We also have our own Rand Miller interview from PSX 2016. Rand Miller was recently interviewed by The Witness creator Jonathan Blow on the PlayStation Blog.
Now as they expand into VR for both interactive and entertainment, it’s very exciting to be working work with them on the road map ahead,” said Rand Miller, CEO of Cyan, Inc. “We already had a great relationship with Legendary Pictures as they have the options for a Myst TV show.
Having successfully developed innovative storyworlds across film, television, comics, live experience and virtual reality, Legendary is thrilled to have an opportunity to continue pushing back the narrative boundaries of storytelling by bringing our brand of elevated, fully immersive VR to the gaming space alongside a groundbreaking studio like Cyan, who has truly revolutionized the computer gaming experience for its fans,” said Ethan Stearns, VP, Legendary VR. “Legendary has always been driven by a passion to empower great storytellers to tell great stories, no matter the medium. We called the game a ‘cinematic marvel’ in our 8/10 review.Įlsewhere, Cyan is busy developing its next VR-compatible game, Firmament, though that’s no word yet on if this one will come to PSVR.Cyan credits the PSVR version to a partnership with the VR division of Legendary Pictures, the studio behind The Dark Knight Trilogy, 2014’s Godzilla, and Kong: Skull Island, among many others. The game has been available on PC VR headsets for some time now and is best known for its stunning visuals and amazing worlds. And Obduction is one of the larger PS VR experiences, so get ready to explore some crazy-cool spaces for a while.”Ĭyan is, of course, the developer of classic 1993 adventure game, Myst, and is very much a spiritual successor to it. “Of course it’s the full version of Obduction with all the beauty and intrigue of its alien worlds, including the bonus content that’s on the PlayStation version. “We couldn’t be happier to have this out the door, and we couldn’t have pulled it off without our partners at Legendary,” Cyan CEO Rand Miller said on the PlayStation Blog. Fans have waited patiently for an update on its progress ever since. It’s been a long-time coming the PS4 version of Obduction launched all the way back in mid-2017, but its promised VR support was delayed shortly before that.
After a long wait, the PlayStation VR (PSVR) support for the PS4 version of Cyan’s Obduction is finally arriving this week.Ī free patch for the game will launch on 8th May (that’s tomorrow!) implementing PSVR.
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