Uber Entertainment’s ‘second generation’ made-for-VR game Dino Frontier launches on August 1st for PSVR. Detailed in a new post on the PlayStation Blog, the game will be available digitally for $29.99, with a 20% pre-order discount for PlayStation Plus members.

Announced at last year’s PlayStation Experience event, this promising title, described as a “light simulation” rather than a full RTS, presents a novel mix of ‘Wild West and Jurassic eras’ from a tabletop VR vantage point. Forrest Smith, co-director of Dino Frontier says “We’ve strived to push the boundaries of VR interaction. There’s no other game like Dino Frontier. Reaching down into a vibrant world to pick up tiny people is a magical experience.”

The charming new trailer shows many of the core gameplay features, with the player assuming the role of Big Mayor, towering above the frontier settlement, directing settlers to gather resources, capture and train dinosaurs, as well as the motion controller integration and camera controls. Dino Frontier is Uber Entertainment’s second major VR title, building on the success of PSVR launch game Wayward Sky.

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  • “There’s no other game like Dino Frontier.”…. seriously? Even in the limited market of PSVR, I can think of several, including the Tethered. On Steam, there has to be at least 4 dozen by now. It’s a cute looking game, but it’s neither unique nor cutting edge.

    I would buying it for $10, if it has some depth and the interface is solid. For $30 though, I think I’d pass.

  • ITALI-LORI-MONTI

    già ordinato assieme a infinite minigolf :)

  • ITALI-LORI-MONTI

    un bel gioco dal platino facile.
    consigliato!