Physics-based demolition game VR Furballs – Demolition has made its way to VR platforms. This game promises to help build the casual market in the VR catalog while trying to be motion-sickness free for newcomers and veterans to the platform.
In VR Furballs – Demolition, the player holds a tool such as
Today, Survios announced the details of the first free content update of the VR boxing title, Creed: Rise to Glory. This update will include the antagonists of the second film, Creed II, Viktor Drago, and Danny “Stuntman” Wheeler in the Freeplay and PvP modes.
CREED: Rise to Glory brings the
Today, Autumn VR announced that it has released Sharkndao VR: Eye of the Storm on Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, with a PlayStation VR version coming later this year. Based on the “critically acclaimed” SYFY series (which had its supposed final movie release earlier this summer), the game will feature
It’s hard to describe what it’s like to experience Virtual Reality to someone who has never put on a headset. There is a sense of scale and interaction that simply doesn’t translate to typical gaming experience. Even the most basic of VR titles have a freedom of
Today, FAKT Software and Wild River have announced the release of their new title Crazy Machines VR, which is out now on Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and Windows Mixed Reality. Retailing at $19.99, the physics-based puzzle game will also come to PSVR at a later date.
Crazy Machines VR
Woojer Ryg, marketed as the world’s most powerful gaming and VR vest, only has a few days left of its already highly successful Kickstarter campaign. This vest is expected to be a game-changer for the virtual reality market as it uses haptic sensations to build a more cinematic experience
Gamedust has recently announced that it will release its atmospheric puzzle game Neverout on PlayStation 4 tomorrow. Featuring the Switch release’s non-VR mode, the PlayStation 4 version will allow gamers to select from a PSVR-supported mode or one that only requires a standard controller.
Neverout is a multi-layered puzzle
Virtual reality is tailor made for horror games, but all too often they rely on creepy things and cheap jump scares to achieve their heart-thumping results. What they lack, however, is tension, and Transference has it in spades.
Transference is the collaboration between Ubisoft Montreal and SpectreVision, a film production
