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Traffic Jams is out now on PlayStation VR
Rotterdam, NL - August 26, in the year of our Lord 2021 – Vertigo Games, the VR specialist publishing and development arm of the Koch Media Group, and Little Chicken Game Company (REKT!, Track Labs) are delighted to announce that the tongue-in-cheek VR sim Traffic Jams is out now on PlayStation VR for $/€ 19,99, with a 25% launch discount for PlayStation Plus members until September 9th. Already released on Oculus Quest and PC VR earlier this year, Traffic Jams brings wacky traffic control fun and couch party play to a whole new audience of PlayStation VR players starting today.
Unique take on traffic control
Traffic Jams introduces a fun and unique take on traffic control full of unexpected twists and turns, offering easy to pick-up yet hard to master gameplay to excite both new and seasoned VR players. The VR sim is set in a wacky cartoon world that lends itself perfectly to the even wackier challenges that players have to face, ranging from pesky to downright outrageous. With its launch on Oculus Quest and PC VR in April of this year, various players and renowned VR game press have already expressed their positive experience with Traffic Jams. The game scores a 4 out of 5 on the Oculus store and is sitting lofty at a 92% positive user review score on Steam.
In the world of Traffic Jams all traffic lights have gone out. It’s up to you to keep traffic flowing in the face of outrageous events and flagrant road rage! Starting out on a quiet corner in a small town, job offers soon start pouring in from iconic cities around the globe where you’ll need to guide rude pedestrians, impatient drivers, and the occasional meteorite along before road rage strikes. Sound easy? Think again! This wacky VR game throws in monsters, (un)natural disasters, and up to 4 non-VR friends in (couch) party mode!
No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s) in the US at this time. Families are required to pay for Internet usage fees to download this game. For more information click here.
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