Behemoth Is All Brutal Combat and Big Baddies in PSVR2 Gameplay Trailer | Push Square
PSVR2 fans rejoice: Behemoth looks great. This new first-person action game comes from the makers of The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners, and the quality is on display in this new trailer, which focuses mainly on combat.
The game appears to heavily lean into melee fights with various enemy types, though you'll clearly get your hands on a variety of weapons, including bows and arrows. The titular behemoths look like a force to be reckoned with, too, and you'll be going toe-to-toe with them in a real David vs. Goliath situation.
It's difficult to convey how a VR game really feels to play in a trailer like this, so hopefully it translates well when you're in the headset. The game is scheduled for fall 2024 on PSVR2. Are you excited for Behemoth? Tell us in the comments section below.
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That looks amazing!!! Trusted studio as well so fingers crossed...
This is the one I've been dying to see more of.
It looks fantastic.
More games like this and Legendary Tales please. Help me scratch that King's Field itch.
We need more big games like this in VR, this looks amazing.
If the combat is as good or even better than Asgards Wrath 2 then it could be brilliant.
This was the one highlight of the show to me. This and Astro but that's bittersweet. I love Astro even as a pancake but there's no hiding that it's a gigantic middle finger to psvr customers.
@Shepherd_Tallon +1 on legendary tales. That game is fantastic.
By far the best reveal we got yesterday, imo. It looks superb.
Looks great and far better than what I envisaged which is a rare thing to say these days about games.
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