Okay, so picture this: there I was, chilling with a bowl of popcorn in front of this Future Games Show livestream, right? And suddenly, bam! nDreams Elevation drops this bombshell—Reach. We’re talking full-body parkour in VR, battling massive enemies, and wandering through this wild, detailed world. Honestly, kind of blew my mind.
So, Reach. It’s their first baby out of the new studio they whipped up back in 2022. And they’re calling it their most ambitious creation yet. Big words, yeah? It’s sort of like getting all these acrobatic runs and cool fights on VR, on pretty much any major headset. They even hinted at “forthcoming headsets,” whatever that means. Maybe I’m missing something, or maybe they just like being cryptic. Who knows?
Anyway — wait, no — there was this reveal trailer, and it was just chaotic action — jumping, climbing, zip-lining everywhere. If you’ve seen their stuff like Fracked or Synapse, you get the vibe. Fast, crazy, all over the place. And they’re talking about some deep dive on June 10th. Guess we’re all ears till then.
Oh, and Aunt Shuhei Yoshida—yeah, that Shuhei, the Sony legend — popped up too, giving his seal of approval. Seriously, Shu’s like a gaming titan. He went on about how the game blew him away with its immersion and freedom. Seemed genuinely impressed, claiming it’s a big leap for VR. And if Shu’s excited, color me intrigued.
Now, we have some words from Glenn Brace, who’s running the show at nDreams Elevation. He’s all about making you feel like the king (or queen) of your VR world. Their thing is pushing boundaries — fancy way of saying they wanna take VR to the next level.
And hey, if you’re curious, Reach can already be wishlisted on the Horizon Store for Quest, PlayStation Store for PSVR 2, and yes, even Steam for PC. So if you’re the type to book early, there’s that.
Anyway, bit of a ramble, I know. But this launch? Absolutely wild. I might need a second bowl of popcorn for this one.
