Wubba lubba dub dub! Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality is now on PS VR, gets physical release

Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality releases today, and in a bit of a surprise, has been given a physical release. Most PS VR games these days are primarily digital affairs, but occasionally a higher-end title slips into brick and mortar stores.

The game retails for $29.99, with a limited Collector’s Edition available for $49.99. The Collector’s Edition features a copy of the game, a “Weaponized Rick” Funko Pop figure (with one in six featuring a variant) and a double-sided poster featuring Rick and Morty comic book cover art (if you have never checked out the comic, you really should).

When Rick and Morty released on 04-20-2017, our own John Yan reviewed the game and enjoyed it quite a bit. I am excited that the game is now releasing on PS VR, so we non-PC-gamer PS VR-types have a chance to check it out.

Some of the key features listed include:

• Fully voiced, 3D Rick and Morty goodness
• Help Rick (or don’t) and explore multiple strange dimensions
• Probe, prod, throw, and smash iconic items like the Plumbus
• Learn how to fix an intergalactic car
• Hang out in iconic places like Rick’s garage
• Question your self worth
• Real fake doors

It’s not bad that I want to pay an extra 20 bucks for a Funko Pop figure, right? Like, that’s cool? We’re all on the same page here, that this is a thing that we think is normal? I’m just going to assume that we all agreed that we’re cool with that.

Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality is also available digitally on the PlayStation Store for $29.99.