StageTime VR is a live event-focused virtual reality app from Virtuware Ltd. It was released today in the Meta Quest Store. StageTime is advertised as “the ultimate virtual venue” where users can enjoy karaoke, trivia and other live events with the platform’s growing community. I’ve been enjoying live performances and music venues in VR for […]
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Apple has canceled AR glasses that would have required a connection to a Mac (or originally, Apple had hoped, your iPhone), Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports. Gurman has a relatively strong track record of reliably reporting on Apple’s product plans years in advance, and successfully described most of Apple Vision Pro’s hardware and software before it
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Since May of last year, all new apps in the store must support Quest 1 as well. Even apps that existed prior to May last year can no longer support Quest 1 with new updates. Oculus Quest launched in May 2019, almost six years ago, with the two-year old Snapdragon 835 chipset from 2017. Meta
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Cave Crave promises a claustrophobic VR spelunking game with “no cheap horror tricks,” arriving this spring on Quest and PS VR2. Developed by 3R Games, who previously released Thief Simulator VR: Greenview Street, Cave Crave sees you exploring tight tunnels and caves as you try to find an escape. Here’s the announcement trailer. Here’s the
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VR can help raise awareness. It doesn’t matter if it is through films or games. Immersing yourself in these virtual worlds can have a lasting effect. With the of climate change threatening our oceans, seeing VR media address such topics is a welcome sight, though I never expected a VR-only sequel to 2020 flatscreen game
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The absurd puzzle game Hide the Corpse, which is based on physics and has a four-minute time limit to conceal a dead body before the police arrive to ruin everything, will be expanding from Quest to PlayStation VR2 as well as Steam. Real-time physics, along with increasingly ridiculous scenarios, make it difficult to drag, lift,
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The House of Da Vinci VR will bring the 16th century puzzle adventure to PlayStation VR2 “soon.” Following last month’s Quest and Steam launch, Blue Brain Games confirmed that The House of Da Vinci VR — an adaptation of the 2017 flatscreen game — is now heading for PlayStation VR2. You’ll be Leonardo da Vinci’s
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The Ray-Ban Meta sunglasses start at $300. Polarized versions are $330, and the transition lens model is $380. This means that 1 million units represent over $300 million of revenue. The revelation came from a Meta all-hands meeting on . For a comparison, Ray-Ban Stories sold less than 300,00 units in just 16 months. ,
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Farming Simulator will receive an official VR entry next month on Quest. Created by Giants Software, Farming Simulator VR is a brand-new farming experience instead of an adaptation of an existing entry. It involves replicas of machines made by official agricultural manufacturers that require maintenance in the workshop and various activities on the field. Here’s
The Quest Farming Simulator finds a new harvest next month. Read More »
Vendetta Forever now includes a SUPERHOT-inspired gameplay modifier. Released last October on Quest and PlayStation VR2, developer Meatspace Interactive and publisher nDreams confirmed a new Vendetta Forever update is now live on both platforms. Most notably, this introduces a ‘Hot Action’ modifier where time only moves when you do, taking clear inspiration from 2016 hit
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