Quest 3 Reviews

Hunt Together – The Review

April 26, 2024 ·

Have you ever seen a ghost? What about being asked if you believe in them? What would you say? Some feel that seeing is believing, while some believe in seeing. The paranormal, for many, is something worth believing, as there are more questions than answers about what happens in the afterlife. But let me ask you this: What would you do if you saw the very thing that you have been looking for? Would you believe your eyes, or would… Read more.

SWARM 2 – The Review

April 20, 2024 ·

What if your calling leads you to some challenging obstacles? Would you still attempt to fulfill what you were meant to do, or would you hesitate in the moment? But what if after becoming the hero and saving Earth, what do you think you would do then? Maybe you will start a new career. Or maybe you would still train in case anything were to happen.. It is interesting to think about what we think we would do versus what… Read more.

Racket Club – The Review

April 11, 2024 ·

There is a variety of sports that can be played. From Hockey to Football to Tennis to Cornhole. People love to watch them as well as to play them. Have you ever played a sport and wished that you could combine them in some way? Take, for example, the combination of Baseball and Basketball in BASEketball. Sure, at first, people thought it wouldn't work, but with dedication and allowing anyone to play, it became a new sensation. Nevertheless, certain sports… Read more.

KIWI design Knuckle Grips Cover with Battery Opening for Quest 3 – The Review

April 6, 2024 ·

The Touch Plus controllers for the Quest 3 are pretty outstanding. They feel good in the hands; they are light and improve on the things we love about them. But as much as people love them, something stands out about the Touch Plus controllers for the Quest 3. Maybe it's the ergonomic button layout or the missing ring that has been the standard of the previous generations. One thing that I wish the controllers had was a little more grip.… Read more.

Max Mustard – The Review

March 23, 2024 ·

Regarding the platformer genre, what do you look for the most? Is it the characters? Maybe it's the level design? Or maybe, it's the entertainment of it all? For me, I consider the above factors, along with the art style, and evaluate if something new is being brought to the table. Since the 80s, platformers have entertained us, progressed, and have become more challenging over the years. So does the developer, Toast Interactive, bring the fun and challenges to the… Read more.

SkydiveSim – The Review

March 15, 2024 ·

Skydiving is a sport not for the faint of heart but for those with no regrets, no fear, and the no looking-back attitude. Many people have taken the jump only to show this newfound version of themselves. While those who would think two or ten times before even attempting, the select few will jump like there is no tomorrow. But for those who dare not try it in real life, you can try it at home thanks to Virtual Reality.… Read more.

Titanic: A Space Between – The Review

February 18, 2024 ·

Imagine a ship that was made out to be unsinkable and perfect in every way. But it wasn't until that evening, on April 14, 1912, that the unthinkable happened, the Titanic sank in 2 hours and 40 minutes. The 1,496 lives would never have the chance to try and get off the ship as it and the souls sunk. And as tragic as it was, what remains is at the bottom of the North Atlantic Ocean. But if you had… Read more.

Sugar Mess – Let’s Play Jolly Battle – The Review

January 13, 2024 ·

Just think for a moment and try to imagine a land full of colors, energy, and royalty. What do you think you would do there? Would you try and visit with anyone you could or do you think you would be the shy type? What if you were the prince or princess of the land, would you invite everyone you could to your castle or keep everything as secret as could be? What if there was a book about your adventures,… Read more.

Wallace & Gromit in The Grand Getaway – The Review

January 9, 2024 ·

When you think about animation, there are different kinds of styles. You have hand-drawn, motion caption, etc., but probably one of my favorite types of styles is stop-motion. Maybe it's the physical manipulation in small amounts, maybe it's the characters, or maybe it's just the way everything comes together when everything is all said and done. From T.V. to the movies there is just something about seeing these characters that were created and allowing them to come alive in front… Read more.

Retropolis 2: Never Say Goodbye – The Review

January 7, 2024 ·

The world of the detective trying to solve the case is something that is not new, but the setting of the story is what will be remembered most of all. But it is when you can blend that story with the immersive cinematography that embodies the characters that make the adventure. But has developer, Peanut Button, found the formula to continue to intertwine robots and the 50's aesthetics? Let's find out with Retropolis 2: Never Say Goodbye for Quest 2,… Read more.

Hons VR Quest 3 – The Review

December 16, 2023 ·

When it comes to Virtual Reality, there is something we all enjoy, and that is being immersed in the worlds that we are in. Part of that immersion is how well we can make things out. And no matter how much the tech improves each time, if we don't keep a check on our eyes, things may not be as fun as they could be. Even when our eyes put in the extra work to make things out., there are… Read more.

Survivorman VR: The Descent – The Review

November 10, 2023 ·

When you think of survival, what comes to mind? Is it something that you foresee as something that is out in the wild or could be the world as it is now? When it comes to surviving the unknown, things are sure to be a challenge for any who attempts it. But the knowledge of the skills, no matter how strange they may seem, can be a true test of one's abilities. But do developer, Descent VR Productions Inc., and… Read more.

Meta Quest 3 – The Review

October 22, 2023 ·

When you think of Virtual Reality, some might think about the games and experiences and how it can just take you away to become whomever and go wherever you want. But as the technology behind VR continues to evolve, so do its headsets. Virtual Reality headsets have been around for decades with such, from the first The Sword of Debacles in 1968 to Sega's own VR headset, the Sega VR that was never released to Nintendo's own Virtual Boy, which… Read more.

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