Gravity Rush 2 - PS4
Gravity Rush 2 - PS4
Turn the world upside down and head for new and exciting adventures. Traverse a vast and detailed open world, 2.5 times larger than the original, packed with an abundance of missions.
Game surprises and imaginative gameplay.
Catch the laws of physics.
A unique world
Enter a bright and bustling floating city bursting with life, where there is plenty to explore and many stories to set in motion. Use your skills to defeat enemies in ways you never imagined.
Defy the laws of gravity
Raven and Kat are back in Gravity Rush 2 and ready for their next dizzying adventure. Experiment with Kat's new gravity-manipulating capabilities change her strength as she pleases. Switch seamlessly between the three distinct gravity styles, and partner with Raven to execute devastating tag-team attacks.
Specifications
Version
Genre
Multiplayer
Localisation
PEGI rating
Version
Virtual reality
Next-gen optimisation
| Code: | MSX289 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
| Links: | Producer's Website: |
| Manufacturer information |
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