Release Date: March 6, 2018
A first-person shooter developed by Supermassive Games. The title was created for the PlayStation VR set. The plot of Bravo Team takes place in a fictional East European country. The player assumes the role of a member of the titular military squad and is tasked with escorting the president. When the situation becomes dire and a coup starts, the protagonist and his companion are tasked with saving the country.
Bravo Team is a first-person shooter developed by Supermassive Games – the team that also created warmly received Until Dawn. The title was developed for PS4 and its accessory PlayStation VR set.
The events depicted in Bravo Team for PS4 take place in a fictional country in Eastern Europe. The player assumes the role of a member of a military squad that is tasked with escorting the president. The mission quickly becomes more complicated as the head of the state becomes the victim of a coup. The protagonist and his companion are forced to save the country from doom.
In Bravo Team for PS4 the action is presented by using the first-person perspective. The game focuses mostly on battles against numerous opponents. These fights take place in vivid, urban areas – including narrow alleys and more open places like a big market. The player mostly uses a machine gun that can be fired from behind covers. The presence of a companion (controlled by the AI or by another player) introduces a tactical aspect to the game – the actions must be coordinated. For example, the player might have to use suppressive fire to enable his companion to move through the open space.
Bravo Team for PS4 requires PlayStation VR goggles to work. The title features high quality graphics – the character models are detailed and well animated and the surroundings look very nice.
Platforms:
PlayStation 4
Developer: Supermassive Games
Publisher: Sony Interactive Entertainment
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Game Ratings for Bravo Team Video Game.
Critical Hit: 4 / 10 by Alessandro Barbosa
Bravo Team embodies some of the worst traits in a VR game. It's lackluster gameplay and stale shooting never take full advantage of VR as a medium, and stumble across all the worst hardware pitfalls PSVR has to wrangle with. It's a mercifully short experience that doesn't justify the price, especially when better games that fundamentally understand VR hardware exist already.
Destructoid: 3.5 / 10 by Josh Tolentino
"Expanse" might be a bit generous, though. While it's hardly unusual for a VR game to be a bit on the short side, a couple of hours and change for the campaign from start to finish (not including a few frustrating sniper-deaths) pushes the limit. On the other hand, I'm happy that it was over quickly, the better to move on to games that I enjoyed. A score attack mode also exists for those who really want to squeeze every bit of blood from a stone.
TrustedReviews: 3 / 5 by Stuart Andrews
Got PSVR but no Aim? You might not want to bother. Bravo Team isn't an exceptional game in terms of visuals, scenery, action, AI or enthralling set pieces, and it's really only the make-believe, plastic gunplay that makes it worth a punt. It isn't good enough to make it worth purchasing the Aim for.
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