Latest Episode of Virtual Grip Podcast: Ep.1 - Summer Games, Steam Pains

In the inaugural episode of the Virtual Grip Podcast, Paul from Virtual Grip and Dr. Oculus delve into the summer showcases, Next Fest demos, and the challenges surrounding the pricing of the Stream Machine. They also explore whether you’re truly getting your money’s worth with Valve’s gaming cube.

Pinball FX VR: Pacific Rim Table Review—Great Pinball First, Pacific Rim Second

There's an easy temptation with a licence like Pacific Rim to let spectacle do most of the heavy lifting. Giant robots, towering Kaiju...

Burning Rangers Retrospective Review—Still Burns as One of Saturn’s Boldest Experiments

Growing up, I was a Sega kid through and through. While most of my friends gravitated towards the PlayStation, I remained loyal to...

Pinball FX VR: Goat Simulator Table Review – Pinball Goes Completely Goat

Zen Studios' Goat Simulator Pinball successfully translates the wonderfully chaotic spirit of Goat Simulator 3 into an entertaining and highly replayable digital pinball...

Moss: The Forgotten Relic Review—A Charming Storybook Adventure That Thrives Beyond Its Virtual Reality Origins

Few VR games felt as perfectly suited to the medium as Moss. Looking down on Quill's miniature world while physically reaching into it...

Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands Review—A Quirky RPG That Hits the Right Notes

How many times have you accepted a terms and conditions without reading a single word? Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands takes that familiar...

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School Retrospective Review — Time Has Softened Its Edges, But Never Its Terrifying Atmosphere

When White Day: A Labyrinth Named School arrived on Nintendo Switch in 2022, it brought a cult favourite survival horror experience to a...

Steam Deck

Terrifier: The ARTcade Game Review—A Bloody Tribute That Lacks Lasting Impact

As a fan of the Terrifier films, Terrifier: The ARTcade Game immediately caught my attention. Art the Clown has become one of modern...

Cinderia Early Access Review—An Ambitious Challenger Among Modern Roguelike Greats

Entering the roguelike genre in 2026 presents a significant challenge. With iconic games like Hades and Dead Cells setting the standard, especially on...

Deer & Boy Review—Where Emotion Speaks Louder Than Words

My initial impression of Deer & Boy at Steam Next Fest was unforgettable, as it quickly emerged as one of the standout titles...

Voidling Bound Review—Real-Time Battles Bring New Life to Creature Collecting

Voidling Bound distinguishes itself in a saturated genre of creature collectors by allowing players to embody the very creatures they gather, stepping into...

OPUS: Prism Peak Review—When Photography Becomes a Window Into the Soul

Initially, going into OPUS: Prism Peak I expected a serene adventure focused on photography and gentle exploration. Yet, what unfolded was a poignant...

Nintendo Switch

Moss: The Forgotten Relic Review—A Charming Storybook Adventure That Thrives Beyond Its Virtual Reality Origins

Few VR games felt as perfectly suited to the medium as Moss. Looking down on Quill's miniature world while physically reaching into it...

Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands Review—A Quirky RPG That Hits the Right Notes

How many times have you accepted a terms and conditions without reading a single word? Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands takes that familiar...

White Day: A Labyrinth Named School Retrospective Review — Time Has Softened Its Edges, But Never Its Terrifying Atmosphere

When White Day: A Labyrinth Named School arrived on Nintendo Switch in 2022, it brought a cult favourite survival horror experience to a...

The Midnight Walk Review—A Deeply Personal Adventure Built With Remarkable Craft

Having already fallen in love with The Midnight Walk in virtual reality, I was eager to see how it would translate to a...

Psyvariar 3 Review—Tradition Triumphs Over Innovation in a Strong Comeback

The Psyvariar series, known for its precision and adherence to tradition, has consistently distinguished itself by daring to defy norms. With the release...

Virtual Reality

Pinball FX VR: Pacific Rim Table Review—Great Pinball First, Pacific Rim Second

There's an easy temptation with a licence like Pacific Rim to let spectacle do most of the heavy lifting. Giant robots, towering Kaiju...

Pinball FX VR: Goat Simulator Table Review – Pinball Goes Completely Goat

Zen Studios' Goat Simulator Pinball successfully translates the wonderfully chaotic spirit of Goat Simulator 3 into an entertaining and highly replayable digital pinball...

Walkabout Mini Golf: The Homestar Runner Distraction Pack Review—A Masterclass in Fan Service, Creative Design, and Mini Golf

The Homestar Runner Distraction Pack marks an exciting shift from the usual course-centric expansions that have characterised Walkabout Mini Golf's downloadable content. Instead...

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LANESPLIT (VR) Review—An Upgrade That Feels Like a Step Back

After a successful launch of its flatscreen version that received a warm welcome on Steam, LANESPLIT quickly attracted a dedicated fanbase captivated by...

OUTBLAST Review—High-Energy Shooting Meets Familiar Ideas and Limited Evolution

Arcade shooters have seen a revival lately, with contemporary games drawing inspiration from iconic titles like Resogun and Geometry Wars. OUTBLAST embraces these...

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My Monsters Review – A Wholesome VR Adventure with Room to Improve

I felt a surge of excitement when Ludact revealed My Monsters; I immediately fell for the game's art style, particularly after being captivated...

Preview: Vendetta Forever

When the first details on Vendetta Forever hit my email inbox, with a short thirty-five second video included I thought the game looked...

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When Moss was a Playstation VR exclusive, I concluded the review saying that PSVR finally had an exclusive that would be a headset...

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Hotel Infinity Review – A Unique VR Experience That Ends Too Soon

Hotel Infinity is a game I likely wouldn't have tried before, as I wasn't particularly fond of puzzle games (that was until I...

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Virtuoso enters the VR market in an area I feel the medium is lacking, and that is a music creation tool. With enjoying...

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Border Bots VR Review

When first seeing Border Bots VR I was left thinking is this what VR needs in 2023? (before the delay), as it seemed...

Cinderia Early Access Review—An Ambitious Challenger Among Modern Roguelike Greats

Entering the roguelike genre in 2026 presents a significant challenge. With iconic games like Hades and Dead Cells setting the standard, especially on...