Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge Enhanced Edition reviewed by Gabriel Moss on PlayStation VR2
Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge Enhanced Edition is an excellent way to showcase the best features of a fancy new PlayStation VR2 headset to friends and family, but thanks to the expanded content it’s also a worthy shooter and a memorable Star Wars game in its own right. Unfortunately there’s no way to skip past the annoying first chapter, but if Star Wars fans are accustomed to anything it’s sitting through some bad episodes before you get to the good stuff. While it's slightly dogged by a few monotonous quests and some slow-burn character development, once it gets moving and throws you into punchy blaster battles it recreates that signature Star Wars atmosphere in detail so vivid that most of the 10 hours you’ll spend inside your headset are a great time.
Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge Enhanced Edition is an excellent way to showcase the best features of a fancy new PlayStation VR2 headset to friends and family, but thanks to the expanded content it’s also a worthy shooter and a memorable Star Wars game in its own right. Unfortunately there’s no way to skip past the annoying first chapter, but if Star Wars fans are accustomed to anything it’s sitting through some bad episodes before you get to the good stuff. While it's slightly dogged by a few monotonous quests and some slow-burn character development, once it gets moving and throws you into punchy blaster battles it recreates that signature Star Wars atmosphere in detail so vivid that most of the 10 hours you’ll spend inside your headset are a great time.
