VR Gaming

Half-Life: Alyx has been hailed as the most advanced VR title to date, and with that accolade comes a relatively steep learning curve for newbies. Many people have purchased a VR headset solely to play the game, while even for experienced VR users, the jump from games like Beat Saber or Super Hot VR to this is […]

Compound VR is a rogue-lite shooter available for PCVR. It is a game that has you sneaking from the sewers of the titular Compound, tearing your way through its many goons worthy of a supervillain, and hunting down the villainous CEO. This guide will lead you through unlocking its many unique weapons, understanding the enemies

Half-Life Alyx is the franchise’s first entry into the Half-Life series. In honor of this feat, it is absolutely full of every enemy that has even slightly graced a player’s nightmares or frustrations. Unfortunately, dealing with so many enemies can be frustrating without a guide. Worry not; I am personally well-versed in dealing with interdimensional

Introduction With Half-Life: Alyx existing as the most ambitious VR title we’ve ever seen, It stands to reason that system requirements are going to be a big factor. For many, the game is the sole reason they’re buying or have bought a headset, and that hardware decision can often add further ambiguity. This guide will

Introduction Undoubtedly, some of the best VR experiences have actually been ports or mods of other games: No Mans Sky VR was an incredible addition to the base game, and Minecraft VR added a multitude of special qualities to an already unique title. But it’s in the standalone VR titles we see the potential of

When VR first came out, it seemed like anything resembling a game with good graphics on a headset would be something that was years and years away. When the medium first launched in 2016, things looked actually pretty good, surprisingly. There were several games that had some decent graphical ability to them, but overall, I’d

Introduction It might seem a little odd to be seeking retro experiences on the most futuristic of gaming platforms, but in the weird and wonderful world of VR, nothing is out of bounds. Stunning realism and Matrix-style shootouts aside, some of the best fun I’ve had in VR has been either with mods or ports

I’ve always found that one of the best parts of VR is its ability to put you into situations that are both familiar and foreign while being fairly accurate to each one. You obviously won’t be flying massive spaceships across the universe, but it’s also pretty likely that you won’t be commanding a troop of

VR gives us the ability to experience things that we will likely never experience ourselves. You can launch magic from your hands, compete in sports you don’t have access to, fight mythical creatures, and so much more that the possibilities are pretty much endless. For me, the most invigorating experience in VR has been No

So, students have found me. I locked myself up in the mountains of madness as merriment’s mad monk, and students still found me. Marvelous! That must mean you wish to learn how to master the way of the Song-Saber Samurai. You were wise to follow this path, as it is the art of masting Beat