Doom 3: VR Edition Review - A Classic Revived

Through a combination of parents who didn’t understand game ratings, and my own ingenuity, Doom has been a part of my life since I was a young lad slaying demons in DOOM II on my Apple Macintosh computer before going to bed and having horrific nightmares. Seriously, those games scared me as a kid.

Spuds Unearthed Review (VR) - A Few Ingredients Short of a Loaded Baked Potato

Taking a risk in the game industry is a bold move, but it can pay off in huge ways. When I saw Spuds Unearthed for the first time, I could see the potential for a really unique experience. I don’t know where the idea came from to make potatoes and their zombified counterparts the main characters, but it works!

Good Goliath Review - Throwing Down The Gauntlet

One thing I’ve seen a lot of on PSVR are wave-based games. Most of them are shooters, but the concept remains the same across them: survive through waves of enemies and fight a boss every few levels or so. It’s a good fit for VR because you’re often in one place and constantly engaging with everything coming at you.

A-Tech Cybernetic Review (VR) - Frankenstein’s VR Monster

I look back fondly on the days of the arcade. There was a place near to me (the name escapes me), that was filled with pinball machines, classic arcade cabinets, and of course, light gun shooters like Time Crisis and House of The Dead. It also doubled as a bar, so you always left smelling like cigarette smoke and booze, but it was worth it.

The Room VR: A Dark Matter Review - Through The Looking Glass

The Room (not the Tommy Wiseau movie) is a series of escape the room puzzle games that has usually been on either PC or mobile devices. I myself have the first three entries on my Android. A combination of mysterious environments, clever puzzles, and moody atmosphere has given the series a high pedigree among gamers (myself included).

Covert Review (VR) - A Team Effort

One of the things I’ve always valued in gaming is local co-op. As someone who plays with their significant other (known as my Player 2 in our house), any opportunity we have to enjoy a game together, we usually pick it up.

FREEDIVER: Triton Down Review (VR) - Take The Plunge

One thing I love about PSVR is how it’s pushing developers to try new experiences that are only possible with the Move controllers and a VR headset to truly immerse you in the moment. It’s for this reason that FREEDIVER: Triton Down immediately caught my eye. Diving in VR? Absolutely, that sounds awesome!

Throw Anything Review - All Turned Around

PlayStation VR has made huge strides since launch, with countless amazing experiences to choose from and fully realized titles across the catalog. With so much to choose from, having a unique angle is the best way to catch a seasoned PSVR gamer’s eye.

Shadow Legend VR Review - The Devil’s in The Details

The expectations for PSVR games have changed dramatically since launch. Back then, a short, relatively complete experience, was great. As time went on, more complete titles with longer runtimes and better immersion proved that you could do a lot more in VR that anyone realized in the beginning.

Eclipse: Edge of Light Review - The Path Less Traveled

When it comes to virtual reality, I am of the mind that these types of games should be weighted differently than their 2D counterparts. For example, an hour in VR feels like more time to me than an hour playing a standard game. The experience is richer, more immersive, and relatively speaking, feels more substantial in the same amount of time.

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