Chronicles of Crime is both a great game and the basis for many new adventures with the same components. There are features of the game that can be written off as gimmicks on a casual glance, but work together to make Chronicles of Crime the game I wish T.I.M.E. Stories first cycle was.
I didn’t get much gaming in last week. Work had me more run down than I thought. As usual, that doesn’t mean I didn’t get any gaming in though! I have started making headway with The Outer Worlds on Switch, and I finally played the Iron Man VR demo.
What did I think of them? Well, you will have to have a look at the article to find out!
Void Bastards looks great and is on Game Pass now, but FNAF in VR…
Time has broken, and come September we can help the Doctor fix everything. Or not. Time will tell.
An early VR gem is making its way to the PlayStation this week, and I want to see if the buzz I heard a year ago still holds up.
What happens when Japan Studio is asked to make a game showing off PlayStation Tech? Games like Ape Escape, The Last Guy, Knack, The Playroom – and now Astro Bot Rescue Mission!
Years ago, I spent hour upon hour with my Game Boy in hand, trying to break my high score again and again. Today I can do the same thing in PSVR, totally immersed in absorbing gameplay, coupled with audio-visual wizardry.
I have talked about Beat Saber a few times now, but now the official review is here! Beat Saber has hit PSVR big time, and it was worth the wait.
So guess what I have been playing this weekend? Beat Saber on the PSVR is finally here, and you can really see where the time was spent!
So I woke up this morning to a tweet that has made my Friday. Beat Saber is coming to PSVR November 20, 1998. So much Beat Saber at my place that weekend!
