Inserting oneself into the action of a video game is what makes virtual reality such an immersive experience. Bullet hell games are scary enough as it is, taking place on a 2D plane while tons of bullets head towards a tiny ship. Thrusting this concept into the first-person perspective of a VR shooter, Blasters of the Universe takes the brain-busting space management of a bullet hell game and forces you to stare helplessly as the sea of bullets slowly drift towards you. One of the smoother-controlling shooters I’ve played in PSVR, while relatively short, it offers plenty of challenge that will have you coming back for more.
