‘TButt’ Is A Proven Interface For Multiplatform VR Development In Unity

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VR developer Turbo Button released an interface for multiplatform VR development in Unity. Turbo Button is the developer behind Floor Plan, Along Together, and the official Adventure Time VR game.

The studio used the interface for their two most recent titles, Floor Plan & Along Together. But TButt has also been used by other studios, most notably by Tender Claws for their hit Virtual Virtual Reality.

Turbo Button additionally stated that the interface already supports Oculus Quest, and that several in development Quest titles are already using it.

The issue TButt aims to solve is the fragmentation that exists between VR platforms SDKs of today. Without an interface like this developers have to rewrite code to achieve the same result on different VR platforms. TButt abstracts input, performance settings, tracking data, and more.

Input (handling controllers) is a core focus of the interface. Input is the most significant difference between VR platforms today. TButt handles everything from basic 3DoF laser pointers to dual 6DoF controllers. A useful feature is that it allows for emulating a 3DoF controller in the Unity editor for more rapid development than pushing a full build to a standalone headset.

TButt supports the Oculus, SteamVR, Windows MR and DayDream platforms. Crucially, it also complies with the publishing requirements of the default stores for each platform, meaning it can be used to ship real games.

TButt is free and open source, leveraging the popular MIT Licence. This lets any developer use and modify it even for commercial projects. It’s encouraging to see the spirit of co-operation in the VR development community- hopefully it lives on as VR enters the mainstream market in coming years.

Tagged with: Along Together, floor plan, multiplatform, turbo button, unity, Virtual Virtual Reality, VR Development

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October 14, 2018

Something For The Weekend: Rainy Oculus VR Deals

Sunday is here again meaning its time for another entry of Something for the Weekend, the weekly series where VRFocus bring you a number of deals on virtual reality (VR) titles. The rain does not seem to be stopping anytime soon so what better way to enjoy your weekend then to try a new Oculus Rift expereince. There are deals on some brilliant titles that will see players shooting aliens, playing golf, escape robots and even using a bow and arrow. As always, be sure to check back every weekend for even more deals right here on VRFocus.

Seeking Dawn

“Seeking Dawn is the kind of title you have a love/hate relationship with. On the one hand when it works smoothly it’s a really fun and beautiful VR experience to play, with masses of content and hours and hours of gameplay. Unfortunately it’s not perfect, with plenty of repetition and glitches that need finessing. It might not be VR’s summer blockbuster but Seeking Dawn isn’t quite the dud either.” – Read VRFocus’ Senior Staff Writer Peter Graham’s review of Seeking Dawn.

Seeking Dawn is available now for £22.99 (GBP) down from the usual £29.99.

Everyday Golf VR

Step onto the green and get ready for a realistic golf experience in VR. Practice your driving and putting skills on this stunning course as you take your time to land the hole-in-one and improve your game. Designed to be an accessible and comfortable experience for all, players are sure to have a grand time no matter the weather.

Everyday Golf VR is available now for only £15.99 (GBP) down from £22.99.

Apex Construct

“Despite some minor gripes, its clear that Apex Construct represents the way forward for VR videogames, an absorbing, intriguing experience that draws you in with a rich world complete with its own history and mysteries to be unravelled as well as a fluid combat system. Apex Construct is the standard by which future VR titles will be judged, and an indicator that VR has stepped up its game.” – Read VRFocus’ Staff Writer Rebecca Hills-Duty review of Apex Construct.

Apex Construct is available now for £10.99 (GBP) down from £22.99.

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Fat Foods

“Having become too large from all the snacks your only method of transport is rolling your fat self everywhere. In Fat Foods, the goal is to eat as much as possible. In multiplayer mode, two players utilize the Oculus and a PC monitor to go head-to-head. Armed with a frying pan and spatula, the second player takes on the role of a giant, they must keep the other player from reaching the finish line. In the Mall level, the second player becomes a huge monster, causing havoc to the environment.”

Fat Foods is available now for £2.99 (GBP) down from £3.99.

Sky Duel: Tournament

Welcome to the future and get ready to participate in the battle of cyborgs throwing combat disks at each other. In this deadly competition players will need to move around the platforms to take aim and strike their opponent. Watch your step though and don’t fall unless you want to lose fast.

