Sairento VR

My opening moments in Mixed Realms‘ Sairento VR left me disappointed. The early 2018 PC hit I had heard so much about seemed like a letdown. At least, that was my thought until I realized that I was playing the game entirely wrong. Sairento VR isn’t Superhot VR. It isn’t about moving the action around you or to simply get from point A to point B. It is about jumping into the action and getting from point A to point B with style!

It’s worth putting up with these glitchy moments, though, because Sairento VR is such a ridiculous, over-the-top joy to play and once you’re done with the campaign mode, the game’s additional challenge levels and multiplayer mode will keep you occupied. Sairento VR the closest thing you’ll get to a truly interactive, immersive action movie, and if you’ve invested in a PSVR you’d be mad to miss it.

Campaign needs some work and there are some bad bugs, but for the most part Sairento VR is a blast to play. Play with a friend and enjoy some great ninja action in VR.

I wasn’t expecting to have a good time playing Sairento VR because of all the movement, but once I’d gotten used to it I really enjoyed the over the top action. Even though it was just because of the ease of slaughtering enemies mindlessly, doing so in VR really helped with its appeal. It’s by no means perfect, with some structural and technical issues getting in the way of the fun, but from a small studio making a relatively ambitious VR title, they could have done a whole lot worse.

Sairento VR is now available Physically on the PS4 and this is what we think of it!