[ad_1] VR rhythm games have the potential to be soothing and meditative when done correctly, and that’s exactly what Rhythmscapes seeks to achieve. Describing itself as a blend between rhythm gaming and meditation, this is a game deliberately minimalist in execution that aims to bring a calming edge to the typically-score heavy and competitive category. […]
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[ad_1] Airspace Defender, a mixed reality game inspired by Missile Command, launches today in early access on Quest. Developed by Not Suspicious, Airspace Defender seeks to deliver a modern twist on Atari’s classic arcade game using the MR capabilities of Quest. You’re given the task of managing your city’s defences, and protecting its citizens against
Airspace Defender is now available in Quest Early Access. Read More »
[ad_1] Here’s what we recommend. Here’s what we’d recommend. Between new horror titles, horror-adjacent action titles and seasonal-themed updates for something a bit lighter, many VR games can be found celebrating Halloween. We’ve seen a number of VR games that will cover all your needs in 2024. While some Halloween events are repeats from previous
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[ad_1] Zander dejah described one of his Star Wars VR games as a “high fidelity walking simulator”. And so, as he started working on prototypes, he aimed for something completely different. He calls it “LO-KILL-MOTION”. Vendetta Forever made a splash when the demo appeared in August. This frenetic shooter, developed by Dejah’s Meatspace Interactive allows
Vendetta Forever’s Minimalist VR design is a great way to get straight into the action. Read More »
[ad_1] It’s that time again, our weekly VR roundup. This week we feature the most important XR stories as well as a couple of ones we missed. This week, the biggest hardware news is the which later became the . In the interim, we’ve assessed its Quest 3S launch. Motorola Phones will top-selling gaming device
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[ad_1] This is what Gracia delivers, in an early form. Gaussian Splatting is a new rendering technique that renders 3D volume by combining overlapping 3D . This makes Gracia possible. The company claims their specific Gaussian splatting rendering implementation is faster than “any other technology on the market”, which is how its stills can run
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[ad_1] Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth shared images from a recent visit to the company’s research labs. In one of the six images that were shared to Instagram and Threads, Bosworth is seen holding a tethered headset that appears to have canted lenses and a wide curved body extending beyond the strap arms horizontally, suggesting a
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[ad_1] Read our full review. Our full review is below. The story of the game may be technically driven, but it lacks in character development and plot. The game is a story-driven title, but the narrative offers little in terms of character development or plot. After stumbling across an ancient citadel it becomes apparent that
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[ad_1] DIG VR has been delayed until November to avoid the massive launch of Batman: Arkham Shadow coming up. Originally set to launch on October 24, two days after the Caped Crusader’s arrival on Meta Quest 3 and 3S headsets, both Just Add Water and Wired Productions, as developer and publisher respectively, have decided to
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[ad_1] Max Mustard has sold more copies in two weeks on PlayStation VR2 than it did on Quest. Following its recent launch on PlayStation VR2 two weeks ago, developer Toast Interactive offered some insights on its success with VR platformer Max Mustard. The studio called the PlayStation player support “overwhelming”, in a Reddit post. It
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