The popular vampire-themed survival-RPG V Rising had its full release (following a lengthy early access period) on PC earlier this month, and thankfully, console players won’t have to wait soon to sink their teeth into the game. Today it was announced that V Rising will be launching on PS5 (this one isn’t coming to Xbox for now) in June. You can check out a new PS5 trailer for V Rising, below.
Pre-orders for the PS5 version of V Rising are open now, with the standard edition of the game costing $40. You can also grab the $60 Castlevania Edition, which includes the recently-released Castlevania DLC, or the $100 Complete Edition which includes all DLC and cosmetics released to date. Those who pre-order any version of the game will get a 10 percent discount.
Haven’t been keeping up with V Rising? Wccftech’s Francesco De Meo found the full version of the game to be a bloody good time in his review…
“Enriched by many additions, including endgame activities that promise to challenge even veteran players' knowledge of the mechanics and fighting skills, the 1.0 version of V Rising is the culmination of two years of hard work. The number of options and activities the game offers to those willing to delve deep into its complex yet satisfying mechanics make for a survival game like few others on the market.
V Rising may not have the deepest survival game mechanics around, but that is hardly a problem. The experience crafted by Stunlock Studios manages to masterfully weave together mechanics from very different genres to provide an experience like any other on the market. While solo players may find the experience becomes a little stale over time, everyone else will find plenty of reasons to remain in this world, whether it's to perfect their characters or build the most haunting vampire castle ever seen.”
V Rising can be played on PC. The game launches on PS5 on June 11. Castlevania and Complete Edition buyers will be able to access the game five days early on June 6.
About the author: Professional writer of trivial things. Nathan has been covering games, entertainment, and online culture for over a decade with bylines at IGN, GameSpy, Cracked, Uproxx, ComicBook, and more. Joined Wccftech gaming team in 2017, and has written hundreds of game reviews and thousands of news stories since.
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