![]() It’s invigorating to be on the cusp, which is where we have always been. It’s an interesting pivot point in technology when things start to change. “For someone who has been in business as long as I have, I am getting excited. “I think that’s what other developers should be doing as well,” Miller said. He said Obduction is just the beginning of Cyan’s projects in the VR market, as he hopes that future titles will fully take advantage of the immersive strengths of VR. Miller said he is very excited about the future of VR. “It also feels like we are getting in on the VR at a time when it’s just perfect.” “We have gotten Obduction into a position where it is doing pretty good on the PC side and can do pretty good on the PS4,” Miller said. ![]() Better yet, it will have PlayStation VR support. Of course, if you already own the PlayStation 4 version, then you will receive PSVR support for free. Obduction, the spiritual successor to Myst made by that series creator Cyan, is coming to PS4. The game raised 1.3 million through the crowdfunding. Obduction started as a Kickstarter campaign in October 2013. Obduction for PS4, PSVR, and the Vive will arrive in 2017. It scored 76 out of 100 on Metacritic, a review score aggregator. As mentioned earlier in the article, Obduction will be available for PlayStation VR on 8 May. Obduction is available for PC and the Rift on Steam, the Oculus Store, GOG, and the Humble Store for the introductory price of 30. The game raised $1.3 million through the crowdfunding campaign. ![]() ![]() Obduction is available for PC and the Rift on Steam, the Oculus Store, GOG, and the Humble Store for the introductory price of $30.
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