Spark of Light review: a nice light puzzle for Gear VR
Today I’ve tried Spark of Light by Pillow’s Willow, a nice puzzle game for Gear VR and Daydream (Daydream support is coming soon).
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Archangel VR review: enter a mech in VR!
Today I’ve tried Archangel VR, one popular VR game by Skydance Interactive. I absolutely wanted to try it because my friend Max loves mech and this game is all about mechs! The plot of the game is very simple: You are the tip of the spear in the United States Free Forces’ war against the […]
“Dracula: Vampires vs Zombies” review: kill monsters as a B-movie hero!
Some time ago I’ve been contacted by developers of Avatarico that wanted me to review their game “Dracula: Vampires vs. Zombies”. I’ve been intrigued by the description that their creative director gave me of the game: ‘Dracula’ is a parody game. It brings together such cliches as zombies, vampires, 80s, wave shooters and grinds it […]
Face Your Fears review: get scared in VR
This period I’m gonna write a lot of reviews. Today I want to tell you my experience with Face Your Fears, an experience by Turtle Rock Studios. As the name suggests, Face your Fears has the objective of making you try different situations that may scare you or create high discomfort in you, like very […]
Sneaky Bears VR preview review: shoot teddy bears in VR!
Today I’ve been able to play in preview the Oculus Rift version of Sneaky Bears VR, a wave shooter game in first person where you have to kill nasty teddy bears! The game is developed by indie game studio WarDucks, that is very ambitious on virtual reality. They released the Gear VR version of the […]
Miyubi review: a long VR movie with nice gaming features
Some times ago I read on Road To VR the review of a VR movie called Miyubi: the opinion of the journalist was that the movie was nice, but not worth the time spent seeing it. Since I love listening to other people’s advice, I watched it 😀 Honestly, I think that he was right, […]
The Wizards review: an entertaining VR spellcaster game in Early Access
I’ve had the pleasure to review the early access version of The Wizards, an adventure spellcaster game by Carbon Studio. Developed with Unreal Engine, the game has a cool ambition: make us become wizards and kill monsters using magic. As Pawel Gajda from Carbon Studio says The Wizards is a VR spellcaster that fulfills players’ […]
SteamVR Home review: a step towards the metaverse
Today I’ve tried the new update of SteamVR that has been announced by Valve a dozen days ago and that has been praised by a lot of virtual reality websites. In this article I’ll show you how to try it by yourself and my impressions after having tried it. SteamVR introduces SteamVR Home, which is […]
BlazeRush review: micro-races in VR are funny!
Today I’ve decided to exploit the BlazeRush free weekend to give a try to BlazeRush, a racing game by russian studio Targem Games and I had some fun with it. Blaze Rush is a game that is available both for VR and for standard flat screen (e.g. it is a PS3 compatible game); the game […]
Why I think that Robo Recall is an awesome VR game
I arrived late at the party, but in the end I managed to play a bit with Robo Recall, the game everyone was talking about! Robo Recall has been developed by Epic Studios, using Oculus money. Oculus has completely funded the project and as Road To VR has estimated, it has spent something like 4 […]
Walkin VR makes disabled people use room scale and even more…
VR is at the moment not that disabled-friendly: it is all focused on room scaling, locomotion methods and natural interactions with hands. For most of us this is great, since it enables us to do in VR what we can do in real life. But what about people that can’t do these things in real […]
