This is far from an original formula, but it works extremely well in Synapse. But, as you advance further, you’ll complete challenges that unlock skill points that can be spent on permanent upgrades to help make each subsequent run a little easier. This means that you’re tasked with fighting through increasingly-tough levels and upon death must restart the entire process from the very beginning. The game is presented in a rouge-lite structure similar to the 2021 PS5 exclusive Returnal. But Synapse feels significantly more intense and immersive. Yes, Returnal offers flashier visuals and a wider array of weapons and upgrades. And once you venture inside the mind of this mysterious colonel, their mind starts to fight back. Synapse’s basic setup is a pretty intriguing one, you play as an unnamed operative that is attempting to invade the subconscious of a notorious enemy of the state in order to extract secrets that are vital to national security. This is the game that PSVR 2 badly needed and it’s the best reason yet to invest in the very pricey PS5 accessory. And much to my delight, even with those high expectations, Synapse has become my favorite PSVR 2 game to date. I was banking on this PSVR 2 exclusive shooter reinvigorating my interest in the platform and becoming the first must-play game that can’t already be enjoyed on a rival device. That’s why the launch of Synapse in early July took on increased significance in my eyes. Which has been a little disappointing to me as an early adopter hoping for fresh experiences. There’s been a handful of worthwhile ports (The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinner, Beat Saber etc.), but a real dearth of bonafide exclusives. The PSVR 2 is a seriously impressive device, but it’s hard to deny that its first few months on the market have been fairly underwhelming when it comes to new software.
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Be sure to check out our previous entry, where we talked about how the beloved puzzle game Braid is the perfect game to play after you’ve seen Oppenheimer.
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