for the PSVR2 from the ground up. Call of the Mountain is a PSVR 2 game through and through and should showcase the capabilities of the next-gen headset. The early reviews of the game are positive so far, which is a good sign. The first spin-off to the pair of Horizon games puts you in the shoes of a former Shadow Carja Warrior, Ryas, who's looking to redeem himself. Guerilla confirmed that the upcoming PSVR 2 game, Horizon Call of the Mountain, will be available day and date with the PSVR2. The latest trailer for Call of the Mountain shows off a massively better-looking game from our first look of the game. But, perhaps, more importantly, the upcoming VR headset will launch with at least one AAA first-party game, courtesy of Firesprite and Guerilla Games.
Sony has opened pre-orders for PlayStation VR 2 ahead of its official launch on February 22 next year.
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