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Maskmaker Review – Somebody Stop Me!
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Maskmaker Review – Somebody Stop Me!

Imagine if there was a game that let you experience the thrill of donning a magical mask similar to Stanley Ipkiss!  Well, thanks to French devs Innerspace VR you now can in Maskmaker.  Published by MWM Interactive this VR game really is something else! Maskmaker P.A.R.T Why? Cos I gotta! VR is forever becoming more groundbreaking.  Read on to see what I thought Maskmaker and make sure to send us your comments if you have had a chance to play it! Gameplay In a nutshell, Maskmaker is a VR puzzle adventure game.  The game is available on PSVR, Oculus, SteamVR, and Viveport.  I played via SteamVR using the virtual desktop to my Oculus Quest 2. Beginning as an apprentice in a small mask shop your quest starts here.  The movement controls are typical for a VR game and allow both tele...
Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife Review – Hide, Hide, Hide, Hide and Hide
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Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife Review – Hide, Hide, Hide, Hide and Hide

Sam, our Video Editor created this script for using as a written review. For his video review, scroll down to the bottom of the review. Are you a fan of horror? Think you've got nerves of steel and aren't bothered by things that go bump in the night? Then you're gonna love Wraith: The Oblivion - Afterlife! Developed and published by Fast Travel Games, Wraith: The Oblivion - Afterlife is a VR horror title set in the World of Darkness universe (the most popular name in this universe people might recognise would be Vampire: The Masquerade). You're objective? Solve the mystery of your own death, uncover the strange happenings at the Barclay Mansion and escape. That's right! You yourself are dead, a Wraith... and with your supernatural powers, must walk the halls, uncovering the truth and...
Traffic Jams Review – Green Means Go
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Traffic Jams Review – Green Means Go

Traffic Jams, developed by Little Chicken Game Company and published by Vertigo Games is a tongue in cheek look into the world of traffic management. Donning your VR headset of choice you will embark on a perilous journey that will see you directing traffic, swatting wasps, throwing frisbees as well as fish! Yes, your nerves will be tested, how long can you hold that angry driver at a standstill, how many balloons can you pop with a frisbee. This is a game like no other. No really, I don't recollect any game where you are in charge of traffic in this way. Available on Oculus Quest, Rift, and also playable through SteamVR, Traffic Jams is just fun. Read on to find out more. It's not quite like the M25's Traffic Jams Have you given Traffic Jams a go? What did you think, leave us a co...
Zombieland VR: Headshot Fever Review – Double Tap
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Zombieland VR: Headshot Fever Review – Double Tap

Zombieland VR: Headshot Fever comes from the award-winning XR Games that specialise in immersive VR and AR experiences. Zombieland VR is no different! The game was released on the 25th March. We were lucky enough to get our hands on a copy for the Oculus Quest 2. So come and join us through our head blasting review. I think you will enjoy this one. Rule #1 - Zombieland VR: Headshot Fever Is Awesome Do you have a top time on a particular run and want to share it? Feel free to comment down below. Gameplay Full disclosure right away. I am a massive fan of the Zombieland franchise, and I am a massive fan of Zombieland VR: Headshot Fever. This game has everything from nostalgia to exciting action. Essentially what you get with Zombieland VR: Headshot Fever is a zombie shooting, headsh...