Sodium2- Project Velocity is the second instalment in the series of Sodium games that are exclusive to members of PlayStation Home. This high speed racing game is the sequel to Sodium One Salt Shooter, the previous instalment. Project Velocity is rich with features like customizability, connection to the Sodium Hub and a soundtrack composed by Cold Storage.
The game is available both in single-player and multi player mode and in contrast to Sodium One Salt Shooter, is free of cost. In the single player version, players can practice by selecting the course on which they want to play and race against the two highest rankings among their buddies. New tracks are also added periodically to keep the game more challenging. After each race, players receive Sodium Credits dependent 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, replays can be watched from different camera angles so players can gauged how well they played. They can also can also make upgrade changes to their racer.
The multiplayer version can be accessed from the multiplayer access point or the main menu. When going for the multiplayer option, players are shown to the session list, which displays an inventory of sessions. Players can choose a session from this or start a new session. You can also decide who you want to include in this session, whether those only on your friends list or all gamers.
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 Two, the garage is where players can make changes to their velocity racer and add new elements. To be in a position to access the elements, players must earn XP, which may help them unlock new upgrades. Then there are even more upgrades that will have to be bought via the Commerce Point in the garage.
The game is available both in single-player and multi player mode and in contrast to Sodium One Salt Shooter, is free of cost. In the single player version, players can practice by selecting the course on which they want to play and race against the two highest rankings among their buddies. New tracks are also added periodically to keep the game more challenging. After each race, players receive Sodium Credits dependent 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, replays can be watched from different camera angles so players can gauged how well they played. They can also can also make upgrade changes to their racer.
The multiplayer version can be accessed from the multiplayer access point or the main menu. When going for the multiplayer option, players are shown to the session list, which displays an inventory of sessions. Players can choose a session from this or start a new session. You can also decide who you want to include in this session, whether those only on your friends list or all gamers.
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 Two, the garage is where players can make changes to their velocity racer and add new elements. To be in a position to access the elements, players must earn XP, which may help them unlock new upgrades. Then there are even more upgrades that will have to be bought via 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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