Sky Duel: Tournament is available now for £3.99 (GBP) down from £7.99.

SACRALITH: The Archer`s Tale

“The game brings you to a quest for the magic stone that grants power over Dragons. Dozens of fights with hordes of enemies will be thrown at you your loyal allies along the way. The game world consists of various different locations with special firing spots. Move swiftly along these spots, choose the right view and angle for attack, protect your companions and defeat the enemy.”

SACRALITH: The Archer`s Tale is available now for £12.99 (GBP) down from £14.99.

Wanted Killer VR

Get ready to fire a lot of guns and go up against a lot of enemies as you play as hero different characters with four different play styles. Unleash dual-pistol damage as Ricky, get up-close and personal with Teo, strike as the stealthy assassin Mia or cut loose with machine gun-toting Aya. Use tactics and creative strategies as you leap through thrilling VR combat.

Wanted Killer VR is available now for £6.99 (GBP) down from £7.99.

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Along Together

“Despite the input system, VRFocus would argue that Along Together is not a point-and-click videogame as Turbo Button suggest. It’s much closer to a platform-puzzle videogame in that the experience is less about objectives and item collection, more concerned with path-finding. This certainly isn’t a negative comment however, as Along Together is a welcome addition to the Google Daydream’s software catalogue regardless of how you choose to define it. With a pleasing, chunky and colourful art style and a fine assortment of puzzles, Along Together is an easy recommendation for Google Daydream owners.” – Read VRFocus’ Editor Kevin Joyce’s review of Along Together.

Along Together is available now for £7.99 (GBP) down from £14.99.

Budget Cuts

As an employee at the mega conglomerate TransCorp it is your job to stamp papers and file files. That is until TransCorp think it is best to cut your job to save money and soon you are fighting for your life against the robots that work within HR. Teleport around the building looking for an escape and make use of limited weapons to take down your foes. This might be the worst day at work yet.

Budget Cuts is available now for £19.99 (GBP) down from £22.99.

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Escape Room VR: Stories

“There’s plenty to like in Escape Room VR: Stories, with lots to find and a reasonable amount of puzzles to solve in each level, and the visuals are some of the best you’ll see in any virtual reality (VR) title. There are some rough edges however, and even with the multiple endings puzzle fans will still find this a short experience. Find Escape Room VR: Stories in a Steam sale and it’s certainly worth a consideration.” – Read VRFocus’ Senior Staff Writer peter Graham’s review of Escape Room VR: Stories.

Escape Room VR: Stories is on sale now for £8.99 (GBP) down from the usual £10.99.

That is all for this week but remember that VRFocus gathers all the best sales and deals every week, so check back next weekend at the same time to discover more.

September 9, 2018

Something For The Weekend: PlayStation VR Discounts Across The Board

Once again its time for another entry of Something for the Weekend, the weekly series where VRFocus bring you a number of deals on virtual reality (VR) titles. September moving along nicely and though the weather in the UK doesn’t seem to know what it wants to be, that doesn’t stop the deals on VR titles from coming. This week we have a look at the PlayStation Store to list some of the best deals currently available. This includes mind-bending puzzle adventures, charming tales about friendship and even going for a dive, there is sure to be something for everyone. As always, be sure to check back every weekend for even more deals right here on VRFocus.

18 Floors

Experience a suspenseful and thrilling VR puzzle adventure in this title that will have you traveling to a time-bending black hole to discover the true identity of Andrea, Queen of Noah Star. Along the way you will also come face-to-face with a galactic conspiracy and need to try and keep yourself focuses on this fantastic journey that will require puzzle solving skills and focus.

18 Floors is available now for £7.99 (GBP) down from the usual £11.99.

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Unearthing Mars

“As Co-Pilot of the retrieval team, the player will have the full experience of a space explorer on Mars. Unearthing Mars provides hours of unique gameplay experiences, ranging from navigating a landing craft through a sandstorm to driving a Mars rover. From puzzle-solving to first-person shooting, the game will allow players to resolve challenges from a variety of game genres.”

Unearthing Mars is available now for only £4.99 (GBP) down from £11.99.

