By @edent · Game Review linux · 1 comment · 500 words
Remember World of Goo? The hit game that you loved on the Nintendo Wii? It was all the rage in 2009: Terence Eden is on Mastodon@edentAh. I appear to have spent the majority of the night playing World Of Goo. What an addictive little game.❤️ 1💬 0♻️ 000:16 - Sat 07 March 2009 Fifteen years […]
Continue reading →By @edent · Game Review metaverse oculus vr · 200 words
Did you enjoy the game Moss? This is a sequel which is identical to the original. The graphics are identical, the gameplay is identical, the puzzles are identical. There are a couple of slightly new mechanics and a new playable character (also a mouse). But it is fundamentally more of the same. So I suggest […]
Continue reading →By @edent · Game Review oculus vr · 1 comment · 350 words
It is impossible to describe just how cute this game is. Most VR games take place at "human scale" - you play as a human inside a building, or other human-sized space. But Moss lets you play as a mouse named Quill with you (the player) towering over her. You are a human literally peering […]
Continue reading →By @edent · Game Review metaverse oculus vr · 1 comment · 200 words
I love single player VR puzzle games. Especially ones with no timers, baddies, or jump-scares. I just want to play against myself. Labyrinth deLux is brilliant. The puzzle is simple enough - point lasers at mirrors, then align mirrors until they point at the target. You've almost certainly played a 2D version of this. But […]
Continue reading →By @edent · Game Review vr · 300 words
You don't need to pay £££ and download GB of files in order to have a good VR game. It turns out that the Web is perfectly capable of serving a decent VR experience. You can open up your VR rig's browser (I use Wolvic) and start playing instantly. I've just completed "Get The Heck […]
Continue reading →By @edent · Game Review games metaverse vr · 1 comment · 500 words
I'm a sucker for anything Star Wars. So when my Oculus Quest told me I could fight Darth Vader in VR, I leapt at the chance. I kinda wish I hadn't bothered. There is very little "game" here. It's barely an interactive movie. Walk forward until you step on a trigger, watch a very slow […]
Continue reading →By @edent · Game Review metaverse oculus review vr · 400 words
I thoroughly enjoyed the first Red Matter VR game, so I leapt at the sequel when it was on offer. What's it like? Exactly the same as the first. Lots of creepy corridors, a range of puzzles, and a sedate-ish journey. You're exploring an abandoned space-station, looking for clues and trying to figure out what […]
Continue reading →By @edent · game Game Review metaverse oculus review · 1 comment · 450 words · read ~236 times.
This is the first paid-for game that I've played on the Oculus Quest 2. I've mostly stuck to demos - because I get bored easily. Or free games - because I'm a cheapskate. But Meta gave me £30 in credit for helping people fix their broken Quests. So I bought this much hyped puzzle game. […]
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