Skyrim VR Dragon

Skyrim VR Review – A Taste of Things to Come

By Jason Faulkner

One of VR’s hardest sells is that it hasn’t had a killer app yet. No experience is a “console seller.” There’s some great games, don’t get me wrong, but there’s no Breath of the Wilds, no Uncharteds, nothing of the length and breadth that makes any HMD a “must-have” accessory.

Even though it has the weakest tech, having the brunt of Sony’s marketing behind…

  • It's really all of Skyrim in VR.
  • The new perspective makes it worth playing through the game again for the fourth time.
  • Plenty of options to make VR comfortable.
  • Textures are PS3-era quality.
  • PSVR motion controls have a small "sweet spot" with tracking.
  • Same glitches remain from earlier versions of Skyrim.

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Jason Faulkner
Jason Faulkner

Jason Faulkner is Evolve Media's Evergreen SEO Manager. On a typical day, you can find him working desperately trying to get late-1990s/early-2000s PC games working at 4K and 16:9 ratio without crashing.

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It's really all of Skyrim in VR. The new perspective makes it worth playing through the game again for the fourth time. Plenty of options to make VR comfortable. Textures are PS3-era quality. PSVR motion controls have a small "sweet spot" with tracking. Same glitches remain from earlier versions of Skyrim.
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It's really all of Skyrim in VR. The new perspective makes it worth playing through the game again for the fourth time. Plenty of options to make VR comfortable. Textures are PS3-era quality. PSVR motion controls have a small "sweet spot" with tracking. Same glitches remain from earlier versions of Skyrim.
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It's really all of Skyrim in VR. The new perspective makes it worth playing through the game again for the fourth time. Plenty of options to make VR comfortable. Textures are PS3-era quality. PSVR motion controls have a small "sweet spot" with tracking. Same glitches remain from earlier versions of Skyrim.
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It's really all of Skyrim in VR. The new perspective makes it worth playing through the game again for the fourth time. Plenty of options to make VR comfortable. Textures are PS3-era quality. PSVR motion controls have a small "sweet spot" with tracking. Same glitches remain from earlier versions of Skyrim.
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