Battlezone

Battlezone excels mostly in its four-player co-op mutliplayer offering where team-work, strategy and upgrading efficiently really matters. The mother of all tank games is back with a huge virtual reality bang.

Directly adjacent to the Danger Zone.

Battlezone had its day in the sun but that sun has set. The updates show good effort, but questionable design decisions and source material that isn't all that great by today's standards sully the download in the end. You're paying for nostalgia with this one, folks.

So basically, this new BattleZone succeeds - if by the skin of its teeth - in becoming an entertaining title.

After you take your headset off, you don’t really feel like you want to tell everyone about it. Despite how the world engulfs you, the action falls short of matching that feeling. Although Battlezone is one of PSVR’s bulkiest titles, it fails to drum up replayability in the long run. This looked to be one of the more noteworthy launch titles, but can’t quite redeem its asking price. It is well made, sounds great, and looks beautiful but will not sell PSVR on its own. If you’re looking for that one game to make you pull the trigger on PSVR, wait a bit longer. Though Battlezone isn’t a bad addit...