You are soaring through the air, a co-pilot to your father in the family biplane. A huge laser beam streaks through the sky, damaging a wing. You are forced to land at the source of the beam, a huge metallic fortress floating in the air.

Leaving the damaged craft, a red robot four times your size flies in and kidnaps your father. You are left to explore this prison of machines and robots, helping whomever you can while searching for your lost parent. This is how Wayward Sky, an upcoming PS VR adventure game, begins.

Developed by a small developer out of Washington named Uber Entertainment, the game is labeled as “A Look And Click VR Adventure” in its opening moments. It is an apt description, but what it really amounts to is a third-person platform with puzzles and occasional first-person interactions.

Wayward Sky has a cartoony appearance, with colorful robots and clean environments. The camera is usually third-person, positioned above you, and somewhat distant from the game’s protagonist, Bess. You move her through a miniature world, exploring sections of this floating fortress, from a perspective similar to Lucky’s Tale for Oculus Rift.

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