IO Interactive sees Hitman on PlayStation VR2 as a chance at redemption after previous VR versions fell short.
Eskil Mohl, Senior Game Designer at IO Interactive, highlights improvements in the new adaptation for PlayStation VR2.
Changes include dual-wielding, manual reloading, positional interactions, and more immersive gameplay elements.
The PlayStation VR2 version offers room-scale movement support and enhancements like tapping keyboards for hacking.
While the VR version adds immersion, there are minor issues like visible glitches with character models.
IO Interactive faced design challenges due to the game's vast arsenal and complex mechanics, leading to creative solutions like third-person views for certain actions.
The technical details include running Hitman on PlayStation VR2 at 60Hz reprojected to 120Hz and dynamic foveated rendering.
Hitman World of Assassination on PlayStation VR2 showcases enhancements like eye-tracked aim assist and haptic feedback for Sense Controllers.
Some features will not immediately reach the PC VR version, but IO Interactive hints at potential future enhancements based on the VR2 version's success.
The preview suggests that Hitman in PlayStation VR2 could offer a more immersive and engaging experience, hinting at positive changes and potential player appeal.