Get ready to swing into action! Tennis League VR is coming to Pico devices on Nov 12, with a free edition and SteamVR release on the way. Don’t miss it!
Ready for some VR chaos? *Robocracy*, a new co-op sci-fi shooter, is coming soon to SteamVR, Oculus, and Pico. Team up, strategize, and blast through waves of rogue robots in this fast-paced, immersive adventure.
Get ready to blast bugs in full VR! *Starship Troopers: Continuum* lands on Meta Quest and PSVR2 in October 202
Get ready, puzzle fans! *The House of Da Vinci* is jumping into VR, letting you solve intricate challenges in Da Vinci’s world with hands
SQUARE ENIX is bringing the tactical RPG hit, *TRIANGLE STRATEGY*, to Meta Quest in October 2024! Dive into the political intrigue and strategic depth of this fan-favorite game, now in full VR immersion. Make every decision count as you step onto the battlefield!
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine VR – Defenders of Avarax is here! Step into the boots of an Ultramarine and defend a crumbling city from alien hordes in this intense, free-roam VR experience. Team up with seven others at Zero Latency VR venues for the ultimate battle in the grimdark future.
Modern day VR started back in 2013 with the Oculus Dev Kit 1 (Oculus DK1), which was then updated and re-released in 2014 to backers as the DK2. In 2014 the retail Oculus was released and the Vive and the “Windows Mixed Reality” headsets soon followed. Originally, headsets were plagued by slow refresh screens or a myriad of issues that caused motion sickness in games and skeptical developers who didn’t want to develop for a platform that required $399 or more for a user to play, plus have a beefy PC gaming rig on top of that. So where are we in 2020? Well, in sort of an interesting and weird spot. VR is more alive than ever before, with VR experiences in real life being the “new arcades” and consumer VR headsets reaching mass adoption, but it’s not exactly a success down the line. Consumer VR Headsets (Oculus &…
No Man’s Sky Beyond is out now, allowing Virtual Reality players to fully enjoy the game. With that in mind, the VR community is now working hard to catch up with the rest of the No Man’s Sky crowd. Luckily, there are a lot of nifty ways you can quickly build your proverbial empire if you are new to the game. Check out the tips below for a quick breakdown of how you can quickly make money in No Man’s Sky VR. Trade Chlorine One of the most profitable substances in No Man’s Sky is chlorine. If you want to become a wealthy benefactor of the galaxy, then you are going to need to learn how to obtain it and sell it. When it comes to farming chlorine, the name of the game is to always keep an eye out for organic rocks, submerged relics and floating crystals. Organic rocks…
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