There are a lot of power fantasy, giant mech, shooting up the bad guys sort of VR titles on the market, but every once in a while you want to flip burgers and serve up a bag of greasy fries. Let’s hop into what has to be the most
I have a PlayStation VR, HTC Vive, and an Oculus Rift. I guess what I’m saying is that I’m a bit of a VR fan. Out of the three, the PSVR has been the most lacking in fully-baked experiences. Don’t get me wrong, there are still plenty
I’ve tried playing golf for real a few times in my life. I can see the appeal of the warm sun and the challenge of the beautiful carefully-sculpted courses stretching out before you. As a massive storm beats down over my house in Texas, I’m reminded that not
You might recall that we had lots of fun [JOBBING] in the Job Simulator game from Owlchemy lab back in 2017. The game was set up as a series of simulation sandboxes that gave you the chance to make copies, answer phones, and other cubicle fun, then flip some burgers,
I have an awful feeling of deja vu as I sit down to write about Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 04: VR Kit. Almost exactly one year ago, I experimented with the first Nintendo Labo Kit and came away incredibly mixed. I found the cardboard Toy-Con themselves ingeniously designed and fun to
When we reviewed ChromaGun last year, we referred to it as a “poor man’s Portal.” Now that it’s been released for PlayStation VR, I can safely say that this version of the puzzle shooter is not a “poor man’s portal,” it’s a “poor man’s portal
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
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
