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Airspace Defender Adds Depth In New Gameplay Update

  • Airspace Defender continues to grow with new gameplay update.
  • The latest update introduces a contract system that awards points and encourages players to explore different aspects of the game.
  • Improvements have been made to the visuals, including depth cues and a searchlight feature.
  • Players now have opportunities to earn bonus points from fictional arms manufacturers.

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Time-Bending Shooter COLD VR Heads To PC VR, PS VR2 & Quest Soon

  • Cold VR is making its way to PS VR2, PC VR, and Quest headsets soon.
  • Set in a world where humanity is trapped in a simulation by an evil AI, you play as a gun-toting tactician with time-bending abilities.
  • COLD VR will launch in December on PC VR, PS VR2, and Meta Quest.
  • The game features a demo on Steam, offers six levels, a variety of weapons, and platforming puzzles.

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Mixed Reality Rollercoaster Game CoasterMania Gets Full Release Today On Quest 3

  • CoasterMania, the physics-based VR and mixed reality rollercoaster game, is releasing today on Quest 3.
  • The game offers three different gameplay modes: campaign mode with over 50 levels, sandbox mode for designing and riding rollercoasters, and showcase mode for sharing and downloading creations.
  • CoasterMania features gadgets like cannons, portals, and rocket propellers, along with a terrain editor and first-person mode.
  • The full release includes more props, improved UI, and controls. It is available on the Meta Horizon Store for $15.

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Vertigo 2: Into The Aether DLC Coming March 2025

  • Vertigo 2: Into The Aether DLC is scheduled for release on March 30, 2025.
  • Limited Collector's Edition physical SteamVR game box with DLC key is available for $29.99.
  • The DLC features new gameplay elements such as the grappling hook and deflecting attacks.
  • Vertigo 2 was the game of the year in 2023 and has overwhelmingly positive reviews on Steam.

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Cues Is A Relaxing Mixed Reality Block Breaker For Quest

  • Cues is a relaxing mixed reality block breaker game for Quest.
  • Developed by No Ragrets Games, it supports hand tracking controls and is available for free for a limited time.
  • The game features colorful cubes that players hit with a ball using hand motions.
  • It includes a Free Play mode and 18 puzzles, with the option of a slowdown mode for added challenge.

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Stay: Forever Home Opens Pet Adoptions In Early 2025

  • Windup Minds plans to release Stay: Forever Home, their virtual pet project, in early 2025.
  • The game, previously known as Bogo, aims to offer a mixed reality experience and the ability to take the virtual pet outside in full VR.
  • A new trailer unveiled the game's name and targeted release date.
  • Windup Minds has also created a page on the Meta Horizon store for users to wishlist the game.

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Synth Riders Gets Barbie Dance 'N Dream Experience Today

  • Barbie Dance 'n Dream experience is the latest crossover for Synth Riders game.
  • The DLC features the K-pop song 'Barbie Dreams' and supports mixed reality on select platforms.
  • Last month, Synth Riders received a new user interface in an update.
  • The Barbie Dance 'n Dream experience is available on Meta Quest, Steam, PS VR2, and Apple Arcade.

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Tour Walkabout Mini Golf's Cozy Holiday Hideaway Under The Christmas Tree

  • Walkabout Mini Golf's newest course, Holiday Hideaway, allows players to become miniature golfers under the Christmas Tree.
  • The course features a cozy cabin setting and a hard mode that reverses the typical night course for a scene on Christmas morning.
  • Mighty Coconut, the development studio behind Walkabout, releases about two new courses per season.
  • The studio also revealed a forthcoming course, Viva Las Elvis, which will feature an original score by a live band.

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Meta Moving Half Of Quest Production To Vietnam To Mitigate China Tariffs

  • Meta is moving up to half of Quest production to Vietnam as a hedge against a possible trade war between the US and China.
  • The move has been in the works for years and was paused due to COVID-19 disruptions.
  • The production diversification to Vietnam will occur over several years.
  • This move may help Meta avoid raising the price of Quest headsets if tariffs on Chinese imports increase.

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PlayStation VR2 On PC Now Warns Of Controller Bluetooth Connection Issues

  • The PlayStation VR2 PC app now warns of controller Bluetooth connectivity issues.
  • Sony released the PC VR adapter and SteamVR driver for PS VR2 in August.
  • Some motherboards and adapters are not compatible with PS VR2 Sense controllers.
  • Sony has released an update to detect controller Bluetooth connectivity issues and provides a list of verified Bluetooth adapters.

