PlayStation VR Reviews
Tethered Review – PlayStation VR
Virtual Reality is allowing developers to try and take current game genres and make them more interesting in this new dimension. Indie developer Secret Sorcery has taken it upon themselves to try and ...
Robinson: The Journey Review – PlayStation VR
One of the first games that I saw in development for PlayStation VR that caught my interest was Robinson: The Journey by the folks over at Crytek. Crytek is best known for their work on the Crysis fra...
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes Review – PlayStation VR
Virtual Reality allows developers to come up with new ideas for games that might not be fun playing on a 2D screen but could be fun playing in VR. Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes is an example of tha...
SportsBar VR Review – PlayStation VR
PlayStation VR brings a whole new dimension to playing games by immersing you in all of these different worlds. However one of the more exciting things is when you can play these VR games together wit...
Loading Human Chapter 1 Review – PlayStation VR
Virtual Reality opens up all kinds of new ways that developers can design their games and try new things. Because of this there are no rule-books out there however for developers to refer to in order ...
Job Simulator Review – PlayStation VR
Leading up to the release of PlayStation VR one of the games that had my attention the most was Job Simulator. I had seen this game which had already been released on other VR devices and the uniquene...
Ace Banana Review – PlayStation VR
Grab your bow, lock down your banana hoard and get ready to fend off an army of monkeys as Oasis Games has unleashed Ace Banana on PlayStation VR. One of their two games out currently on PlayStation V...
Pixel Gear Review – PlayStation VR
The thing I’m liking the most about the PlayStation VR right now is the wide variety of games that the headset has launched with. Oasis Games is one such developer who is supporting PSVR early o...
Thumper Review – PlayStation 4/PlayStation VR
PlayStation VR is here and with it comes a pretty robust lineup of launch titles. You got racing games, shooters, puzzle games and “rhythm violence” games. Yes that last one refers to the ...