Pistol Whip PSVR 2 Review – GameSpew

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Originally released on Meta Quest and PC in 2019, Pistol Whip isn’t new. Essentially an on-rails first-person shooter, Pistol Whip also has rhythm game elements. It’s those with a competitive streak that will get the most out of Pistol Whip. It’s safe to say that Pistol Whip has quickly become one of our favourite PSVR 2 titles. Pistol Whip PSVR 2 Review – GameSpew’s ScoreThis review of Pistol Whip is based on the PSVR 2 version of the game, via a code provided by the publisher.
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