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While you start every level with the default pistols, you can grab ammo-limited alternatives like a revolver or a machine gun by shooting red crates that appear in convenient sections of each stage. You will always have two guns to fend off enemies, each independently controlled with the PS VR2’s Sense controllers.

That situational awareness is key as enemies will sometimes sneakily appear to the left and right of your peripheral vision. It was fun to quickly turn each time I heard eerie screams or enemies creeping up on me in the background or occasionally having to physically duck to avoid falling beams and leaning pillars. While the on-rails nature of its action naturally limits where you can go, you are able to move your head to look around in any direction in VR.

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Read the full Until Dawn: Rush of Blood Review.īut what it lacks in story, Switchback VR mostly makes up for in gameplay. Coupled with its smooth, motion-based controls, and barring some of its weaker stages, Rush of Blood actually makes for a decently fun ride. Responsive, arcade-style shooting, the frequency of collectibles, optional side passages that add some sense of exploration to the linear rollercoaster, and an end-of-level letter grade system offer plenty of casual replayability. Even as a mere horror-flavored rail shooter lacking in any serious scares, Until Dawn: Rush of Blood isn’t terrible.

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