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We had a bit of a mixed bag when we reviewed Firewall Ultra in the fall, but the bones were there for a good experience. More is coming, which leaves us hopeful, and it’s begun with two new maps. The latest patch has brought with it Lab, an evacuated
by David BurdetteIf you’ve read GT long enough, you know we love Synth Riders. We also love our fighting games. Well, developer Kluge Interactive has announced their newest title, Final Fury. Inspired by Street Fighter and with some traditional arcade fighting action reimagined for VR, Final Fury offers up both a
by Ron BurkeThe world is an unforgiving place. In the first Arizona Sunshine title, our character awakened in a cave in the Arizona river valley. Zombies are everywhere, but after a quick check of the radio, it seems like we aren’t alone. Further and further we push into the rough Arizona
by Ron BurkeIt’s been great seeing the Ghostbusters resurgence in the media. Not only with the release of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, but video games. We reviewed the asymmetrical multiplayer game, Spirits Unleashed, last year, so when the latest idea includes VR, we just had to give it a go. Unfortunately, some pretty
by Ron BurkeSolving puzzles in VR is the whole reason I love virtual reality in the first place. The tactile nature of it, picking up objects and manipulating them in virtual space, and then physically using them to interact with the environment makes for the best gameplay experience money can buy. You
by Ron BurkeIt’s tough reviewing a console. You can talk about specs, you can talk about speeds, but that’s not really what people buy. No, they buy experiences. For a game console that might be an exclusive game, or a feature that causes all games to run extraordinarily fast like
by Ron BurkeWhen the 7th Guest debuted in 1991, it represented a completely new world of interactive storytelling. Using a revolutionary medium of CD-ROM, the story was told via six real-world actors projected into the game using cutout methods on top of pre-rendered 3D environments. It was revolutionary at the time. Now,
by Ron BurkeI Expect You to Die 3: Cog in the Machine released last month to critical and fan acclaim and to celebrate Schell Games has released a fun set of player accomplishments, which can be found below. Schell Games has also released a trailer showcasing a few of the game’s
by Richard Allen