PlayStation announces Marvel’s Iron Man VR demo
Get ready to suit up and take flight! PlayStation Australia has today that a free demo of PlayStation VR exclusive, Marvel’s Iron Man VR, is now available to download on PlayStation Store.
Using two PlayStation Move controllers, players can fire up Iron Man’s Repulsor Jets and blast into the skies with an arsenal of iconic Iron Man gear at their fingertips. Upgrade tech in Tony Stark’s garage to customize Iron Man’s sleek armour and awesome abilities, and go up against enemies in high stakes, action-packed battles.
In this extended playable demo, players will get a taste of the full game. The demo includes:
- “Malibu” tutorial mission
- Interactive Stark Jet cinematic starring Tony, Friday & Pepper Potts
- “Out of the Blue” Stark Jet gameplay mission
- Flight Challenge optional mission
- Advanced Combat Challenge optional mission
The above is just a small slice of the main game, but by the end of the “Out of the Blue” mission, players will start to feel like Iron Man as you fly, shoot, and Rocket Punch through some of Tony’s Ghost-hacked, Stark Tech drone problems.
What’s more, download this free demo to unlock the exclusive Molten Lava Armor Deco when you purchase the full game!
So grab your PS VR headset to suit up as the Armoured Avenger in an original Iron Man adventure that’s full of humour, heart, and suspense. And don’t forget that there are hundreds of PS VR games and experiences currently available worldwide, with many new games on the horizon.
For more information on the Marvel’s Iron Man bundle and demo, head to the PlayStation Blog.
About the Author
Adrian Gunning Adrian lives in Melbourne Australia and has a huge passion for gaming, technology and pop culture. He recently finished his a Bachelor of Journalism and is currently focusing on games journalism. When not writing and playing video games, Adrian can be found in Comics 'R' Us debating the pros of the DC Universe and cons of the Marvel Universe.
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