Along Together

Become a kid’s imaginary friend in this charming title that will see you guiding them through extraordinary worlds in a journey to find their missing dog. Players will need to harness the power of imagination to lift trees, move boulders, power incredible machines, and create new paths where there are none to follow. Along Together is a charming experience that will be sure to bring a smile to anyone’s face.

Along Together is available now for £7.99 (GBP) down from £15.99.

SUPERHYPERCUBE

“SUPERHYPERCUBE seems like the love child between Rez Infinite and Tetris, psychedelic, neon rich visuals with a puzzle mechanic that’s difficult to put down. If you’re after something that little bit different for your HTC Vive this holiday season, take a look at SUPERHYPERCUBE.” – Read VRFocus’ Senior Staff Writer Peter Graham’s review of SUPERHYPERCUBE.

SUPERHYPERCUBE is available now for £4.99 (GBP) down from £11.99.

The Walker

“The Walker was selected for the China Hero Project by Sony, representing the highest level of Chinese game development. It also received the 2017 Golden Plume award for Best VR Game. A VR action-shooter, The Walker offers a unique 360° all-directional monster-slaying experience for FPS and zombie fans. The story takes place in old Shanghai, where undead exorcists have traditional weapons at their disposal, as well as magical Chinese talismans.”

The Walker is available now for £9.99 (GBP) down from £15.99.

Sneaky Bears

The world is under attack and it falls to you to save the day. When a horde of evil teddy bears lead by an evil mastermind bear named Frank come for you, it will take all sorts of weapons to be able to stop them and put an end to the evil plan that they have started. On your mission you’ll also need to rescue the innocent Panda teddy bears that Frank and his minions have taken hostage as well so get ready for a fight.

Sneaky Bears is available now for £3.69 (GBP) down from £11.99.

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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR

“The achievement made by The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR is one by way of both hardware and design to capitalise upon this. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR’s level of immersion is simply fantastic, and while Bethesda Softworks could well have gone the route of DOOM VFR and created a shorter spin-off experience, developing a brand new The Elder Scrolls instalment specifically for VR would have taken many years and far too much in the way of resources for what is still a nascent audience. As it stands some may find the price point of the videogame a bitter pill to swallow, but for those who dreamed of a truly immersive role-playing experience, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR is simply the best opportunity available today.” – Read VRFocus’ Editor Kevin Joyce’s review of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR is on sale now for £24.99 (GBP) down from £49.99.

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Floor Plan

Looking for a puzzle adventure videogame that place place entirely inside an elevator? Then this is the one for you. Go floor to floor, find items, and meet a bizarre cast of characters and discover the relationships between the different things in the building to uncover the secrets within.

Floor Plan is available now for £2.99 (GBP) down from £4.99.

RollerCoaster Legends

“Speed off on an eight-minute rollercoaster journey only possible in virtual reality. Visit the Temple of Poseidon, the River Styx, Tartarus, and the Palace of Hades, by zipping up and down daring drops and twists while sitting on your couch. RollerCoaster Legends is a mythology based rollercoaster featuring icons from Greek mythology, including the Minotaur, Kronos, Charon, and Hades. Enjoy the thrills of a gigantic rollercoaster in a location only possible to visit through your VR headset.”

RollerCoaster Legends is on sale now for £2.49 (GBP) down from the usual £3.99.

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Gran Turismo Sport

Get ready to feel the thrill of driving and the dizzying rush of acceleration as you get behind the wheel of the worlds fastest cars in intense races. Do you have what it takes to become the master of the sport and raise through the ranks to become the greatest racer there ever was? Gran Turismo Sport offers a truly immersive way to experience Motorsport’s and is a must have for fans.

Gran Turismo Sport is available now for £15.99 (GBP) down from £49.99.

That is all for this week but remember that VRFocus gathers all the best sales and deals every week, so check back next weekend at the same time to discover more.

June 15, 2018

Competition: Win 3 Copies Of Along Together On PlayStation VR For North America

As the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2018 keeps bring surprises even into the later half of the week, VRFocus also has a surpise for you all in the form of a competition. Now on its last day, all week there have been chances to win a copy of Along Together and today, it is time for a chance to win a code for the North American PlayStation Store.

