Further Reading – New PS5, PS4 Games Release Dates In 2023 And Beyond – All Upcoming PS5, PS4, PSVR2 Games However, it’s also true that the relatively low-powered origins of Jurassic World Aftermath are on full display here. Despite the increased resolution, framerate and additional visual effects afforded by PSVR2, Jurassic World Aftermath still looks very simplistic from a visual standpoint with geometrically basic environments, low poly models and sparsely filled locations. This is a shame too, not least because the setting of Isla Nublar would naturally lend itself well to a highly detailed and densely filled world that would echo the movie source material accordingly. Though the visuals are certainly nothing to write home about, the audio side of things fares a lot better. From the iconic sounds of the various dinos (the strange guttural ‘hunting’ sounds of the velociraptors are on full, terrifying display here), to Jeff Goldblum reprising his role from the movies and fan favourite voice actor Laura Bailey ( The Last of Us Part II, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, Call of Duty: Vanguard and so many more roles) enthusiastically guiding you through the game via a radio earpiece, Jurassic World Aftermath Collection is arguably easier on the ears than it is on the eyes. Jurassic World Aftermath Collection PSVR2 review. This could have been so much better than it actually is. Originally beginning life on the Meta/Oculus Quest headsets (Oculus is even cited as a development partner on the introduction screen when you boot the game up on PSVR2), Jurassic World Aftermath Collection doesn’t exactly shoot for the sky when it comes to crafting an immersive, high-end VR experience that makes you feel happy that you’ve just forked over in excess of 500 pounds/dollars for Sony’s latest lump of VR tech. Jurassic World Aftermath Collection PSVR2 Review