While thrilling, the game leans on one set of mechanics a bit too much, with basic new wrinkles doing little to spice things up as you spend hours avoiding velociraptors. Direct interaction is quite limited, so don’t expect to be doing anything like chucking empty bottles around. Stealth in Jurassic Park Aftermath Collection for PSVR 2 is excellent, and frightening (Image credit: Coatsink)Īs well as going from A to B through levels, you often have to search patrolled areas for objects or computer notes, which usually involve fairly rote and repetitive mini-games to access them (for example, Simon-Says-style pattern recognition). You need to hide, either under desks or in lockers, listening to work out where they’re stomping around thanks to 3D audio, and possibly zapping distant electronics with your glove to create distractions. They’re no less deadly than you’d expect, and if they spot you it almost always results in a squeal-worthy death. While genetically modified to behave more like video game stealth enemies (as you’ll learn from a note found in-game), Throughout nearly all of it, velociraptors lay in wait, looking for a human-sized meal.
It also allows for clarity in environmental design, and makes some neat flourishes possible – for example, when you’re hidden, everything has a darker hue, and so you’ll be aware when you can be spotted.ĭon’t let the bright colours fool you, though: Aftermath is a tense, often genuinely frightening horror-stealth game.
The graphics are cel-shaded, forgoing the realism of the special-effects-driven movies, but you still get an incredible sense of immersion, the use of colour ensuring the dinos you encounter really pop. Your mission to grab data and then escape the island alive sends you through most of the central institution’s many wings and buildings as you activate computer systems, process research, and detour around crumbled, overgrown ruins aplenty. Ahead of its release the we found out how Jurassic World Aftermath Collection was made in a deep-dive interview where they discuss how the art direction behind this Jurassic Park VR entry, and the way they approached designing for PSVR 2, so how did all that hard work pan out? Jurassic World Aftermath Collection comes alive Looking for a visually unique PSVR 2 game? Jurassic Park Aftermath Collection ticks that box (Image credit: Universal City Studios / Amblin Entertainment)
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