System: PSVR 1
Price at Time Of Review: £23.99
Comfort Rating: Yellow (Mild Movement)
Genre: Adventure
Input: DualShock Controller
Best Playing Position: Sitting
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: PG
Description: As a time-travelling cadet, explore the Jurassic era and the ancient creatures that once ruled the prehistoric oceans. Use advanced tech tools to track, examine, and discover scientifically accurate creatures like mosasaurs, livyatans, and megalodons. Uncover the mysteries of the ancient past, find the connection between a prehistoric virus, the melting ice caps, and a present-day epidemic that is exterminating humankind. If you are a palaeontology buff, beat the game and check out Exploration Mode, where you can revisit the oceans and unlock more intelligence about the ancient era creatures you encountered in Story Mode.
You can spend hours just swimming with turtles (until they get eaten) or slashing around with giant prehistoric fish. You do get set back on track if you wander off a little too much, but apart from that, you do feel free to explore and examine your surroundings and completing the micro missions you are given.
Sadly one of this games biggest problems on the other systems we have reviewed it on was it’s lack of content for the price. Now given that the PSVR price is even higher this is even more of a problem. If you happen to spot this game in a sale it might well be worth picking up because it is a good experience, but it just doesn’t offer good value for money at its current full price. But with the promise of more content to come, maybe it is worth getting this now rather than later (when it might cost even more).
