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Tacoma Coming To PlayStation 4 On May 8
Tacoma, the space exploration narrative adventure from the creators of Gone Home, is coming to PlayStation 4 this May.
The title was released last year on Xbox One and PC after initially being announced at The Game Awards in 2014. In Tacoma, players take on the role of an investigator tasked with exploring the abandoned Tacoma space station. Equipped with an augmented reality device, the player can view recorded conversations from different angles and scrubbing through different times to solve puzzles and the greater mystery of what happened on the station.
You can find our review of Tacoma here. You can also find Elise praising Tacoma's interactive storytelling and giving it the accolade of best graphics for an adventure game last year. Tacoma releases on PlayStation 4 on May 8 with a new commentary mode featuring two hours of commentary from the team.
Our Take
I'm a little surprised how small the Xbox exclusivity window on this game was, but it's good news that more people can play the game. Hopefully it finds more success on PS4.
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