The game doesn't look bad by any means, but it does look decidedly last-gen. Visually, Hitman 3 on PSVR doesn't hold a candle to other versions of Hitman 3, especially the PS5 version.
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Source: Android Central (Image credit: Source: Android Central) You can manually save at any time, and there are a generous number of slots so that you can backtrack and choose an entirely different path, but nothing automated at this time. If you're a gamer who relies on autosave to back your steps up, you're going to have to relearn how you play. Last, but certainly not least, is the bizarre choice to take out autosave from the VR version of Hitman 3 entirely. I've tried the fiber wire on different NPCs, tried using it several ways, but no dice. The regular choking mechanic works just fine sneak up behind an enemy, place your hands near the back of their neck, wait for the fingers to curl into a grab animation, then hold the trigger to do the deed. It also made me realize just how dumb the AI in this game can be at times.Īgent 47's signature weapon - the fiber wire - felt utterly useless to me in VR What's probably considered Agent 47's signature weapon felt utterly useless to me in VR - as you can see in the video above - and I truly couldn't tell you how I even made it out of the tutorial level that required the player to use it. While most of these VR-centric mechanics felt solid, one completely eluded me for the hours: the fiber wire. Crouching is toggled by clicking in the right stick - a movement that feels funny when you realize your virtual feet and the virtual floor don't line up with the real ones - and is ultimately the only way for crouching in a PSVR game to work because of the limited camera tracking range. I'd recommend staying seated while playing if you fall under this category. Movement is handled by the left joystick, just as it is on the standard version of Hitman 3, and could cause discomfort for some folks. Need to quickly put away a crowbar or gun to avoid suspicious eyes? Just bring the controller close to your chest and press R1 and it's back in your inventory.
Even interacting with inventory and usable items feel great, as you'll have a "pouch" sphere just below your field of vision at all times that you can drop items into. Interacting with objects by pressing all the usual buttons feels like standard video game fare, but the ability to physically push open doors, swing melee weapons, and aim down the sights of a gun add an extra dimension and sense of realism to the gameplay that isn't there in the standard version.
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