Song in the Smoke (Oculus Quest 2) Review
Song in the Smoke is available for Oculus Quest, but also for PSVR and PC platforms. This review is from the Quest 2 version. Song in the Smoke is a prehis... See More...
Mark Arnold
SoundArt VR (PC) Review
If there’s any genre of game that has saturated VR to the point of drowning, it’s the time rhythm game genre. It feels like many VR developers are trying to c... See More...
Concrete Genie (PlayStation 4) Review
Concrete Genie is a PS4 exclusive game from developer Pixelopus, and is as ambitious in it's style and aesthetic as it is audacious in it's storytelling. I... See More...
Five Nights at Freddy’s VR: Help Wanted (PSVR) Review
For those that don’t already know, Five Nights at Freddy’s is a horror puzzler anthology with a back catalog that has emerged on a number of platforms over th... See More...
Trover Saves the Universe (PSVR) Review
Trover Saves the Universe is an absurd action platformer developed by Squanch Studios, and brainchild of Ricky and Morty creator Justin Roiland. The premis... See More...
Jupiter and Mars (PSVR) Review
Ever wanted to know what the lovechild of “Ecco the Dolphin” and “Tron” might look like in the form of a VR game? If you did, firstly – you’re an unusual p... See More...
Everybody’s Golf (PSVR) Review
Japan Studio of Astrobot fame and Clap Hanz Games creators of Everybody’s Golf have joined forces to release a VR analog to the popular “Everybody’s Golf” ser... See More...
Immortal Legacy – Jade Cipher (PSVR) Review
Right off the bad it’s clear that Immortal Legacy is a serious entry into PSVR’s VR collection. It’s an action adventure shooter with nice graphics and fai... See More...
Falcon Age (PSVR) Review
You wake up in a prison cell, in some arid and orange-hued wasteland. A young falcon hatchling is perched on a nearby window ledge. Through the persuasive pro... See More...
The Wizards – Enhanced Edition (PSVR) Review
The Wizards OG Edition was released mid last year for Oculus Rift and Vive, but has spent some time in incubation, awaiting the promised eventual release on P... See More...
Déraciné (PlayStation 4 / PSVR) Review
Déraciné is a tricky one. In one hand it’s a very deliberately paced puzzle adventure oozing with ethereal atmosphere, but on the other hand it’s an insuffera... See More...
Astro Bot Rescue Mission (PlayStation 4 / PSVR) Review
It seems PSVR is really starting find its footing and releasing games with fantastic production value extended well beyond rote novelty, or single-serving “ex... See More...
Firewall – Zero Hour (PlayStation 4 / PSVR) Review
First person games offering full mobility tend to be an enormous challenge of dexterity in PSVR titles, at least while the technology is evolving and maturing... See More...
Wipeout Omega Collection (PlayStation 4) Review
I was never a particularly huge fan of the WipeOut series throughout it’s fairly long running history on the PlayStation consoles. Fun as the games were, they... See More...
Mark Arnold
Mark Arnold’s gaming adventures spans back to the 80’s, with Vic 20’s and Commodore 64’s an almost permanent fixture in the household. Since then, he has sauntered through the evolution of consoles, fascinated by the progression in gaming technology and narrative quality.