Most VR games try to mimic reality-Newton’s Playground grabs physics by the throat and shakes it until strange things fall out. (Last week, I built a tower that hovered for …
That metallic rattle when you shake the can-it’s the first detail that grabs you. The satisfying heft in your palm. Watching virtual paint drip down brick in real time, each …
Imagine this: You’re sinking into a velvet seat on a 1920s train, brass fittings gleaming, hidden compartments whispering secrets. A poison gas canister hisses open-green tendrils curl toward the ceiling. …
Picture this: you’re gripping a Meta Quest controller, but it feels like a real razor-balanced, weighted, alive in your hands. ‘Shave & Stuff’ doesn’t just drop you into a game; …
Remember lining up plastic soldiers on the floor, imagining epic clashes? Plastic Battlegrounds on Meta Quest transforms that static play into a living, breathing warzone. This isn’t just another VR …
Your living room vanishes. Sweat drips into your eyes as you duck a virtual uppercut-your heart hammers like a drum solo. This isn’t just gaming; it’s a full-body rebellion against …
That village ambush in Resident Evil 4-remember the chaos? Shaky hands, scarce bullets. Now, VR amplifies it. You feel the shotgun’s weight as a Ganado charges; an axe whizzes past, …
Remember that addictive finger flick? Angry Birds VR turns it into something primal. You’re not swiping glass-you’re gripping a real slingshot. Feeling the elastic tension strain in your palms. Hearing …
Remember being seven years old and just wanting to smash things to see what happened? Frenzy VR taps into that raw, beautiful impulse-but now in stunning virtual reality. Meta’s Horizon …
Forget everything you know about VR horror. The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapter 2 isn’t just a sequel-it’s a gut punch. Meta’s hardware might be evolving (hello, Neural …