Triangle Factory announced its squad-based shooter Breachers (2023) was set to arrive on PSVR 2 this month, however the studio says the game will be delayed, as it’s currently held up in Sony’s quality assurance (QA) process.

Update (November 28th, 2023): Triangle Factory announced Breachers is delayed, as the game is still being checked for QA. There’s no updated release date yet, however the studio says it will announce it “soon.” The full statement follows below, along with the original article:

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Original Article (October 17th, 2023): The studio announced the news via X (formerly Twitter), saying the PSVR 2 version will include adaptive trigger support, trophies, and enhanced visuals. It’s also slated to include crossplay with Quest and SteamVR headsets. Unlike the PC version, the game’s spectator mode isn’t coming to PlayStation however.

Inspired by Rainbow Six Siege, Breachers brings some pretty familiar action to the table, letting squads attack or defend weapon in-hand. As Enforcers, rappel and breach through walls, swing through windows and catch your opponents by surprise with stuff like drones, cloaking devices, flashbangs and breaching foam.

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As Revolters, user gadgets such as door-blockers, trip mines, static field emitters and proximity sensors to stop the enemy from disarming your bomb.

You can find the game on QuestSteamVR, and Pico headsets, priced at $30. Besdies the November launch window, Triangle Factory hasn’t mentioned a precise release date yet. In the meantime, you can wishlist the game on PlayStation here.

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