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VR zombie fighting game Throw Anything arrives on PSVR next week

January 30, 2020 by Andrew Newton

Throw Anything, the popular Steam VR title from developer VisualLight, will be arriving on PSVR on the 6th February.  This release will feature all the content updates and fixes from the Steam VR version plus a more intuitive reward system, rebalanced difficulty, a new item shop and level (Stage 6) and improved graphics.  Check out the new trailer below….

In Throw Anything the world is in the midst of a zombie apocalypse and players will need to do whatever they can to defend themselves from the clumsy undead hordes.  Players will be situated at the top of a high-rise building and will need to ensure the salivating hordes don’t reach the top by literally throwing everything at them.

When the title says “Throw Anything”, they really do mean anything.  No ammo? No problem, just destroy all the furniture and use the parts to throw down at the ascending zombies with the hope they fall and take other zeds with them.  In the most desperate of situations, self preservation comes first so grab the nearest NPC and lob them into harms way.

The game features:

  • A fully destructible environment.
  • Throw any object close at hand, including nearby NPCs.
  • Collect ancient relics that will save the world.
  • Six challenging stages filled with zombie hordes.
  • 5 mid-bosses and 6 powerful “main” bosses to beat.
  • gain powerful weapons by defeating zeds.
  • Various difficulty levels.
  • Several VR-optimized locations including a kitchen in a high-rise building, an office in a snowy mountain village, a bucolic plaza, and more.
  • Environments that can be interacted with, such as copy things with a copier, freeze things, open safes etc.
  • A shop to buy items from and use as weapons.

Throw Anything arrives for the PSVR on Thursday 6th February.

Filed Under: Andrew Newton, News, Trailers, Video Games Tagged With: Throw Anything, VisualLight

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