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Cold VR Release Delayed by a Few Weeks - News Directory 3

Cold VR Release Delayed by a Few Weeks

January 22, 2025 Catherine Williams Tech
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  • Heading to the Chill: "Cold VR" Takes a Detour en Route to Quest, PC, and PSVR 2
  • Mark your calendars, VR enthusiasts—"Cold VR," the hotly anticipated spiritual successor to "Superhot VR," is getting a brief detour before its grand entrance.
  • Originally slated for January 21st, "Cold VR" was set to burst onto the scene on Quest, PC VR, and eventually PSVR 2.
Original source: roadtovr.com

Heading to the Chill: "Cold VR" Takes a Detour en Route to Quest, PC, and PSVR 2

Mark your calendars, VR enthusiasts—"Cold VR," the hotly anticipated spiritual successor to "Superhot VR," is getting a brief detour before its grand entrance. Developers ALLWARE and publisher Perp Games have decided to give the game a little more time in the oven, pushing back its release date by a week or two.

Originally slated for January 21st, "Cold VR" was set to burst onto the scene on Quest, PC VR, and eventually PSVR 2. Now, we’ll have to wait a tad longer to get our hands on this time-bending blaster. But fear not, fans! The studios promise updates soon, including a sneak peek of the game in action on Quest.

Perp Games announced the delay on X, insisting that the extra time will help polish the game to perfection. Meanwhile, ALLWARE hinted at a delay of around two to three weeks, according to a separate post on the same platform. So, while it’s not an eternity, it’s still a small bump in the road we’ll have to navigate.

For those unfamiliar, "Cold VR" is all about mastering movement in a world where time plays a crucial role. Unlike its predecessor, "Superhot VR," time in "Cold VR" only moves when you stand still. So, if you’re looking to slow things down, you’d better be lightning-fast on your feet.Idling here is not an option, as the AI will speed up whenever you’re stationary.

In the meantime, you can wishlist "Cold VR" across all platforms. Head over to the Horizon Store for Quest 2/3/Pro, Steam for PC VR headsets, and the PlayStation Store for PSVR 2. Priced at $20, it’s a chilling adventure well worth the wait.

So, embrace the frost, and get ready to bust some moves—just not too slowly—in "Cold VR."

“cold ‍VR” takes a brief detour from its planned January 21st launch, with developers ALLWARE and Perp Games aiming for a release date in late January or⁢ early February. This short delay allows for further refinement and polishing of the game, promising an even more immersive and thrilling experience‍ upon release.⁤ While fans eagerly anticipate the chance to master time manipulation and battle AI in this unique VR shooter, “Cold VRS” delay serves as a reminder that quality takes time.

In the meantime, “Cold VR” is available to wishlist across Quest, PC ⁤VR, and PSVR 2 platforms, setting the stage for a chilling yet exhilarating adventure upon its arrival.

What are your thoughts on this delay? Are you excited to experience “cold VR”? Share⁢ your comments ‍below and let us know!

FAQ

What is “Cold VR”? It’s a⁣ time-bending VR shooter where time only ⁣moves when you are ‍stationary, challenging players to master movement and strategy.

When is “Cold VR” coming out? The release⁤ date has ⁢been pushed back to late January or early February.

* What platforms will “Cold VR” be available on? “Cold VR” will launch on Quest, PC VR, and PSVR 2.

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