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Bulletstorm VR Gets A December Release Date

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Developer People Can Fly has announced that Bulletstorm VR will be releasing on PSVR2, Meta Quest 2 and PCVR on December 14.

A lightning-fast new trailer for Bulletstorm VR debuted during Gamescom Opening Night Light, revealing that the game will be available at the tail end of the year. For those who missed the game’s original 2011 release, Bulletstorm is a unique first-person shooter that doesn’t just ask you to kill your enemies but to do it in style. Set on a hazard-filled planet, you, as pirate Grayson Hunt, are given an arsenal of insane weapons and a wrist-mounted tether to fling foes around, impale them, explode them and otherwise eviscerate them in the most creative ways possible to earn skill points.

Bulletstorm VR is available to pre-order now from the PlayStation Store, Steam and Oculus Store. The game will be $59.95 on launch, but a 10% pre-order discount brings it to $53.95 if you get around it now.

Did you play the original Bulletstorm? Will you be getting around the VR version? Let us know in the comments or on our social media.

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