Blood & Truth is a PSVR action thriller that takes place in modern day London against the city’s backdrop of glamour and grit, making it the perfect location for a criminal underworld to inhabit. The ...

To deliver the level of immersion it was aiming for, the studio knew it wanted to push the boundaries of VR graphics from the outset. For all of the extra horsepower available to VR on PCs, Blood & ...

Big budget PS4 VR exclusive Blood & Truth is the best-selling game of the week at UK physical retail. Excluding digital sales (more on that later in the week), the PSVR title beat FIFA 19 to No.1 by ...

Although both Blood & Truth and Firewall Zero Hour are technically PS4 games, both PSVR titles have been updated to take greater advantage of the power of PS5. As we found in our review of PSVR on PS5 ...

When I reviewed Farpoint for PlayStation VR two years ago, I proclaimed that first-person shooters could indeed work in virtual reality. This theory has been tested by numerous VR titles over the past ...

Who doesn't love that badass blockbuster moment when our hero leaps off an exploding building, grabs the lip of a dangling freight container on the way down, and pulls himself to safety? But... wait.

There’s a bit in Blood & Truth, the latest VR game from Sony London Studios, where you’re shooting gangsters from atop a DJ booth. In any other game, that’d be all you’re doing: shooting gangsters.

Sony’s successful VR Title, Blood & Truth, is bracing itself for a big update, coming tomorrow, that is set to add a lot more free content to the game. The incoming update is set to add a New Game ...

Virtual reality is still uncharted territory for video games. It’s a great expanse of potential but in order to fulfill it, developers have to venture into the unknown and figure out what works and ...

At the time of writing, PlayStation VR’s Blood & Truth has only been out for about a week. Yet, the title is already making waves on the UK sales charts. Those waves have it sitting at the number one ...

Virtual reality is still uncharted territory for video games. It’s a great expanse of potential but in order to fulfill it, developers have to venture into the unknown and figure out what works and ...