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Ubisoft Announces Release Dates For Three VR Games, Including Star Trek: Bridge Crew
Ubisoft has revealed the release dates for three of its previously announced VR titles. If you've invested in a VR setup, you'll have some new gaming options between October and December.
Star Trek: Bridge Crew lets players join the Star Trek crew and take on several missions as the captain, or a member of the tactical, engineering, or navigation stations. It's set to release on Oculus Rift, PlayStation VR, and HTC Vive starting November 29. You can read our hands-on impressions from the demo here.
Eagle Flight takes you on high-speed multiplayer races through the skies and landmarks around Paris as an eagle. It's coming to Oculus Rift on October 18, PlayStation VR on November 8, and HTC Vive on December 20. Go here to take a look at our thoughts on the title.
Finally, Werewolves Within is an adaptation of the card game Werewolf, in which one player secretly takes on the role of a bloodthirsty creature and relies on deception to fool the rest of the players. It's coming to Oculus Rift, PlayStation VR, and HTV Vive starting December 6. We checked it out a while ago, and you can read our thoughts on the game here.
In addition to these new titles, Ubisoft is releasing a VR patch for TrackMania Turbo for PlayStation VR on November 8.
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