Firewall Ultra PSVR 2 Review

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The PSVR 2 delivers on Sony’s promise of more fleshed-out games with Firewall Ultra. This title is First Contact Entertainment’s new tactical shooter that serves as a sequel and slight reboot of their 2018 game, Firewall Zero Hour. As a huge step up from its predecessor, Firewall Ultra seems like a game that was done justice by its developers. However, looking at it from a pure VR perspective, it does not deliver the fantasy expected from a virtual reality experience.

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Booting up this game for the first time is breathtaking. Harnessing the full capability of the PSVR 2, there’s a captivating feeling that comes with the moody atmosphere it presents. Instantly, you can be immersed in the world according to the developer’s artistic direction. Eight maps are present here, evoking different emotions and feelings of uncertainty.

The maps are reworked from the first game, but they might as well be completely new. Mostly because they offer a nice variety in terms of layout and design. You’ll transition seamlessly from open, well-lit spaces into darker and genuinely claustrophobic environments. This keeps the gameplay experience fresh and engaging. With this level of attention to detail, Firewall Ultra is easily one of the better-looking titles on the PSVR 2.

Depending on the type of gamer you are, there’s a decent chance that you’ll love this game. After all, it’s a game that delivers on the shooting experience one might expect in VR. Tactical shooting is just as challenging as regular FPS games, and we found that it also worked as a beginner-friendly experience.

Beyond the shooting, there’s a lot that feels “missing” from this game. Using VR as a platform for a video game usually implies