However, using the DualShock 4 and PSVR Aim’s sticks was simple enough and my trained brain knew what to do with either device.
For me the teleport controls were a bit too much of a hassle and proved totally useless with the PS Move controllers. With each control method you’ve got the choice as to how you move around the surface of Mars. This is where the first problem kicks in: it’s not amazing. Knowing that there’s support for something that better resembles a gun, I ditched the DualShock 4 and grabbed my trust (and dusty) PSVR Aim controller. It worked well, to be fair, but it wasn’t for me. This is how I originally played the opening act. If you opt for the traditional DualShock 4 as your method of control, you’ll find that you’ll be aiming at the demons of hell by using your head. You’ve got choices with DOOM, choices that actually affect the way the game plays. Yes, I know it seems obvious but I’m still getting emails asking if DriveClub VR needs a VR headset… You’ll also need either a DualShock 4, a PSVR Aim controller, or a couple of PS Move wands. Unfortunately this isn’t a yes/no question.įirst of all, you’ll need a PSVR headset to play. The question, though, is if it’s worthy of its name. Naturally, then, it was only a matter of time before DOOM found its way onto VR screens, too. We’ve had it on calculators, fridges, toasters, and just about everything else capable of carrying an image on a screen. DOOM truly can run on just about anything.
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