Straylight`s web-slinging mechanics are a great fit for VR
(Android Central)

Fly me to the moon. If you`ve ever wanted to be Spider-Man, it`s pretty clear VR is the best way to go. While the free Spider-Man Far From Home VR experience is a novelty, Straylight`s web-slinging-in-space concept promises to deliver a deeper experience — which it should since it`s a $20 game — on all major VR platforms when it launches in Q3 of this year. For now, we got the chance to experience Straylight hands on — or, rather, beams on — in the Early Access beta build of the game on SteamVR using an Oculus Quest 2 with Oculus Link. Conceptually, Straylight is described as a first-person cosmic VR platformer. Essentially, you`ll be swinging from point to point using the Straylight — a tool that allows players to grapple onto points of light strewn around the arena-style environments. These grapple points allow players to act a bit like everyone`s favorite web-slinging hero, albeit with zero-gravity physics in wholly abstract environments. While it sounds simple eno...