However with the cost of the game (almost $80AUD), I’m not a fan of using more money for a game you’ve bought and sure, you can slowly plug away without spending a dime but it’s going to take a long time of grinding. Given that, there’s a wealth of crafts available which can be purchased through the in-game currency or if you’re really keen, real-world money. To give further incentive to the player, the developers allow you to unlock additional fighters and weapons which add to the replay value and the challenge factor. The combination of tracking via the PlayStation VR headset is flawless as are the controls on the DualShock 4 controller. So while flying in this virtual universe, this added dimension really adds to the gameplay and thankfully the controls work quite well, especially when you target enemy crafts. It’s such a good feeling being transported into another world that really tricks your senses and provides the best escapism. So with the VR level, Eve Valkyrie is a very immersive game as it’s like you’re right inside the cockpit of your fighter which allows you to look around the gaming world. However the twist in Eve Valkyrie is that if you die, your soul and memories get uploaded into a new clone body which basically allows you to keep on fighting the good fight. It’s like Star Wars meets Wing Command but in the glorious world of virtual reality and there’s plenty of action and thoroughly amusing space dog fights to be found. Eve Valkyrie is an exclusive VR game that was originally released on the Oculus Rift, including the Samsung Gear VR which is set in the distant future and transformers the player into an ace pilot for a group of space pirates.
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