Unlike Gray, Trishka prefers to fight with Energy Blades, which can dismember enemies. You can also use them to push targets into the environment, though kicking doors down still works. The blades can cut ropes and bring down heavy objects to wipe out groups of enemies. Of course, you can also wield an Energy Blade in one hand and a gun in the other.

Bulletstorm VR launches on January 18th, 2024, for PlayStation VR2, Meta Quest headsets and PC via SteamVR. Those interested in the base game can check out our review here. Stay tuned for more details on the VR version in the coming weeks.

The trilogy will kick off with the launch of Part 1 on November 30. In addition to bringing new story content that serves as a prequel to the base game’s story, Spirits of Amazonia Part 1 will double the size of the base game’s play area by introducing a new map that is as large as the original map, and offer 10-15 hours of new content.

Players will once again play as protagonist Jake Higgins, who, in his attempts to win the trust of the Mu’agi tribe, will have to “complete missions based on local legends, help tribe members, and provide supplies for the village”.

Incuvo has also confirmed that the expansion will arrive as a free update for all owners of the game.

Green Hell VR is available on PS VR2 and Meta Quest 2.

People Can Fly and developer Incuvo have announced in a Twitter post that Bulletstorm VR will now launch on January 18, 2024, and that the additional development time will be used to further improve the experience.

“People Can Fly and Incuvo have made the tough decision to delay the release of Bulletstorm VR to January 18, 2024,” the Twitter announcement reads. “We know that Bulletstorm fans are eager to put on their VR headsets and kick ass in virtual reality. We aim to use this extra time to continue improving the experience to ensure that Bulletstorm VR lives up to the high standards you’ve come to expect from the well-known AAA FPS franchise and People Can Fly as a developer of high-quality AAA games.”

When Bulletstorm VR launches in January, it will be available for PlayStation VR2, Meta Quest headsets, and PC (via Steam). Stay tuned for more updates on the game in the lead-up to its release.

Dear mercenaries, an update on the release date for Bulletstorm VR: pic.twitter.com/xvypYqhsRo

— Bulletstorm (@Bulletstorm) November 20, 2023

Bulletstorm VR puts players into the shoes of Grayson Hunt after he crash lands on an abandoned resort planet. Hunt then takes it upon himself to track down the people responsible for betraying him and his team, and also recover his crew along the way.

Much like original cult classic shooter Bulletstorm, Bulletstorm VR will allow players to switch between melee and ranged combat in order to pull of fancy kills to make use of the Skillshot system, which rewards players for getting creative in combat. One of the iconic weapons of Bulletstorm, the Energy Leash, will also be available for players to use in Bulletstorm VR.

The game will also feature other weapons and abilities, like the Flailgun, and the ability to dual-wield guns.

In case you didn’t already know about Bulletstorm, Bulletstorm VR will put you into the shoes of Grayson Hunt after he crash lands on to an abandoned resort planet. Hunt wants to hunt down the the person responsible for the betrayal, and along the way, hopefully recover his crew.

Bulletstorm VR will allow players to switch between ranged and melee combat to take advantage of the Skillshot system, which rewards players for getting creative with the way they dispose of their enemies. The standout weapon of the game, the Energy Leash, will also be returning in Bulletstorm VR with a whole new way to use it.

Bulletstorm VR will be coming to PC, PlayStation VR2, and the Quest. It currently doesn’t have a release date aside from a 2023 window.