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It’s rather late in the game, but PlayStation just dropped its Stranger Things VR experience — and it’s free.
While the insane amount of hype surrounding Season 2 of the series has subsided, the experience is now available on PlayStation VR, announced by Sony on Tuesday.
SEE ALSO: We might not get another season of ‘Stranger Things’ until 2019 because next year’s gonna suck too
Weirdly, the game is based around the events of Season 1, in the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, in the 1980s. Your ol’ pal Will Byers finds himself sucked into the Upside Down and we haven’t even met Eleven yet.
But seeing as though we’re unlikely to get another season of Stranger Things until 2019, we’ll take what we can get. Read more…
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