Virtual reality really lends itself towards the shooter and rhythm genres. It immerses you in the game in a way you can?t achieve with just a controller. These genres are normally very different from one another, but Cloudhead Games decided they would combine them for their latest game, whilst also drawing inspiration from ?God-mode? films like John Wick and Equilibrium. The result feels like Superhot and Beat Saber had a baby, and that?s certainly not a bad thing.
Pistol Whip is an on-rails shooter set to the rhythm of dance tunes from artists like HVDES, Black Tiger Sex Machine, Draeden, LeKtriQue, Sam Lamar, and Apashe. Rather than one lengthy campaign, there are 15 individual scenarios instead, each set to an individual track. Whether it?s clearing enemies from the town?s retail district or a trip through a ruined church and its graveyard, the aim is to make players feel ?breathtaking? as they take down enemies with their PlayStation Move pistols.
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