[ad_1] VR survival shooter Into The Radius has sold 800k copies over the last five years. Confirmed in a soon-to-be published interview, CM Games CEO Vlad Rannik spoke to UploadVR during PG Connects London 2025 to discuss Into The Radius 2. Touching upon how the original game guided the studio’s approach to early access for […]
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[ad_1] The Kung-Fu-inspired VR fighting game Path of Fury: Episode I Tetsuo’s Tower is arriving to Quest in March. Inspired by arcade games such as Time Crisis, and 1980s martial arts movies like those of Wong Kar Wai’s works, challenges you to punch and swipe at enemy fighters while they climb a tall building filled
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[ad_1] Oakley Meta glasses are coming later this year, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports. Gurman has a fairly strong track record of reporting Meta’s moves in advance. The device, reportedly codenamed Supernova 2, would be the first expansion of Meta and EssilorLuxottica’s smart glasses product lineup, in addition to the existing Ray-Ban Meta glasses, which were
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[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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[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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[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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[ad_1] Welcome to our first XR News Round-Up for 2025, offering quick updates on recent news stories. We’re back once more with our weekend round-up after an extended break over the holidays. We went hands-on at CES with Sony’s XYN headset, Play For Dream, and Quest 3S was 2024’s top-selling console, as well as PowerWash
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[ad_1] No More Rainbows, a VR platformer where you can only move using your hands, is now available on PlayStation VR2. Initially launched in 2023 across Quest, Steam and later Pico, No More Rainbows sees you playing as ‘The Beast’ to restore your home across a single-player campaign. Following several post-launch content updates like a
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[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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[ad_1] Shuhei Yushida, a veteran of Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE), is “sorry for the mistake” he made about PS VR2. He described working on the first headset as his “most fun ever”. From just before the launch of the PlayStation in 1993, Yoshida led the program to license third parties for that console. He was
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