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The Last Guardian Getting Free Standalone VR Experience Next Week
During the opening minutes of this year's PSX keynote, it was announced that The Last Guardian was getting a standalone 'experience' for PlayStation VR. This standalone game will be out on December 12 and is free.
Last Guardian VR, as CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment Shawn Layden called it, will run approximately 20 minutes. A few moments of footage displayed across the screen at the keynote showed the player looking at Trico in first-person. It's worth nothing that the tweet showcasing the trailer calls the standalone experience "a demo" for something larger, though no details have been given for how substantial, or different from the main game, Last Guardian VR is.
You can watch the experience in action here:
The Last Guardian VR demo is coming to PS VR! pic.twitter.com/8zUbFNOrTp
— PlayStation (@PlayStation) December 9, 2017
For more on The Last Guardian, be sure to check out our review.
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