I’m an avid VR fan. I didn’t jump in as early as some, but over the last two years I’ve grown my library to almost 100 titles, and have reviewed the Deluxe Audio Strap addon for the hardware. I’ve also introduced a ton of friends and
I’m always on the lookout for games to showcase VR to newbies to the platform. Titles that are able to break newcomers in without throwing them into the deep end with cumbersome controls and complex movement mechanics. Naked Sun represents the freshman effort from developer Door Z Studios, and
I Expect You To Die continues to be one of my go-to games for new VR players (our review). It’s genuinely funny, full of intuitive and challenging puzzles, and a completely nausea-free experience. Developer Schell Games is back, but would it surprise you to hear that their newest game
Archery is one of those mechanics that anyone can enjoy in virtual reality. If you’ve ever shot a bow, or even seen someone shoot a bow, you know just about everything you need to know in order to have a lot of fun. SACRALITH: The Archer`s Tale, the
I grew up watching Star Trek. I slogged through the hammy three season original series, sure, but it was Star Trek: The Next Generation that got me hooked. It is the first and only syndicated television series ever to be nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series,
I have spent a lot of time in the world of The Elder Scrolls. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has gotten a lot of my attention lately as I’ve reviewed it on Xbox 360 (review), played it entirely too much on PC, and most recently tackled it on Nintendo
When I was debating which VR rig I wanted to buy, there was one game, exclusive to the Oculus Rift, that kept coming up — The Mage’s Tale. The game scratched the itch of being a powerful wizard, looked fantastic, and almost compelled me to buy Facebook’s VR HMD.
Australian developer Samurai Punk may have just made a game that is as much a polarized political lightning rod as it is a must-play title for VR. The American Dream aims a satirical gun barrel squarely at the American obsession with gun ownership, and hits the bullseye. The question will
