Soundart joins Audioshield and the revered Beat Saber as another music-based VR game-come-dance-fitness title.

The VR equivalent of the Guitar Hero/Rock Band craze of a decade ago, the VR hitting-things-to-music genre shows no signs of abating. And it’s understandable. Continue reading Soundart PC VR review →

Grip: Combat Racing is a fast-paced racing game with meaty vehicles racing on gravity-defying circuits. The game is like a heavy-metal Mario Kart with power-ups that include guns, rockets, shields and boosts. The developers have just released the Vomit Racing upgrade that allows the game to be played in VR. Continue reading Grip: Combat Racing Vomit Racing PC review →

Soundself promises a psychedelic trace-like experience without ingesting LSD or psilocybin.

Ever since my first dabble with virtual reality, I’ve wondered about its effect on the human brain. These strange realities that we can now experience, as if they are real, conflict with what we know and understand. Is VR capable of reprogramming our minds? Continue reading Soundself A Technoldelic PC VR review →

We return, once more, to Midgar, with the Final Fantasy VII Remake. Continue reading Final Fantasy VII Remake PS4 review →

The Isle of Man TT is arguably the world’s most dangerous motorsport event. It’s a 37.5-mile race along public roads around a picturesque island sitting in the Irish Sea. But don’t let the serene countryside backdrop fool you. Since the event’s inception in 1907, the race has claimed nearly 260 competitor’s lives, even more if you include bystanders. Continue reading Isle of Man TT: Ride on the Edge 2 Xbox One review →