Doctor Who A new trailer for Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time gives us more gameplay than ever and shows off even more of what this Doctor Who game is going to truly hold We have come to a close on September and it does not look like the original projections for Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time have hit the mark, but that is okay for now. I would rather Maze Theory give us an amazing game and experience later than one that is terrible now. Nonetheless, that does not mean we have not closed out the month with anything new for this Doctor Who title. Read More...

Audica The rhythm shooter, Audica, is now on its way to other VR platforms by adding in the PSVR for Audica this coming fall Those who felt left out of the fun with Audica when it launched on the PC for the Oculus platform, there is now luck for you. It is still going to be a VR title, but now Harmonix has announced that the game will now be making its way over to the PSVR this coming Fall. It will still, obviously, require all of the extra hardware to experience Audica in the new setting, but that is a cheaper point of entry for those who are still looking to get into it all. Even if this is quite a bit after it launched in Early Access already. Read More...

Trover Saves The Universe We sit down and review Trover Saves The Universe. An interesting VR game from some amazingly twisted minds. Here is our review of Trover Saves The Universe Hopefully by now you are at least aware of Trover Saves The Universe and the team behind it all here. I am not talking about just Squanch Games, but all of the minds that have input into the humor and worlds that the game is either based on or takes influence from. Fans of Rick And Morty will know exactly what I am talking about here as those influences can directly be seen all around. Being a huge fan, I was glad to put on my VR headset and dive right into the world of Trover Saves The Universe and see if it could live up to it all. Read More...

Doctor Who While at SDCC, I was able to see Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time in a more intimate setting than just a trailer. Here is my take on Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time So many fans out there have been excited to see just what is going to happen in Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time since it had a surprise announcement and then what felt like a quick development cycle. It is still releasing this September for the various VR systems across the PC and PS4. It is also still very much linked to the current version of Doctor Who currently on the BBC with Maze Theory working close with them to make sure it is what fans want. Read More...

Doctor Who A new teaser for Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time is here to show off a bit more of the amazing TARDIS of Doctor Who fame If you are still not able to wait for Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time to have its good showing out at SDCC this year, we have one more teaser video to give you a feel for the game just a bit more. Sadly, it is not anything in terms of gameplay but it is a look at the TARDIS we will get to play in when we jump into the game. Something Maze Theory is taking their time to make look and feel as we would expect from all of the shows. Read More...

Telefrag VR New gameplay for Telefrag VR is here to help us all see and get ready for the launch of Telefrag VR on the various platforms next week For all of those deep in the virtual worlds out there, we have Telefrag VR coming at us here next week. July 19th to be more specific as Anshar Studios has crafted this arena shooter together for us all to enjoy and work up another kind of sweat. The kind that comes from the fast motions around an arena we will need to take even if we are in the comforts of our own homes. Even is Telefrag VR is using dashes and the teleportation systems to fling around in the 1v1 matches that the games houses, there will be much more than a few thumb flicks going on. Read More...

Doctor Who New videos for Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time are out there to show off how the game is made and how Doctor Who can get to experience it at SDCC Not too long ago we were all made aware that Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time was going to be a thing and bring the franchise to the VR setting. It looked rather cool and I know I was hoping to be able to see and/or play what Maze Theory had put together at E3 this year. Sadly, that did not pan out and I was left wondering just what would be going on with this title. It launches this September on the PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and Vive Cosmos so it would make sense to have some of us fans give it a go beforehand. Read More...

Phantom While at E3, I was able to see Phantom: Covert Ops in a more intimate setting than just a trailer. Here is my take on Phantom: Covert Ops. This year it felt like there was a lack of VR out at E3, but that does not mean it was not there and it did allow for titles like Phantom: Covert Ops to shine out a bit more than normal. Something that many could easily have looked over on the floor if there were loads of other titles out there. Thankfully, I had a chance to sneak down to nDreams to see just what they had for us this year and it was a nice little stealth VR title where we stay seated in a kayak the whole time. Read More...

Doctor Who A new VR game in the Doctor Who is announced and coming at us this September with Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time It is time to get ready to travel through time with Doctor Who again as we have a new VR title for the franchise coming. This time it is coming from Maze Theory for the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and PSVR. Yes, all of the major platforms for it all and set in the current state of the TV show. Something quite exciting in my eyes even if we only have limited information on Doctor Who: The Edge Of Time. Read More...

Afterlife The interactive VR film Afterlife is heading out there in May and we have another new sample of what will be happening in Afterlife’s story A little while back we heard of a new interactive VR film called Afterlife and it piqued our interests even though it did not sound like a game at first. It, more or less, sounded like another film being placed out there in the VR realm from Signal Space Lab and that we would sit as a passive observer to a very grim and dark story. Something that is definitely right in the middle of my tastes even if it did not sound like a true game. Read More...

Audica A new VR rhythm shooter, Audica, is announced that will mix in all of those elements to see if Audica will be the one rhythm game to rule them all Just when you think you have heard the last from Harmonix, they come back with another punch to us all as they are now bringing us a title called Audica. From the name of the game and the company alone, you should have already guessed it will be another Rhythm game in their library. You would be completely correct there. Read More...

Afterlife The first dev diary for Afterlife is here to show us how the team has started to bring this VR choose-your-own-adventure about the Afterlife to life Here we go with a new little twist on the VR and live-action as Afterlife is bringing both of those together to give us an interesting experience with a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure twist. That is at least as it basically sounds with a darker and grimmer style of story tacked on here. I mean, Signal Space Lab is taking us through an "intimate journey through tragedy, grief, and acceptance" in the experience here so… In any instance, we have a new behind the scenes look at how Afterlife is being put together to show that a great VR game can be done with live-action sequences and not all virtually generated stuff. Read More...

Arca’s Path We sit down and review Arca’s Path. An interesting VR version of Marble Madness, of sorts. Here is our review of Arca’s Path In the mix of all the high action and fast moving video games out there, it is time to take a break and slow things down with Arca’s Path. The latest VR title to hit our PSVR, HTC Vive, and Oculus Rift here from Dream Reality Interactive. It started out as one of the smaller titles I saw at video game conventions in the past and now it has grown into a full-fledged release. Mix that in with some of the more serene visuals, music, and mechanics, it looks like Arca’s Path could be the break some of us need out there. Read More...

Arca’s Path The latest developer diary for Arca’s Path takes us into the art style used for the game as well as how the music will affect Arca’s Path We have yet another developer diary here for Arca’s Path to take in and this time it is all about the art and music of the game. You may have already figured all of that out from the title above, but it is here for those who did not catch that just yet. It also gives us another look at just how Dream Reality Interactive has put together their style and choices for Arca’s Path to make it feel unique and stand apart from all of those other games out there. As if being on the Oculus, HTC Vive, and PS VR was not enough already, it goes that extra step further. Read More...

Arca’s Path The latest developer diary for Arca’s Path is here to dive into how we will control things in Arca’s Path and how it will be about our comfort When it comes to VR we all want to have a nice comfortable experience and it looks like that is something we can expect when it comes to Arca’s Path. That is at least one of the goals that Dream Reality Interactive is aiming for with the game in the way they are designing it. Comfort and control is the true goal. Read More...