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Firewall Zero Hour is an immersive, mainly multiplayer, tactical first-person shooter with some of the best graphics for any VR game yet.

You can choose from playing either the defending or attacking teams before setting your squad up for the 4vs4 encounter. Maps vary between shipping docks, posh houses and swanky offices around the world.

The biggest compliment you can give Firewall Zero Hour is that at times it looks and feels as polished as Rainbow Six. And when you use the gun controller it can feel as though you’re holding a real weapon. The only drawback is one that’s typical with VR shooters. If you lose your sense of direction, you can find yourself facing away from the sensor and out of the controller range. That being said, there’s hours of fun here and anyone with a PSVR kit who’s into Rainbow Six should definitely pick this up.

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