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BUXTEHUDE, GERMANY, MARCH 10, in the year of our Lord 2024 — Stonebrick Studios is excited to announce that cyubeVR, the community-favorite VR voxel game with a 92% positive rating from almost 1,000 reviews on Steam, is set to launch on PlayStation®VR2 on March 16th, 2024. Celebrating this announcement, the official PS VR2 trailer is released today, offering a detailed look at the game’s stunning visuals and immersive VR mechanics.

About cyubeVR:

cyubeVR is a creative sandbox game that propels the excitement of block building into a new dimension. Its intuitive crafting mechanics are tailor-made for virtual reality, while its stunning visual fidelity fully utilizes the power of PlayStation®VR2 on PS5: Unreal Engine textures in 8K meet eye-tracked foveated rendering, achieving unparalleled clarity and detail. The compelling gameplay gives players the ultimate creative freedom, while also offering linear objectives to those more interested in a guided approach to progression and exploration in a beautiful open world.

The release of cyubeVR on PlayStation®VR2 promises to introduce this highly acclaimed experience to a wider audience than just PCVR, with enhancements that leverage the advanced capabilities of the PSVR2 platform. Eye-tracked foveated rendering actually allows the PS5 to be similarly powerful like a PC with a high-end GPU like a RTX 3090 - cyubeVR would simply not have worked on PSVR2 without dynamic foveated rendering.

Key Highlights:

Immersive voxel-based open world with mining and 3d crafting using your actual hands and highly unique VR building mechanics
A long, linear list of objectives that guide you through the whole progression of the game
Large fully destructible and modifiable world with a dynamic weather system and day-night cycle
Extreme visual fidelity, powered by Unreal Engine with detailed 8K textures and foveated rendering
Official PS5 mod support, allowing to directly download and install community-created blocks in the game (this is very unique on PS5!)
Comprehensive comfort settings, ensuring everyone can play the game

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