If you don’t know, Along Together is a puzzle-platform title from develop Turbo Button and puts players in the shoes of a kid’s imaginary friend. When things are good, you act as their invisible companion but when danger appears, you become the kids guardian. When their pet dog, Rishu, goes missing you and your kid will start a grand adventure to bring them back safely. Using your powers of imagination to lift trees, move boulders, power incredible machines, and create new paths. You will need to guide the kid through a vast world, solving puzzles as you go, and find Rishu.

For the last few days we have been giving any sets of codes for Along Together on a number of different platforms. On Tuesday it was a chance to win three codes for the title on Steam. Wednesday was for the PlayStation VR release of the title on the European PlayStation Store, and yesterday was for the Oculus Store. Now today, it is again a chance to win three codes for the PlayStation VR release – but this time on the North American PlayStation Store.

To enter into this competition you will need to do so through the handy Gleam app at the end of this post. Entries are earned by completing a number of actions which involve interacting with one of VRFocus’ social media accounts. This is how it is usual done for our competitions.

This part of the competition ends at midnight UK time on June 23rd, 2018. The draw will be shortly after closing time so you won’t have to wait to long to find out if you are a lucky winner.

You can find the app below to enter. Good luck!

Competition: Win A Copy Of Along Together (PSVR US Version)

June 14, 2018

Building Relationships. Are Player To Player-Character Relationships In VR The Way Forward?

Every since the first virtual reality (VR) videogames and experiences started to become available they all shared the common goal of putting you, the player, at the center of the action. From shootouts with robots, driving fast cars, or flying in the air, each and every title made sure you were fully immersed. The same goes for those titles which see you being a spectator within the virtual world and being able to interact with objects and characters. Now however, it seems as though developers are taking a new approach to interaction and immersion within VR videogames in the form of building relationships between the player and the player-character.

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PlayStation VR owners were treated to the magical adventure of Moss back in February of this year. Embarking on a grad journey in which players needed not only control and guide the lovable Quill through this title, but where they themselves were a character within the virtual world that Quill would interactive with. The developers at Polyarc implemented sign language into the title as a means for Quill to talk to the player who would be watching from above. This was not only a bold move in terms of design and communication between player and avatar, but a move that made Quill real. It gave a sense of identity and life to Quill, more so then players had seen in a VR title before and it resulted in an unforgettable experience.

Jump forward to the past week and the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2018 and it seems as though a theme has appeared within VR videogames. To quote Justin Roiland of Squanch Games talking about his upcoming title Trover Saves The Universe, “It’s co-op with yourself.”

“Your in the game as a first-person character but then there’s a third-person character that your also controlling,” Roiland explains: “we want the player to feel like their the star of this game and their doing things with Trover that’s like typical gamer stuff like jumping over something, and Trover will responses in real-time hes like ‘Why you over here doing this thing you should be over there’ or like ‘we’re not on track!’ so we continue to build it that way”

Trover Saves the Universe

This level of interaction between player and player-character offers a greater sense of immersion, building a more believable emotional connection between the two. Though VR is an immersive experience by nature the move to build more realist relationships with the player at the center of the action is a powerful and interacting design choice by developers. It could, in fact, lead to more impressive experiences by offering a stronger sense of care for the characters.

Ghost Giant by Zoink Games is another PlayStation VR title which builds a similar connection between player and player-character into the core of the experience. Players will be helping out a character called Louis who is very alone. It’s during this time in need that the player appears and starts to build a bond with cute character, helping them through a number of different challenges. A similar set up was used in Along Together, where players act as an imaginary friend to a kid who they must watch over and protect, alongside helping find their missing dog.

Even the recently revealed Astro Bot Rescue Mission puts more focus on the player and player-character relationship but having the player once again be a part of the world and not just a spectator. Players will be able to interact with Astro more than just controller input and one of two actions. They are present in the virtual world and need to ensure that they work with Astro in order to save the lost crew members. Though not as much of an emotional connection as other titles, it is still a bond that will ultimately be at the core of the experience.

