Some times ago I’ve been able to try “KFC The Hard Way”, an experience by KFC that you can find on the Oculus Store. This application was anticipated by all the major magazines for a long time, so I was really interested in trying it, but I have to admit that after having played with […]
If you bought a Rift the first moments it came out as me (and so you paid it a lot of money as I did), surely you’ve tried a short animation movie called “Invasion!” where a white smart rabbit was able to push back some stupid aliens that wanted to invade the Earth. That cartoon […]
I’ve been able to test the 3dRudder device, a gaming controller that you can use inside virtual reality games and that should allow you to move inside a virtual environment in a natural way using only your feet so that you are hands are free to do whatever you want. It seems a very interesting […]
On December, 6th Oculus has released in beta its Oculus Core 2.0 update, that makes a complete revolution of all Oculus interface for desktop users, changing Oculus App, Oculus Home and the Oculus Menu, that has been renamed in Oculus Dash. I’ve been able to try the beta and I can tell you that it […]
Today I’ve had the pleasure of trying First Class VR, an edutainment experience on Steam developed by the Chinese studio Light And Digital Technology that is aimed at teaching you all the history of flying, from the first experiments to our most modern shuttles and rockets. The experience is interesting, but also pretty confusing. Let […]
Today I’ve tried Apocalypse Rider, a game for Gear VR by the Brazilian Studio VR Monkey. It’s a very simple game, but I found it intriguing anyway. The gameplay is very straightforward: at every game level, you’re on a motorbike on a long straight road and you have to go from the starting point to […]
Today I’ve tried BBC Home, an experience on the Oculus Store that makes you feel like you were an astronaut having a spacewalk! Super-cool, isn’t it? In fact, it is, but the experience has also some issues… follow me and I’ll tell you!
Some days ago, a news has become pretty popular in the VR ecosystem: some guys (actually a guy and a girl, to be fair towards women in VR) have created a program called Xkcd VR, to be able to create XKCD-like comics in virtual reality! I had absolutely to try it… and I actually did […]
Last week I’ve given you a detailed review of Aryzon, the cheap augmented reality viewer made by some Dutch guys. I really love this project, since it allows everyone to get started with AR by investing only $30. A lot of people that can’t afford to buy a HoloLens, Meta 2 or Magic Leap (if […]
Today I want to write an article about VeeR, a platform dedicated to 360 photos and videos made by a Chinese company. They’re doing a quite big marketing push: at least 3 people from the company have contacted me in a week, asking me to write a review about it: in the end I surrendered […]
Some months ago I’ve talked you about a very interesting project in the AR world: Aryzon, the cardboard of augmented reality. It is an augmented reality viewer that tries to emulate what Cardboard has been for virtual reality: a cheap entry point for the technology. So, while Hololens costs $3000 to provide you a premium […]
