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Review: The Walking Dead Onslaught
When it comes to zombie-themed franchises The Walking Dead has to be one of the most popular, gracing comic books, TV and videogames over the years. Virtual reality (VR) fans were already treated to...
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Review: Sniper Elite VR
When it comes to a lot of virtual reality (VR) shooters the tendency is to go big or go home, making you feel like you’re Rambo running around a jungle with a massive 50 calibre machinegun on your hip...
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Review: Winds & Leaves
As a videogame fan, there are moments where all-out action just feels a bit too much. Maybe you’re having a lazy Sunday afternoon or simply want to unwind after a long day? It’s in these moments where...
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Review: Arashi: Castles of Sin
When it comes to action videogames virtual reality (VR) developers have got you covered, there are loads of them. The same can’t be said for more stealth-oriented titles. A couple spring to mind like...
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Review: Fracked
Summer 2021 was looking really good for big virtual reality (VR) titles until a couple of projects had to be delayed by their developers. Thankfully, nDreams’ PlayStation VR exclusive Fracked has...
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Review: I Expect You To Die 2: The Spy and the Liar
The original I Expect You To Die was one of those must play virtual reality (VR) titles, showcasing in 2016 a delightful combination of wit and diabolical puzzles that any VR-newbie would feel...
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Review: Song in the Smoke
Cold, wet and with a suspicious-looking mushroom you’ve only just picked off a fallen tree your only source of nourishment, your survival isn’t looking good unless you can make it back to your...
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Review: Windlands 2
Psytec Games brought its swinging franchise sequel Windlands 2 to PC VR headsets in 2018 and it was a great videogame. While intense, that ability to swing through highly stylised worlds and fight...
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Review: Wanderer
It’s been proven in many a movie and videogame that messing with time travel can lead to all sorts of convoluted narratives and weird plotlines. They can also offer some of the most novel ways to...
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Review: Moss: Book II
When you think about it some of the biggest videogame franchises have been built around a singular character, Mario, Sonic, Master Chief. Say these names and most players will instantly know them and...
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