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Emotional, believable characters have always been a dream of content developers for years ensuring that players will invested in the experience and care about the characters within a world. What is interesting though is this shift in reinforcing the player as a living part of a virtual world, with real interactions and relationships to care about. With the release of Moss really pushing this connection forward, it now seems that developers elsewhere want to take inspiration and deliver equally, if not more, emotional bonds within their work.

The VR offerings at E3 2018 might have been small in number, but those titles which were revealed look to offer something more than just a standard videogame experience. It seems that emotional connections, bonds, and relationships with believable characters is the way forward. No matter the direction the industry takes however, VRFocus will make sure to bring you all the latest.

June 14, 2018

Competition: Oculus Store Codes For Along Together Available to Win

If all the announcements and reveals at E3 2018 have got you excited to try out some new virtual reality (VR) titles, then you might be interested to learn that VRFocus have got three codes for the Oculus Store version of puzzle-platform title Along Together up for grabs.

Along Together is the creation of Los Angeles-based developer Turbo Button in which the player takes on the role of a child’s imaginary friend, acting as a guide and protector to the child.

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The child’s dog, Rishu goes missing, and the child sets off on a journey to rescue him, along with you as their imaginary guardian. This involves exploring amazing worlds and finding hidden secrets that are hidden across the landscapes.

The player needs to work together with the child to solve various puzzles and move towards the goal. The player mostly manifests as a semi-transparent hand which can push, pull grab and move objects to let the child move forwards.

The development team say that they were inspired by classic point-and-click adventures like Monkey Island and also from one of the most famous and beloved depictions of imaginary friends, Calvin and Hobbes.

If this appeals to you, then we will be running four competitions across four days giving you a number of opportunities to win a copy. Previously there were cods available for Steam and the European PlayStation Store. Today you can get hold of a code for the Oculus Store, and finally there will be three more codes for the North American PlayStation Store.

The enter this competition you will need to get involved with the VRFocus social media. You can use the Gleam app below to earn entries into the prize draw by interacting with our social media accounts.

The competition will be open for one week and is due to end on 22nd June, 2018. The draw will be made shortly thereafter, once the E3 2018 madness has settled down.

Competition: Win A Copy Of Along Together (Oculus Store Version)

June 13, 2018

Competition: Win 3 Copies Of Along Together On PlayStation VR (EU)

With all the excitement of this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2018 continuing with no sign of slowing down any time soon, VRFocus are busy bringing you all the latest from both the UK and the US. With that said though, we have a competition running this week that will give you a chance to win a copy of Along Together.

Along Together is a puzzle-platform title by Los Angeles based developer Turbo Button. In this title, players take on the role of a kid’s imaginary friend and act as their invisible companion when there’s no one else around, along with being their guardian when things get dangerous. When their dog, Rishu, goes missing, they turn to you for help. You need to help guide the kid on a journey to explore extraordinary worlds, working together to discover hidden secrets. You’ll need to harness the power of imagination to lift trees, move boulders, power incredible machines, and create new paths on which to follow. Can you guide the kid to Rishu and bring them both home safely?

If this sounds like your kind of title then you will be happy to know that we are running four competitions, across four days, to win yourself a copy of this virtual reality (VR) title. Yesterday was for three copies of the title on Steam. Today is the same giveaway but for three copies of the PlayStation VR release for the European PlayStation Store. Tomorrow will be the chance to win three codes for the Oculus Store and finally on Friday it will be another chance to win three codes for the PlayStation VR release – but this time for the North American store. Something for everyone!

To enter into this competition, as is usual for one of our giveaways at VRFocus, you do so (for the most part) via interaction with our social media accounts. By using the handy Gleam app below, you can earn entries into the prize draw by completing a number of actions, each of which involved one of our social media accounts.

The competition will be open for one week, having started yesterday and ending at midnight UK time on June 21st, 2018. The draw will be made shortly after the closing time once all the excitement from E3 2018 has settled down a bit.

You can find the app below to enter. Best of luck.

Competition: Win A Copy Of Along Together (PSVR EU Version)

June 12, 2018

Competition: Win 3 Copies Of Along Together On Steam

Well, it’s certainly been a busy week so far with this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). The team have been all kinds of busy both in the UK and the US covering everything that’s been going on. However, just because we’ve got E3 on the go it doesn’t mean that we can’t have a competition this week. And if it doesn’t mean we can’t have a competition, heck, let’s have a four part one!

