Sodium2- Project Velocity is the second game in the sodium series that are exclusive to PlayStation Home members. This high octane racing game is the follow up to Sodium One, the previous instalment. Project Velocity is rich with features like customisability, connection to the Sodium Hub and a gripping soundtrack composed by Cold Storage.
Available in both single-player and multi player mode and unlike Sodium One Salt Shooter, is free to play. As a single player, gamers can practice by choosing the course on which they would like to play and race against the 2 highest scorers among their mates. New tracks are also added occasionally to keep the game varied. Players receive credits after each race depending on how well they have played. Also on meeting some of the special objectives set by the game, further Sodium Credits can be earned.
In the single player version, players can watch replays of their performance in different camera angles. They can then return to the garage to make any necessary changes to their racer.
The multi player version can be accessed from the multi player access point or the primary menu. Upon choosing the multiplayer option, players are brought to the session list, which displays a listing of sessions. Players can select a session from this or make a new session. You may decide who you would like to include in this session, whether those only on your friends list or all users.
When starting or joining an existing session, players will be brought to the pre-race lobby, where the track on which to race voted on. If a player is up for it, he should change his status to 'Ready'. Once all of the players are ready, willing and able, they are immediately transported to the racing track and the race will then commence.
In Sodium 2, the garage is where players can make changes to their velocity racer and add new components. To be able to access the parts, players must earn XP, which will help them unlock new upgrades. Then there are other upgrades that must be purchased thru the Commerce Point in the garage.
Available in both single-player and multi player mode and unlike Sodium One Salt Shooter, is free to play. As a single player, gamers can practice by choosing the course on which they would like to play and race against the 2 highest scorers among their mates. New tracks are also added occasionally to keep the game varied. Players receive credits after each race depending on how well they have played. Also on meeting some of the special objectives set by the game, further Sodium Credits can be earned.
In the single player version, players can watch replays of their performance in different camera angles. They can then return to the garage to make any necessary changes to their racer.
The multi player version can be accessed from the multi player access point or the primary menu. Upon choosing the multiplayer option, players are brought to the session list, which displays a listing of sessions. Players can select a session from this or make a new session. You may decide who you would like to include in this session, whether those only on your friends list or all users.
When starting or joining an existing session, players will be brought to the pre-race lobby, where the track on which to race voted on. If a player is up for it, he should change his status to 'Ready'. Once all of the players are ready, willing and able, they are immediately transported to the racing track and the race will then commence.
In Sodium 2, the garage is where players can make changes to their velocity racer and add new components. To be able to access the parts, players must earn XP, which will help them unlock new upgrades. Then there are other upgrades that must be purchased thru the Commerce Point in the garage.
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Lockwood Publishing are a digital publishing company which publishes 3rd party brands and its own IP into virtual worlds. They are the developers of sodium2 project velocity and it's gauged, Sodiumone Salt Shooter.
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