‘Titanfall 2’ VR Mod Brings the Legendary Movement Shooter to VR—for Those Who Can Handle it

Get ready to experience one of gaming’s most legendary movement shooters in a whole new way – Respawn Entertainment’s Titanfall 2 has just been transformed into an immersive VR adventure thanks to the incredible work of mod maker CircuitLord. This talented creator has breathed life into the game, infusing its fast-paced combat and fluid movement […]

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‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ VR Hands-on: Hand-Tracked Combat That Actually Works

Get Ready to Wipe Out Angels with Hand-Tracking Combat in ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ VR VR fans, rejoice! We’ve just gotten our hands on an early build of Pixelity’s highly anticipated XR game, EVANGELION: Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS, and it’s a real showstopper. Based on the classic 90s anime Neon Genesis Evangelion, this immersive experience promises to

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My take on Meta VR Glasses

Meta VR Glasses Spark Debate Among VR Fans: A Closer Look at the Hype and Reality The Meta VR Glasses have been making waves in the VR community since their launch last week, with opinions sharply divided on whether they’re a game-changer or a disappointment. As someone who’s had hands-on experience with similar technology in

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Samsung FCC Approval Signals Gentle Monster & Warby Parker Smart Glasses Nearing Release

Samsung’s long-awaited smart glasses have just cleared the final hurdle in their journey to market, with FCC approval suggesting that their release is imminent. The tech giant has been collaborating with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster on these stylish wearables, which will be the first to run Google’s Android XR operating system. Details of the

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Ubisoft Montreal employees launch collective action to preserve hybrid work schedule

Ubisoft Montreal Employees Unite to Preserve Hybrid Work Schedule In a bold move, employees of Ubisoft Montreal have launched a collective action to preserve their hybrid work schedule, sending a clear message that they value flexibility and autonomy. The petition, which has already gathered over 300 signatures from colleagues within the company, is the first

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‘Walkabout Mini Golf’ Studio Announces Another Round of Layoffs Following DLC Price Hike

A Devastating Blow to the VR Industry: Mighty Coconut’s Latest Layoffs a Harbinger of Change In a gut-wrenching announcement, Mighty Coconut, the studio behind the hit VR game Walkabout Mini Golf, revealed that it will be laying off approximately 35% of its staff. This latest round of layoffs follows a previous downsizing in January, which

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Former Dying Light franchise lead joins Bloober Team horror imprint Broken Mirror Games

Tymon Smektala, a seasoned industry veteran with a 13-year tenure at Techland as the franchise director of the Dying Light series, has made a bold move by joining Polish studio Bloober Team as its executive director for horror imprint Broken Mirror Games. In this new role, Smektala will be responsible for shaping the creative direction

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Steam’s discounts and events tab will soon be fully algorithm-driven

Steam Revolutionizes Discounts and Events Tab with Algorithm-Driven Approach In a major shake-up, Steam has announced that its discounts and events tab will soon be fully driven by algorithms, marking a significant departure from the platform’s current manual calendar-based approach. The change is set to impact which games players see on the popular section of

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