Ever-agile VR developer Pleasure Approach introduced this week that its upcoming roguelike Useless Hook will likely be delayed into June, somewhat greater than a month after the beforehand introduced launched date. To satiate your urge for food within the meantime, a brand new gameplay trailer exhibits extra about how the sport will play.
Pleasure Approach, the studio behind Stride and a slew of different fascinating VR video games, has launched a brand new gameplay trailer for its newest title, Useless Hook:
The trailer outlines a few of the recreation’s basic mechanics, together with the flexibility to rapidly navigate the atmosphere by swinging round on chains like a steam-punk Spider-Man. The trailer additionally exhibits how weapon upgrades will work, and teases an fascinating dual-wielding reloading mechanic that we’re curious to be taught extra about.
Alongside the discharge of the gameplay overview, Pleasure Approach introduced Useless Hook will now launch on June twenty ninth, somewhat greater than a month after it’s beforehand introduced Might 18th launch date.
The studio really claims it’s nonetheless on observe for the unique launch date, however delayed the sport on account of “vital enterprise causes, together with unexpected modifications within the Meta launch calendar.”
Whereas there’s not a lot of a proof past that, more than likely it’s associated to the just lately introduced Meta Quest Gaming Showcase that’s taking place on June 1st.
In any case, Pleasure Approach says it would use the extra time for “further polish and ending touches, in addition to incorporating content material that was deliberate for after the discharge.”
