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FlatOut VR wants to take the best things from each main entry

[ad_1] This week, at UploadVR spoke with Flat2VR Studios Chief Operating Officer and Co-Founder, Eric Masher to learn more about the as well as PG Connects London 2025. We asked Eric Masher, Flat2VR Studios’ Chief Operating Officer & Co-Founder about the team’s upcoming VR games. The upcoming projects features a destructible environment and vehicular battles.

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The VR exercise Fitness Fables brings fantasy-themed VR to Quest next week

[ad_1] Fitness Fables is a new fantasy-fitness VR game heading to Quest next week. Developed by Immersion Games (Divine Duel), Fitness Fables describes itself as merging interactive storytelling with exercise. Featuring more than 25 exercises included across 80 levels, you’ll venture through the realms of Alterterra as you encounter boss battles, take part in strategic

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The Human Within Story is a watershed moment in how to not tell a branching story

[ad_1] We love to be in control of the story. It’s difficult to pinpoint what exactly makes branching stories so exciting, but there’s definitely something inherently thrilling about them. It’s strange to be happy about this, but it is the best way to understand how and why these games work. Yes, it’s weird to be

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Assetto Corsa EVO’s Early Access is rocky with ‘Unplayable PC VR support’

[ad_1] After yesterday’s launch of ‘s Early Access which included optional PC VR Support, there were reports about VR performance problems. Many players are experiencing poor performance in even with various settings tweaked. EVO currently sits at a “mixed” score on Steam with over 3,500 user reviews.Assetto Corsa EVOhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZpAVyWViIcsocial media“7600X + 7900 XT getting 50

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Lovesick, a VR adventure inspired by the 90s will debut on Quest in March.

[ad_1] Rose City Games has announced its grungy VR Puzzle game Lovesick, which will be launched on Quest in March. Set in 1999, the places you in Sam’s shoes, a burned-out bassist who is trapped in an alternative reality following an event known as ‘The Feedback.’ This occurs during practice. You must investigate the Y2K

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