Games You Have Probably Missed in the First Half of 2020

Is it really worth to kill time in free-to-play GTA 5 during the period of cancelled game showcases and delayed release of Cyberpunk? Definitely not! Many unique and interesting titles have been already released this year but you may have missed them.

The Walking Dead: Saints And Sinners

Genre: VR first-person action game
Develoepr: Skydance Interactive
Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4

It's no secret that Half-Life: Alyx has set a high bar for all subsequent VR games. However, The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners came out a few months earlier, and, by the standards of the time, it's fair to say it's one of the better VR experiences. The creators managed to create one of the few (still) games that is a full-fledged VR experience, not just a brief demonstration of the possibilities of technology. It's a real-life survival horror that, thanks to virtual reality, deepens the effect of fear even further.

Apart from surviving among zombies, players can explore multiple locations, craft items, and enjoy combat mechanics involving melee weapons and firearms. There's also a story that throws players into New Orleans in The Walking Dead universe, where they either have to side with one faction or skillfully juggle the decisions and missions of both sides. As in any good role-playing game, one can choose more than just one path to complete a task. The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners would be good even as a standard game. Among VR titles, it's a must-have item. Thanks to the motion controllers, it's even better, because we have to eliminate every zombie by swinging an axe or stabbing him in the brain.

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You're going to like The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners if:

you have a VR headset;
you have enough short demos in VR mode and are looking for a longer, addictive game;
you still like The Walking Dead universe.

Darius Matusiak

Graduate of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Journalism. He started writing about games in 2013 on his blog on gameplay.pl, from where he quickly moved to the Reviews and Editorials department of Gamepressure. Sometimes he also writes about movies and technology. A gamer since the heyday of Amiga. Always a fan of races, realistic simulators and military shooters, as well as games with an engaging plot or exceptional artistic style. In his free time, he teaches how to fly in modern combat fighter simulators on his own page called Szkola Latania. A huge fan of arranging his workstation in the "minimal desk setup" style, hardware novelties and cats.