
The adventure of Kat and her cat. The big PS4 exclusive is a fantasy about income inequality.

Gravity Rush 2, a highly rated PlayStation exclusive, is currently available to purchase at $9.99 on the official PS Store.
Gravity Rush would be an amazing series to be reborn on PSVR2. (sure to make the motion sick squeamish! haha) Anyone who has never played them should pick these games up though, they were really fun, unique/wild gameplay w a lot of style. My only complaint is the Part 2 has a really slow start, but it picks up.
Gravity rush 1 I really enjoyed but for some odd reason I couldn't as much with the sequel. It was a good game but the controls were very clunky and a game like that just really needs a higher framerate with how precise you need to be. Also everyone is for some reason just absolutely rude towards Kat which got me too annoyed lol.
The visuals and art style were amazing though. If they were to ever make a sequel, you fix these problems, then GR would be great games.
Gravity rush should be on PC by now. At least that will get tose numbers to raise a little.
The stupidity of exputer calling Gravity Rush 2 a JRPG aside...If y'all haven't bought the game yet, please do. It's such a great, charming game.
I have been absolutely gutted at the idea that there won't be a Gravity Rush 3, and I genuinely hope people give it a fair shake.

It's been 7 years since the mystifying Gravity Rush 2; if Sony plans to put obscure exclusives on PC, it's the very definition of underrated.
A Gravity Rush 2 port would be cool but I'm not sure how many people will be interested in buying a sequel to a game they haven't played before, though it worked for The Uncharted Legacy Collection so who knows? A Bloodborne port should definitely happen first though, the fact the game never even got a PS4 Pro patch is suspicious.

Daily Video Game writes: "Today, PlayStation Store has just kicked a new game sale that brings down over 500 popular games to under $20 for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 platforms right now, featuring many of its first-party titles as well as triple-A games on sale under just $20!"
My wishlist is still all full price, deep discounts apparently still a week or two away
Metacritic doesn't think so lmao
http://www.metacritic.com/g...
I got to play a little of the original, wasn't for me but I know it has a sting following that will eat the sequel up.
H: ZD is the first big PS4 game for me this year.
Sony was wise to delay this title into January so it could have more room to breathe outside of the crowded holiday season.
This looks to be one of those you either hate or love type of games. Plus, it is an RPG and this genre usually offers lengthy gameplay. Which mean large casual firms/reviewers would butcher the game even before completing it.
I say this as a gamer who has played and loved these games that were Butchered by reviewers:
(All these probably belong to the you either love it or hate it department)
Gravity Rush(VITA) metacritic 83
Valkyria Chronicles 1 metacritic 86
(Valkyria Chronicles 3 was never localised but that game is 10/10 to me, story is golden)
Soul Sacrifice- Deep in online co op content and the story was goood.
Freedom Wars- Deep in Weapons systems(I mastered the crafting system), PvE and PvP
Bloodborne
Just to name a few
Not that it matters but, it seems I have a thing for Sony's Japanese first party games. But one thing they all have in common is, you can only truly understand these games when you have poured time into them and actually completing them for the very least. I am sure not many big reviewer do that, completing games and exploring end game content and all so their reviews can't be really trusted especially if you are viewing as an JRPG fan or a hardcore completionist of a gamer.
In short, sometimes you just need to try things out for yourself
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Gravity Rush 2 is a better game than the original yet it's rated an 80 while the original is an 83. I think critics were surprised with how delightfully good the first game actually was and i think it benefited from being a "pleasant surprise". Now, they expect it to be good and are grading it like the Russian judge at the Olympics. Gravity Rush 2 looks like an improvement in every way, go play Gravity Rush Remastered and then play the Gravity Rush 2 demo/watch gameplay. It's absolutely gorgeous, the world is more fleshed out, it's bigger, has better more nuanced combat, more destructive environments, and a bigger narrative.