Discover a comprehensive guide to must-play VR games across genres, platforms, and styles. From casual to hardcore, find the ...

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What are the best VR games? When it comes to VR games ... The scale and spectacle of an open-world RPG, perhaps. However, L.A. Noire, a 2011 neo-noir detective game, might not have been the ...

so we had to put it on the best VR games list. Sure, it’s about as janky as Skyrim itself, but really, the chaos of a Bethesda RPG is often half the fun, right? Wallop mudcrabs with your fists ...

Using VR, the game world combines a finely detailed setting ... as it is a fully-fledged RPG and very playable. VR is used throughout this title, as the player explores dungeons, solves puzzles ...

Battlemarked is a tabletop RPG with a D&D license for VR glasses, PC and consoles. A trailer now shows gameplay for the first ...

W ith smartphones, game consoles and computers, it’s easy to rack up screen time these days. Of course, this isn’t great for ...

VR publisher Mastiff and developer CharacterBank announced today that their fantasy RPG title RuinsMagus is due out on July 7th. The game will have you playing the role of a novice learning the ...

It’s the rare action game that’s approachable for just about anyone. If you’re eager to spend dozens of hours fighting and exploring in a vast VR landscape, the action-RPG Asgard’s Wrath 2 ...

The Well is the second game on this list by Turtle Rock Studios. This is a rare RPG for the Gear VR platform. It plays like a next generation jRPG. It features turn-by-turn combat, massive ...

The VR space is still somewhat niche compared to traditional console and PC gaming but has advanced very quickly from its early experiments. You might think VR games would be isolating experiences ...