VR

Preview: Spectro

by Maurice Pogue on November 13, 2019

Ever want to try your hand at real-life ghostbusting? Spectro is as close as it gets!

8.0

Review: The Wizards—Enhanced Edition (VR)

by Maurice Pogue on August 23, 2019

Want to be a real-life Dr. Strange, teleporting around, leaving a host of spells in your wake? The Wizards—Enhanced Edition may be for you!

9.5

9.9

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Review: Sairento VR

by Maurice Pogue on August 19, 2019

Sairento is not only a definitive ninja game, it is also a definitive VR experience.

9.0

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Review: Blasters of the Universe

by Maurice Pogue on May 8, 2019

Secret Location has been busy with several VR releases. Here, we take a look at Blasters of the Universe, a VR bullet hell shooter.

8.0

Developer: Monochrome Paris Publisher: Monochrome Paris Genre: Shooter, Light Gun Shooter, VR Platforms: PC, PC VR Rating: n/a Price: $9.99 Recently rummaging through my basement, I stumbled upon my collection of light gun games, including Time Crisis [...]

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Game of the Year Awards 2018

by John Campbell on December 28, 2018

Written in collaboration by John Campbell and Michael Mendis It’s that time of the year again when we gamers here at Geeks Under Grace share our own Game of the Year Awards! Another year has come and gone and it felt like such a blur! So many good [...]

9.0

Review: ASTRO BOT—Rescue Mission (PS VR)

by Lucas Miller on November 21, 2018

Developer: Japan Studio (Asobi! Team) Publisher: SIE Genre: Action, Platform Platforms: PS VR Rating: E for Everyone 10+ Price: $39.99 The Astro Bots have been around since 2013, making their first appearance when The Playroom, a collection of mini-games, [...]

9.0

Review: Transpose (PC VR)

by John Campbell on November 13, 2018

Developer: Secret Location Inc Publisher: Secret Location Inc Genre: Puzzle Platforms: PC VR,PS VR Rating:E for Everyone Price: $19.99 From the makers of The Great C comes an interactive VR puzzle-solving game that challenges both your brain and your [...]

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Preview: Karnage Chronicles (PC VR)

by Maurice Pogue on October 16, 2018

I want to straight up say that Karnage Chronicles is the best VR game that I have played on Oculus Rift thus far. Of course, I have not owned one for but a few months, yet this game demonstrates precisely what my expectations were when I first put on a [...]

8.0

Review: Operation Warcade (PS VR)

by Lucas Miller on September 19, 2018

Developer: Ivanovich Games Publisher: Perp Games Genre: Action, Adventure, Arcade Shooter Platforms: PS4, PS VR, PC Rating: T for Teen Price: $19.99 Ivanovich Games is a Barcelona-based studio which has a passion for mobile and VR games. VR [...]

8.0

Review: Blind (PC VR)

by Maurice Pogue on September 18, 2018

Developer: Tiny Bull Studios Publisher: Fellow Traveler Genre: Adventure, Puzzle, Horror Platforms: PC4, PC VR, PS VR Rating: T for Teen Price: $24.99 It would be natural for fans of 2017’s sleeper hit indie game Perception to be naturally attracted [...]

8.0

Review: The Inpatient (PS VR)

by Andrew Feistner on August 31, 2018

Set in the Until Dawn universe, The Inpatient is a horror game with psychological elements that takes you back to the Blackwood Sanatorium in the 1950s.

7.0

Review: Naked Sun (PC VR)

by Maurice Pogue on July 20, 2018

Developer: Door Z Studio Publisher: Door Z Studio Genre: Shooter, VR, Light Gun Shooter Platforms: PC, PC VR ESRB: n/a Price: $15.99 Through the vocational extracurricular activities of my wife, the good Lord saw fit to bless her (me) with a [...]

8.0

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Review: Rick and Morty—Virtual Rick-ality (PS VR)

by Andrew Feistner on May 11, 2018

Developer: Owlchemy Labs Publisher: Adult Swim Games Genre: Simulation Platforms: Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, PlayStation VR Rating: M for Mature Price: $29.99 Ever since Rick and Morty first aired on Adult Swim in December of 2013, it has received praise for [...]

5.0

Review: ARK Park (PS VR)

by Andrew Feistner on April 10, 2018

Can't get enough of ARK: Survival Evolved? ARK Park tones down the survival elements, providing visual eye-candy for those who prefer to be less active.