Game Reviews

There are plenty of VR games out in the world now, even if the technology is still somewhat in its infancy. I’m a big fan of how far it’s come as well, with a library stacked for my PSVR and Meta/Oculus Quest 2. Now that I have

There are some games that just don’t lend themselves to a virtual reality experience. You’d think a city builder would belong squarely in that category thanks to the amount of fiddly menus and complex building mechanics. Surprisingly, Fast Travel Games has managed to do exactly that, and to

Virtual Reality is pure power fantasy. It can put you closer to the action than any other gameplay system, making every shooter feel more visceral, every city builder more tactile, and all the puzzles that much more engaging. It can even make you a giant suction-cupped kaiju just trying to

Kayak VR: Mirage is an incredible testament to the capabilities of the PlayStation VR2, providing a gorgeous and relaxing experience with impressively realistic water physics that is sure to become a go-to when wanting to show off your VR2 to friends and family.  That said, Kayak VR is more of

Correction: Stranger of Paradise is represented in the game. However, there are still notable titles missing so the point still stands. Final Fantasy has some of the best music in video games, so it’s no surprise that the franchise would eventually delve into the rhythm game scene. Of course,

There are a handful of games that really captivated me as a child and young adult. EverQuest, The Legend of Zelda, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, and a little gem from Impression Games/Sierra Entertainment that some of you might remember called Pharaoh. I played the hell out

I think everyone has imagined action scenes playing out to whatever tunes are playing on the radio. Sure, on the outside most may call AMVs or fan fiction cringy, but we all like to indulge once in a while, and music is a good way to facilitate that. If you’

Editor’s note:  First version of this article incorrectly stated that Tetris Effect: Connected did not come to PSVR1.  I was misinformed.  I apologize for the oversight. One of the best things about Sony’s new PlayStation VR2 headset getting parity with PCVR is that the PlayStation 5 will finally