How We Soar PSVR Review – Flying Like an Eagle Gets Kinda Boring
How We Soar is a flying game for PSVR that strikes similarities to Ubisoft’s Eagle Flight but it doesn’t quite fly as high.
Sidd Masand
He loves all things related to rhythm gaming and is still rocking out to Guitar Hero and Rock Band everyday.
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Zen Pinball FX2 VR Review – One of the Better PSVR Games You’ll Play
Already a success on the Oculus Rift, Pinball FX2 VR comes to the PSVR and we cannot think of a better way to experience pinball in virtual reality.
Weeping Doll PSVR Review – Not-So-Scary VR Game Severely Undercooked
Weeping Doll is a dark psychological mystery where dolls come alive. This game had plenty of potential but in the end remains a forgettable VR experience.
Eagle Flight PSVR Review – The Enjoyment Kept on Slipping, Slipping, Slipping
We ‘fly like an eagle’ in Ubisoft’s Eagle Flight. While it was showing plenty of promise before launch, the end result is a less than satisfying VR game.
Pixel Gear Review – Bland & Repetitive PSVR Game
Pixel Gear is a new shooter for PSVR that doesn’t do much to impress. Repetition and easy gameplay plague this new title from Geronimo Interactive.
Rez Infinite PSVR Review – Reinvigoration of a Cult Classic
Rez Infinite VR reignites the cult classic from 2001 into one of PlayStation VR’s first must have titles. It pulls you in like not many game can.
Harmonix Music VR Review – More Missed Potential the Transcendental
Harmonix Music VR presents itself as a new way to experience your music and while that’s true to some extent it also gets really boring, really quickly.
Thumper VR Review – Rhythm Hell and it Feels so Good
Thumper VR is a unique rhythm-action game that’s part of the launch lineup for PlayStation VR. Fast-paced and visually stunning, it’s another must play.
Ace Banana PSVR Review – Easy & Accessibly Perfect For The Fam Jam
Mischievous monkeys are on the loose and have an eye on our innocent bananas. We jump into Ace Banana for the PSVR game and walk away satisfied.
Rock Band Rivals Review – Enjoyable Game, Too Bad Nobody Cares
Rock Band 4 was a massive disappointment. Can Harmonix get it right this time with Rock Band Rivals? Click on through to find out.
