Resident Evil 4 VR developer Armature Studio acquired by Meta
After its stellar work on the RE4 VR exclusive for Quest 2, Armature has officially been acquired by Meta.
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After its stellar work on the RE4 VR exclusive for Quest 2, Armature has officially been acquired by Meta.
In this exclusive interview, we speak with Armature Executive Producer Tom Ivey about porting a classic to VR and what the future holds for Resident Evil 4 VR.
Far more than a side thought or a skimp, RE4VR is the whole Resident Evil 4 package, plus an amazingly designed VR experience.
An upcoming update to RE4VR will bring the much beloved Mercenaries extra mode to the game.
The mad lads did it. They adapted every single inch of Resident Evil 4 into a VR game and made it feel good top to bottom.
Play the fantastic RE4 from a perspective you've never experienced before.
Where does the heart lead? Through an idyllic and surreal journey covering a lifetime of choices and consequences, both happy and sad.
Those curious to check out ReCore can play it for 30 minutes on both Xbox One and PC starting today, while those who already own the game will be getting some major updates.
ReCore builds a lot of goodwill by summoning the spirit of PS2 character action games, and then squanders almost all of it.
Tanks, but no tanks. Fans are searching frantically for a robot frame that seems to be nowhere to be found.