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You could bet that there would be a horror game available at the launch of the PlayStation VR. Here They Lie with the headset from Sony also this, but this title picks up something else than the average horror title. You are like protagonist looking for an old lover named Dana. You do this - as this is a horror game - not in a world of bright colors, but a city that seems to have become extinct at first sight and (especially at the beginning of the game) a lot Silent Hill-like vibe has . As you could tell from the previous line, so you are not alone in this mysterious city. The story around you in touch with someone over the phone and you'll soon hounded by people (animals) masks. There is no combat system in the game, so you're purely dependent on stealth. That works well in virtual reality, because you can now literally now to peek around the corner or there is something before you go running. Not everyone you meet is an enemy, just a handful of 'people' you attack. T

The creators call Thumper 'rhythmic violence "and that's a damn good description. Where most rhythm and music games a cheerful atmosphere in regimes Thumper provides only abstract, but oh so physical cosmic horror. If puny little beetle in a seemingly infinite space-coaster you stay only in life by clinging convulsively to your sense of rhythm. When you consider all this too is experiencing in VR, the experience is absolutely violent mention. Thumper VR Review In absolute basis Thumper is most like an endless runner, as you might play on your phone. Throughout the game you look into the distance to prepare for the next barrier. Using just one button and the arrows ram down your barriers, jump across hazard or scrape up against the wall, if not to fly off the road. This all begins quite simple, with little variation, but soon the series of obstacles are enormous hectic and complex. The dangers even follow each other in such rapid succession that the game would be almost unp

Where many PlayStation VR launch games are one-off experiences, RIGS gives you plenty of reasons to return. Guerrilla Cambridge shows that core games work in virtual reality. Now they need to improve this successful formula. A first person shooter in VR seems like a no brainer. Yet it is more difficult than imagined, because walking in virtual reality can be very strange if your legs really do not move. You think you're in the game - you can really move your torso and your head - but you're actually on a chair, making your brain do not understand if you get feedback you walk in the game. Guerrillas solution is robots that you're in control and with levers, which is your DualShock 4 controller. At the beginning of every game you will be hoisted in one of four different types of RIGS. Each robot has a different rate and amount of armor. Especially important are the different jumps that they can perform. At a given moment you find out that some RIGS work better in certain mode

"Victory defeated you," Bane manages to put it very aptly. Bruce Wayne (Christian Bale) is a recluse, Batman is only remembered as the man who killed the hero Harvey Dent (as at the end of The Dark Knight) and there is a superficial peace in Gotham City. And 'superficial' you can literally take if you want. In this calm before the storm, the city has not need Batman, and even if it does so, Bruce Wayne is an old wreck of a man, a shadow of the legend that he single-handedly turned the neck and he would not Killer Moth yet lesson to learn. After an initial scene of Bond-like proportions (director Christopher Nolan pushes not hide that he wants 007 tackle once), which may have already seen the true fan, we are immersed in the peaceful Gotham. Known characters are reintroduced, new characters are introduced and while Hans Zimmer's music builds a subdued tension, you wait until the inevitable happens: the return of The Batman. First, however, we see Selina Kyle (Anne

In less than a year the incumbent Nintendo heroes like Mario and Link made their appearance on the 3DS, whether it was a great original adventure like Super Mario 3D Land or excellent remake like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D. How well those titles are, many people looked forward to the attempt by Nintendo to bring something completely new to the young handheld. We are talking about Kid Icarus Uprising. Although the franchise on paper for 25 years, the series has a new section known in over twenty years. The main character, the angel Pit, was secretly most famous for his role in the exciting chaos that Super Smash Bros. Brawl hot. Uprising represents a new start for the forgotten hero of an era in the distant past and is another milestone in the life of the 3DS. Nintendo once again proves to Fans and critics that its new handheld is suitable as a platform for the best handheld content available. Although the game has the necessary defects, Uprising is a great adventure and on

The German Speedlink has always been on the market of peripherals targeted and therefore glad to work with the release of hardware that is specifically aimed at gamers. Recently, therefore, the German hardware giant introduced its latest addition: the Speedlink Decus Respec mouse. An older model given a fresh new look. Or at least that it should be, because who puts the two mice together will have to look really anything more. Very briefly put it bluntly, I divide mice into two categories. The 'normal' mouse and the 'futuristic' mouse. Under the normal mouse 'includes models like the MX series Logitech, the DeathAdder Razer or SteelSeries Sensei: straightforward models. The futuristic mice are in my models with weird protuberances which the mice there is always something to look bloated and slow in my opinion. The Decus falls under the category of 'futuristic mouse. The model on the left side grooves for the thumb and the right side protrusions that make the thi