
Arizona Sunshine is a great zombie shooter for PSVR. You will enjoy using a large arsenal of weapons to shoot and learning how to use the "PS VR" Aim Controller system will be fun. The game has a short campaign and could have been more varied in terms of content and PSVR graphics.

Sunny Arizona suddenly turns into a dangerous place.

Zombies destroy everything alive.

You can go through the whole main campaign with one partner. Or you could try the multiplayer horde mode where you will eliminate waves of zombies together with three buddies.

Virtual reality meets the zombie apocalypse. Arizona Sunshine is an FPS built exclusively for VR that immerses you in a post-apocalyptic southwestern America overrun by zombies.
It has full support of Dualshock 4, PlayStation Move and the PlayStation VR controls. You get real-life weapons handling. Use "PS Move" controllers or the "PS VR" Aim Controller and handle a range of weapons with real-life movements. Aim, shoot and live!
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