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Skydance's Behemoth - First Impressions And Graphics Comparison

  • Skydance's Behemoth officially launches, bringing an ambitious narrative adventure and towering foes that aim to challenge players as they cross the Forsaken Lands.
  • Players take on the role of Wren, a solitary hunter tasked with shattering a curse that plagues both his body and village.
  • Significant aliasing was present in the Quest 2 version, making some text in the game difficult to read, resulting in player impediments. The PlayStation VR2 version offers an upgrade in visuals displayed with OLED screens.
  • PC VR version has outstanding graphics, but the game keeps crashing. A few patches have been announced but still no word on PC VR updates.
  • Tele-grab mechanics are cumbersome in the heat of battle, leading to minor frustrations, particularly when attempting to quickly pick up dropped weapons or health.
  • Skydance is pushing the boundaries of both scale and engagement. At launch, while the title excels on PS VR2 and Quest 3, it struggles a bit on Quest 2 and wouldn't even run on PC.
  • Companion graphic novel has been provided that explores the game’s intricate lore, and extends the overall experience, allowing players to better connect with Wren and the challenges ahead.
  • The narrative keeps players engaged and progression flowing, however, the voice acting does falter somewhat, sounding flat against the game’s score and surrounding sound effects.
  • Standing before the Behemoths is an awe-inspiring moment and one of sheer delight and terror, the game is a testament to Skydance's mastery of world scale.
  • Skydance's Behemoth is ready for you to answer the call and end the curse of the Behemoths, so grab your weapons, sharpen your skills, and prepare to face titans.

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‘Skydance’s Behemoth’ Review – A Colossal Step Forward in VR Action-Adventure Gaming

  • Skydance’s Behemoth showcases a lot of hard-won lessons in VR design, which is mostly thanks to the studio’s pioneering work on its most successful VR game to date: The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners (2020).
  • In VR though, there are precious few that provide such a monster-sized offering, and do it in a way that feels oh-so-satisfying.
  • Behemoth is a physics-based combat game with a heavy emphasis on melee, so as you’d expect, the strike and parry system isn’t overly burdened with artificial moments to slice at baddies, giving you a good measure of creativity in how to approach situations.
  • The second half of the game almost exclusively features armored enemies, requiring you to rely more heavily on your strength, and use the three legendary weapons dolled out throughout the game, including a two-handed sword, a bow with auto-regen arrows, and an armor-breaking axe—all of them upgradable at conveniently placed forges using the game’s sole upgrade currency that you can loot from chests, Coloss Alloy.
  • As voiced protagonists go, I actually don’t hate Wren—or the witchy companion in his head, who definitely has ulterior motives.
  • In all, if I handed a Quest 3 to you even five years ago with Behemoth loaded up, it would be hard not to be impressed at the strides developers have been able to eke out of mobile hardware.
  • Behemoth is a pretty physical game, although it equally supports seated or standing play, which may help you eke out a long play session without fatigue.
  • Standard VR locomotion options (no teleport) are also here, catering to hardcore smooth-turners and snap-turners alike, both of which are variable strength, and provide variable sizes of vignettes.
  • Other than the story being a little predictable and the AI enemies feeling a bit too artificial at times, Behemoth overall is impressive.
  • I never felt too beleaguered by the story, and there was always a good reason to continue, as the game presents a wide variety of levels to tackle and interesting set pieces of lumbering Behemoths, teasing the encounters yet to come.

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Welcome to your virtual reality-based classroom

  • Academics at UCL and Marmara University developed a virtual reality-based building to make education inclusive and sustainable.
  • The virtual reality-based building combines multilingual conversational AI avatars with digital twin models of 3D printing equipment.
  • Students and researchers from anywhere in the world can access training and resources in any language through the low-cost VR headset.
  • The project showcases the potential of VR in scientific education, offering a future where quality education is universally accessible.

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MR Puzzle Game Make It Stable Adds First Campaign In New Update

  • Make It Stable, a mixed reality stacking game, has added new DLC levels called 'First Campaign'.
  • Developed by Odders Lab, the game tests your ability to balance objects and build towers using hand tracking or controllers.
  • The DLC includes 30 levels set across three worlds, each with unique gameplay mechanics like magnets and sticky clay.
  • Make It Stable is available as a free download on Meta Quest, with the First Campaign DLC priced at $5.

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Driving Industrial Workflows of the Future with Lenovo-Powered XR and 3D Rendering

  • Industrial companies often use 3D files and content for accuracy in developing and managing a facility.
  • Now, with XR technology, it’s possible to optimize workflows and provide greater insight compared to 2D screens.
  • Lenovo's enterprise technology portfolio, including XR devices, cloud services, and 3D rendering solutions, is ready for this use.
  • Oliver Wohler, Lenovo's EMEA XR Development Manager, discusses how VR promotes user immersion in a 3D environment to explore and evaluate examples during design and construction phases.
  • Using VR technology to bridge gaps between understanding is an opportunity to create an immersive environment where everyone can interact intuitively on a one-to-one scale.
  • Vandli explains that VR improves communication leading to better discussions and decisions being made, resulting in minimizing operational downtime by resolving issues early on in the construction process.
  • Wiebke Uhlenbruch, the Teamlead of BIM/3D, Jotun, highlights how her company leverages VR for design reviews and collaboration, giving value to their design teams.
  • 3D content is already being used in the industrial sector, so bringing it onto VR platforms is as simple as pressing a button.
  • VR is a key technology to enable a more productive and innovative future through the use of higher resolution 3D models, rendered by external sources such as cloud computing, while headsets take on complex rendering tasks.
  • Lenovo's ready framework is capable of creating and consuming 3D content with ease. The future is here.

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