Coming from the Quest version, this is the visually superior version of the game, and because Demeo is a seated experience there’s little value in the Quest’s wireless abilities here either. On a technical level, the PSVR2 version is quite similar to the Quest one when it comes to controls, but it’s the visuals that have gotten a real boost here. The development team at Resolution has also added other features we wished for in our original review, like the ability to play together with others through cross-play, even with flat screen versions. With the technical advances of PSVR2, we couldn’t wait to jump in yet again, as it’s one of those games that makes you understand why there’s a loyal group of Dungeons & Dragons players out there.Īlthough the basics of having two actions per turns and being able to trigger actions through cards haven’t changed, the roster of characters and abilities has clearly been refined since we last played. We reviewed the Quest version of Demeo almost two years ago, and because of plenty of post-launch updates it’s a title we regularly went back to. We’re checking out Demeo, Cities: VR – Enhanced Edition, Jurassic World Aftermath Collection, Townsmen VR and Vacation Simulator today – all of which are now available on PSVR2 with new enhancements. There might be a lack of eye-catching exclusives on PSVR2 right now, but the launch lineup is a treasure trove of VR gems that have previously appeared on other systems.

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