About: Peter Graham

Previously editor of XR news site VRFocus and founder and editor of Web3 publication GMW3, Peter has worked in the tech and video game industry for over 10 years. His expertise covers a critical understanding and reporting of the XR industry, video games reviews and commentary.

Posts by Peter Graham:

Among Us 3D Definitive Edition Arrives in March

Posted on: 12 Mar 2026

Innersloth’s hugely popular party game Among Us arrived in VR in 2022. This was thanks to a collaboration with Schell Games and Robot Teddy. Now, Schell Games (I Expect You To Die) has announced it’ll be ending its involvement. On the plus side, an Among Us 3D Definitive Edition is set to arrive in a […]

The Boys: Trigger Warning Turns up the Heat With a March Launch

Posted on: 11 Mar 2026

It came as quite a surprise in 2025 when ARVORE, the team behind the Pixel Ripped series, announced The Boys: Trigger Warning. Becoming one of XRSource’s most anticipated games of 2026, The Boys: Trigger Warning is now set to launch later this month for Meta Quest and PSVR 2.

Brain Candy Review – Tripping the Light Fantastic

Posted on: 10 Mar 2026

Meditation apps have existed since the early days of the Meta Quest. Some have focused on tranquil, realistic surroundings, and others have tried a more ancient approach using techniques like Tai Chi. Then there are those like Tripp who seek to use mesmerising visuals and audio cues to relax or energise your brain. Brain Candy […]

Maid of Sker Launch Confirmed for Meta Quest & PSVR 2 Next Week

Posted on: 08 Mar 2026

XRSource has been excitedly following Wales Interactive’s Maid of Sker VR since its announcement last October. If you’ve been reading our coverage, you’ll know that’s been tough. Mostly because the studio has been radio silent since then. However, that changed this past week with the team confirming the Maid of Sker launch date for Quest, […]

Vortex 9 Review – Colourful FPS for VR Newbies

Posted on: 06 Mar 2026

Considering how the Meta Quest is a mobile device – it does run on a version of Android after all – it’s surprising how few mobile games have been ported to the headset. Lots of flat-screen console and PC titles have, but not mobile. Vortex 9, a multiplayer shooter, is one of the few to […]

There’s No Time to Waste as The Evidence Cleaner This Spring

Posted on: 04 Mar 2026

Scroll through streaming platforms like Netflix, and you’ll see true crime recommendations galore. Viewers are fascinated by these horrors, the grizzlier the better it seems, detailing motives, crime scenes and more. But what you see is the aftermath. What would happen if you were there, actually hired to clean and ensure no incriminating details were […]

All the New VR Games Launching in March 2026

Posted on: 03 Mar 2026

As 2026 begins to heat up, it’s exciting to see the first selection of Spring games arrive. March has always been the month when the first major influx of new titles begins, as January and February tend to be a little quieter. And that trend seems to continue as we examine all the new VR […]

Zombie Army VR’s Co-op is Dead

Posted on: 03 Mar 2026

In the summer of 2025, zombie fans were treated to a double bill of undead horror. Rebellion released Zombie Army VR, while Saber Interactive launched World War Z VR. Both immersive editions of flatscreen titles had one crucial difference: Zombie Army VR had co-op multiplayer. Unfortunately, Rebellion has now confirmed the co-op functionality is to […]

Evangelion: Cross Reflections Reveals Hand Tracking

Posted on: 02 Mar 2026

Last week, as part of the Neon Genesis Evangelion 30th anniversary celebrations, Pixelity Inc. held a special showcase for its upcoming VR game. While guests were treated to an early taster of Evangelion: Cross Reflections, we learnt more about the game, including that it’ll support hand tracking.

Wreckin’ Raccoon Review – Silly Slapstick Chaos

Posted on: 27 Feb 2026

British VR developer nDreams is mainly known for serious, AAA-style games. Titles like the recently released Reach, Synapse, Fracked and Phantom: Covert Ops. However, the studio has taken a more light-hearted approach on the odd occasion with games like Fruit Ninja. Wreckin’ Raccoon is definitely in the latter camp, with 131XR finding a silly yet […]

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