Greetings brave adventurer! Today we form a party that will venture forth into mystical realms and push back the forces of evil that have shattered a once beautiful world! That’s right. Continuing with our multiplayer content series, this week we dive into the world of Trickster and get Medieval on some orcs!
Due to the novelty of VR, those who are building games for it often come from the gaming world and as such tend to think in traditional game design. Though this has led to amazing experiences, innovation is usually minimal; people don’t risk doing something wildly different all that often, and that’s what I admire…
Ever dreamed of being Legolas? Not Orlando Bloom, with his flowing long blond hair, but the archer, standing on a cliffside, raining down arrows as you defend Helms Deep? Well stop dreaming because now you can!
I would not describe myself, for instance, as a competitive person, but when it comes to a team activity, project or objective, you’ll find me at the frontline bleeding for it and ensuring that my team has all they need to accomplish whatever objective we are after. This week we’re going to talk about Smashbox…
Zombies! Whether it’s Night of the Dead, Resident Evil, The Walking Dead, iZombie or the Santa Clarita Diet, there’s just something about zombies that people love. Some may see them as dark reflections of ourselves or our society, while others are just removed enough from people to feel no regret for shooting them.
Expanding on my previous blog post, we’re going to go into some depth on the Virtual Reality multiplayer options available at VRPlayin because of its popularity and the impact it has on its users. One of our most popular titles is Rec Room, and with good reason.
A few weeks back I wrote a blog post about how VR is great for kids birthday parties, and as promised this post will expand on the topic of health risks. CNN recently released an article of their own touching on the matter, with a bleaker outlook that does not seem to take into account…
Being constantly on the floor at VRPlayin, giving people tours of our space, explaining to them what we do and what virtual reality is, one thing I keep hearing is “I don’t play video games” or “I’m not a gamer”. I’m begging you: please stop.
There’s nothing like having kids to show you just how unsafe the world can be. Whether it’s playing in a park or walking busy streets, there’s almost something around every corner, a truth highlighted even further when you’re trying to find an activity for your kids birthday where you don’t have to worry about their…
As a child, I would go to a place nearby and play console games. I was, in fact, so desperate to play these games that I would often barter with the the staff to get play time in exchange of bags of apples from the trees growing in my family’s garden. While I had a…