Review: Barn Finders VR
Playing Barn Finders VR feels a bit like one of those reality TV shows you watch when there’s nothing else on, or you’re stuck at home ill, with only daytime TV to get you...
Tagged: Oculus Quest Reviews
Review: Mothergunship: Forge
They say that variety is the spice of life and videogames epitomise this with their almost endless customisation options; if they have the of course. Being able to chop and change equipment, tools, and...
Review: The Last Clockwinder
Nobody likes repeating themselves but where videogames are concerned repetition can often function as a core mechanic. Having to rinse and repeat (grinding) skirts a fine line between replayability and lazy game mechanics, however,...
Review: World of Mechs
What makes giant fighting robots so cool? Whether it’s in movies like Pacific Rim or classic Japanese anime such as Evangelion, humungous war machines never seem to get old, and franchises like Transformers have...
Review: BlazeRush: Star Track
Six years ago indie developer Targem Games released BlazeRush for Oculus Rift, a top-down racer that offered arcade action whilst being comfortable to play. BlazeRush’s history actually extends far earlier to the Rift DK2...
Review: Little Cities
After a couple of previews, it’s finally time to give our verdict on what was almost going to be the first proper city building game on Meta Quest 2, Little Cities. However, low and...
Review: Green Hell VR: Quest Edition
Ever since Incuvo announced that it was working on a virtual reality (VR) version of Green Hell, the prospect of trying to survive the Amazon in VR has been an exciting one. Dealing with...
Review: Cosmonious High
Job Simulator, Rick and Morty: Virtual-Rickality, Vacation Simulator, what do all these virtual reality (VR) videogames have in common? Well, Owlchemy Labs for one but the other is the child-like gameplay that each one...