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Crystal Commanders Review – Mixed Reality RTS Heaven

There aren’t many real-time strategy (RTS) games for VR headsets, especially where mixed reality technology is concerned. While titles such as Brass Tactics and Townsmen VR showed the potential of Command and Conquer-style gameplay in VR, the genre hasn’t been embraced anywhere near the same as on PC. Looking to change that dynamic is Crystal Commanders, and 131XR’s review finds a game worthy of the crown for Meta Quest.

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Magitek VR Review – A Well Cast VR Adventure

VR and magic-based games have been a perfect mix from day one. Stepping into a fantasy realm to cast lightning spells or throw fireballs never gets old, and the latest title to cast players in a magical adventure is Magitek VR. From indie team Tek Studios, Magitek VR has been reviewed by 131XR, finding a game that could be well worth your time.

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Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate Out Today for PSVR 2 & Meta Quest

It’s becoming far more commonplace in traditional videogames to see new life breathed into older titles with a remake. In VR it’s still rare as we tend to see flatscreen games ported to headsets instead. However, that’s exactly what Mighty Eyes is doing with Wanderer. The time-travelling adventure has been overhauled into Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate, which is out today for PSVR 2 and Meta Quest headsets.

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Alien: Rogue Incursion and the Evolution of VR Gaming

VR gaming has made significant strides in recent years. Advancements in hardware have allowed for more immersive and accessible experiences. One of the latest VR titles to make an impact is Alien: Rogue Incursion, a survival-horror game set in the iconic Alien franchise universe. Released on in December 2024 for PC and PlayStation VR2, and in February 2025 for Meta Quest 3, this game pushes the boundaries of what VR gaming can achieve, marking another evolution of VR gaming.

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Meta Quest 2 vs Quest 3 Reviews: Keeping Perspective

With new hardware comes the desire to quickly move on. Meta Quest 3 is now out in the wild providing upgraded VR and mixed-reality entertainment over its predecessor. That has meant developers quickly adapting to the new device, rolling out visual improvements or adding MR modes to their games. And while it’s great to see and experience what Quest 3 can offer, it’s important to note that there are far more Quest 2’s out there. Which made me think about the nature of reviews and how to handle them in the near term. Because, quite frankly, they’re cut from different cloth when it comes to Quest 2 vs Quest 3 reviews.

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Batman & Alien Signal a Meta Quest 3 Upgrade

Meta’s Quest 2 was released in 2020 and in comparison to its predecessor has aged exceedingly well. Even with the launch of Quest 3 in 2023, Quest 2’s relevance within the VR industry has stayed strong. In part helped by a permanent price reduction to $200. However, with new hardware comes new creative opportunities for developers, creating bigger, more elaborate VR experiences. While Meta has maintained it’ll support Quest 2 for years to come, the time for a Meta Quest 3 is rapidly gaining steam.

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