Virtual reality combat just got a terrifying upgrade. Skydance’s Behemoth doesn’t just put you in an arena-it drops you at the feet of living mountains that want you dead. This isn’t some …
Forget button mashing. VEX MAGE demands something far more primal-your actual hands shaping magic in thin air. This isn’t just another VR fantasy game; it’s a test of physical artistry …
Your breath crystallizes the moment it leaves your lips. The Meta Quest headset seals you into a world where mercury plunges to -40°C-cold enough to flash-freeze exposed skin in under …
That beat-up cardboard box in your closet? The one with crumpled character sheets and dice that always rolled ones during boss fights? Demeo yanks that nostalgia into virtual reality-no dusty …
The Metro universe claws its way out of your screen and into your nervous system. Metro Awakening drags Dmitry Glukhovsky’s post-apocalyptic masterpiece into virtual reality-this is no lazy port. It’s …
Imagine this: you’re at a crowded Tokyo izakaya, ordering yakitori in Japanese. The waiter smiles-you nailed the accent. (Your palms actually sweat.) This isn’t some sci-fi fantasy. Mondly VR on …
That sleek headset gathering dust? It’s operating at half-throttle. (Mine was too-until I loaded four apps that transformed it from occasional toy to daily essential.) Meta’s out-of-box experience is like …
Your apartment’s 400 square feet. A real piano? Impossible. But slip on a Meta Quest headset-suddenly your Ikea desk becomes a concert grand. Your empty hands play Debussy. (Mine did …
That first jab slices through the air-knuckles snapping past virtual targets with a sharp crack that echoes in your ears. (Last Tuesday, my heart rate monitor screamed at 162 bpm …
Real drum kits are loud. (My downstairs neighbor still gives me that look from that Tuesday night practice session.) They’re expensive-$2,000 for a decent setup isn’t unusual. And they devour …