Review
‘The Twilight Zone VR’ Review – Fun Psychological Horror Marred by Crappy Combat
The Twilight Zone is an anthology franchise that's spawned multiple TV shows throughout the decades following the iconic 1959 series. While the VR game stays...
‘Moss: Book II’ Review – A Refined & Satisfying Sequel That Sticks With What...
A whopping four years after its opening chapter, Moss: Book II is finally here to continue the story of Quill, a tiny adventurer destined for...
‘RUINSMAGUS’ Review – Awesome Anime Vibes, Rinse and Repeat Dungeoning
RUINSMAGUS is a Japanese role-playing game with a heavy focus on dungeon crawling and magic-based combat. The game's anime-adjacent visuals and storytelling style are welcome...
‘The Last Clockwinder’ Review – So Much More Than Just Robots Picking Fruit
The Last Clockwinder is casual puzzle game that tasks you with building moving contraptions out of your own clones. While constructing complex factories essentially populated...
‘Cosmonious High’ Review – Incredible Interactivity for Your Inner (or actual) Child
Google's VR studio Owlchemy Labs is back with its signature 'play with everything' approach to VR in Cosmonious High. As a student in an alien high...
‘Virtuoso’ Review – Become an Amateur Musician Overnight
Virtuoso bills itself as a "music creation sandbox" but that may be selling it a little short: it's actually a very intuitive set of...
‘Vox Machinae’ Review – A Deeply Immersive Mech Sim Hampered by Ambition
It's been a long, lumbering journey for VR mech sim Vox Machinae, but the game has finally hit its '1.0' release out of Early Access, now...
‘Virtual Virtual Reality 2’ is a One-of-a-Kind VR Game That’s Not Ready for Launch
While we were hoping to bring you a full Virtual Virtual Reality 2 review today, the game unfortunately has a range of technical issues that...
‘Ultrawings 2’ Review – The New Top Gun of Fun & Challenging VR Flying
Fans of Ultrawings (2017) will be happy to hear that Ultrawings 2 delivers all of the free-flying fun of the original, along with a side order...
‘Zenith: The Last City’ Review-in-progress – The Latest Shot at Making a VRMMO a...
The dream of the VRMMO has been captured in countless movies and shows, but to date the genre really hasn't seen its breakout hit...
‘Wanderer’ Review – A Time Traveling Delight That’s Just Shy of Greatness
Wanderer is a VR adventure game that puts you in the shoes of a hapless time traveler who finds himself trapped in an alternate...
‘After the Fall’ Review – VR’s Best Stab at ‘Left 4 Dead’
After the Fall is a four-player co-op shooter that, like Valve's Left 4 Dead series, pits you against hordes of zombies across a handful of linear...
‘Warhammer: Tempestfall’ Review – Swinging at Ghosts and Hitting Air
Warhammer: Age of Sigmar – Tempestfall is the latest and most ambitious title from Carbon Studio which cut its teeth building VR spellcasting game The...
‘Blade & Sorcery: Nomad’ Review – Fun Physics-based Combat Slimmed Down for Quest 2
Blade & Sorcery: Nomad almost feels like a work of digital wizardry, as it brings a standalone version of the hit physics-based combat sandbox exclusively...
‘Unplugged’ Review – Rock Star Ambitions Stifled by Quest’s Hand-tracking
Unplugged is like Guitar Hero, although instead of picking up a dedicated peripheral and jamming away, it relies on Quest's native hand-tracking to let you shred on...
