Q.U.B.E. will soon come to PlayStation 4 and will support virtual reality Project Morpheus, according to the PlayStation Blog.

Game developer Toxic Games will release the sequel. The team's already completing the original game's Director's Cut that will be available for the PS3 and PS4 before 2014 ends.

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The new game refines the first game's core mechanics. It's said to have a tightly woven narrative and will utilize Unreal Engine 4.

Q.U.B.E. is a highly praised puzzler that allows a player to manipulate colored cubes in different environments. Nate Mitchell and Palmer Luckey spoke with Gamasutra and said the game is more than just visual.

It also requires creating an unbreakable presence to enjoy the game. They said the hardware and software are a big part of the game but the content is a massive part, adding the game was carefully designed for VR and isn't exactly hyper realistic.

Another game in a Gamescom trailer is free-to-play War Thunder, which is reportedly receiving the VR treatment as well.

Game Informer said both Project Morpheus and Oculus Rift will support the game that's currently out only for Mac, PS4 and PC. Project Morpheus technology will support the PS4 while other platforms go with the Oculus Rift.

Gaijin Entertainment officially announced what the virtual reality support offers.

It said Project Morpheus will transport War Thunder players on PlayStation 4 to World Ware 2, a stereoscopic 3D war with 360 degree panoramic view of the field. This will be invaluable, especially when the player sits in one of the hundreds of historically accurate planes in War Thunder, among others.

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