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There was a lot of buildup to the launch of Of Lies and Rain, Castello Inc.’s latest VR game and its grandest to date. However, good marketing is one thing, but a flawless launch is another. And as 131XR finds in its review, Of Lies and Rain looks better than it performs.
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There are numerous VR games available, some more specialist than others. Curious Games’ Slap Fighter certainly falls into the specialist category, taking the rising sport and giving it some gaming flavour. And it looks the business, but as the experts at 131XR find in their review, Slap Fighter isn’t quite as in-depth as you’d hope.
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We love a good puzzle game here at XRSource, and Meta Quest has an abundance to choose from. The latest to join this scene is CM Games’ UnLoop, a time-altering, avatar-copying puzzler where the only way to succeed is to help yourself. Once again, our review partner at 131XR has taken its time to review UnLoop, finding a game that’s well worth your time.
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Ten years ago, when VR was reemerging as a gaming platform, one genre that became quite ubiquitous was wave-based arena shooters. Titles like Space Pirate Trainer and Blasters of the Universe offered exciting arcade action without having to worry about locomotion; just point a gun and shoot. This genre has waned in recent years as gamers want to be more involved, but it’s not entirely died out. Psychic Shooter is the latest to arrive, with 131XR’s latest review finding a cheap, no frills experience.
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Head to the Horizon Store for Meta Quest on any given day, and you’ll see an abundance of Gorilla Tag clones. It can be tiresome wading through, but every so often, so get one worth a moment of your time. And that’s what our buddies over at 131XR found when they encountered Animal Volleyball for their latest review.
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A surprise announcement earlier this summer saw another big name IP heading into VR for the first time. While World War Z as a franchise remains popular – with a second film now in sights – the video game iterations are a different beast. Standing on their own as less story driven an more action-orientated, World War Z on PC and consoles is undoubtedly well loved by many. Can Saber Interactive maintain that reputation in VR? Find out in 131XR’s World War Z VR review.
Continue reading →It’s not often that you get a big IP launching a new game during the summer. Most tend to wait for the more popular autumn/winter period to maximise interest. So it’s nice to see the upcoming arrival of World War Z VR this month from Saber Interactive. Once again, the folks over at 131XR have got their hands on the game, but unusually, this is a preview of World War Z VR. Nevertheless, the impressions are good for this upcoming zombie title.
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3R Games are on a bit of a hot streak in VR. First, Thief Simulator VR: Greenview Street achieved impressive sales, then Cave Crave launched to an eager audience. Most recently, Besiege VR has arrived, and in 131XR’s review, we find that it’s been worth the wait.
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Following its PC VR debut back in 2023, Arcadia VR has launched the Meta Quest edition of Requisition VR. The game brings a zombie extraction shooter to the VR masses, and in 131XR’s Requisition VR review, you’ll learn that it does a pretty good job of it.
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Modern first-person shooters (FPS) are all about going up against friends and enemies and shooting them in the face. But this usually occurs on some sort of battlefield. But what if you took away all of that fluff, sat around a table and tried it instead? That’s where Devil’s Roulette comes in, and as our buddies at 131XR discover in their latest review, it’s hard to extend this idea into a cohesive experience.
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