Throughout this week we’ll be giving people the opportunity to win copies of Los Angeles based developer Turbo Button’s puzzle-platform title Along Together. In Along Together, you are a kid’s imaginary friend: their invisible companion when there’s no one else around and their guardian when things get dangerous. When their dog, Rishu, goes missing, they turn to you for help. Guide your kid to explore extraordinary worlds, and work together to discover hidden secrets. Harness the power of imagination to lift trees, move boulders, power incredible machines, and create new paths where there are none to follow. Find Rishu and bring him home!

We’ve teamed up with Turbo Button to launch a giveaway today for three copies of the videogame on Steam. Tomorrow we’re doing the same but for PlayStation VR on the European PlayStation Store. On Thursday we’re back to PC, but with three codes for the Oculus Store and Friday rounds off the week with another three codes for PlayStation VR – but for the North American store. So, something for everyone on PC and PSVR.

First up then, the title on Steam – which has support for HTC Vive, Windows Mixed Reality and Oculus Rift. As is usual for one of our giveaways at VRFocus, entry is made (for the most part) via interaction with our social media accounts. So, if you, say, visited our Facebook page then you’ll get an entry – and incidentally if you happened to follow us on there when you got there that’d be pretty amazing of you. All you need to do is interact with the Gleam app below.

The competition will be open a week. Beginning today and ending at midnight UK time on June 20th, 2018. The draw will be made shortly after this once all the E3 hullaballoo has died down.

You can find the app below. Best of luck.

Competition: Win A Copy Of Along Together (Steam Version)

June 9, 2018

Ghost Giant Is A New PSVR Title Similar To Along Together

After Sony revealed Tetris Effect earlier this week from the creators of Rez Infinite, they’re back today with another new PSVR game announcement.

Ghost Giant is a new title from Zoink Games that puts players in the ethereal ghost hands of a giant being tasked with protecting and helping a little cat-like person named Lois.

According to the PS Blog announcement, players will:

“Use your see-through hands to lift furniture, vehicles and trees. You can even rotate and open entire buildings to reveal the stories going on inside. The picturesque town of Sancourt becomes your own little dollhouse sandbox.”

If that sounds familiar, that’s because it’s basically the exact same concept behind Along Together from Turbo Button. It was launched on Daydream originally but has since been Moss vibes as well.

It feels a little odd to have a big reveal announcement for a game that seems so similar to one that just released on the platform (Along Together) so hopefully there is enough here to separate it.

What do you think of the news? Let us know down in the comments below!

Tagged with: Along Together, Ghost Giant

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June 3, 2018

Something For The Weekend: Neon Lights And Intense Fights

With the first weekend of June here it is time for another entry of Something for the Weekend, where VRFocus brings you a number of deals on virtual reality (AR) titles. This weekend it is time to look at the Steam store and a theme of neon lights and some intense looking fights will await players in these titles. As always, be sure to check back every weekend for even more deals right here on VRFocus.

OVERTURN

“OVERTURN it’s a videogame that’s not trying to reinvent the wheel, just done well, offering players an action filled journey with swords, lasers, grenades and a very silent sidekick. Sure the puzzles aren’t that complex, and you spend a lot of time waving your arms around punching people in the face, sometimes that’s all you need.” – Read VRFoucs’ Senior Staff Writer Peter Graham’s preview of OVERTURN.

OVERTURN is available now for £18.39 (GBP) down from the usual £22.99.

Assetto Corsa

If you are looking to experience the next generation of racing simulator then look no further than Assetto Corsa. Featuring an advanced DirectX 11 graphics engine offering immersive environments, dynamic lighting and realistic materials, players will have a hard time telling the real world and this VR experience apart. With single player and multiplayer modes included along with a long list of licensed cars, this is one that is sure to make car fans smile.

Assetto Corsa is currently avaiable for £13.16 (GBP) down from £15.49.

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VROOM: Galleon

Experience life on the open sea aboard your very own pirate ship in this VR title. With an historically accurate 16th-century ship to explore and plenty of fun be found within, including a number of activities and mini-games, players are sure to enjoy life on the ocean waves.

VROOM: Galleon is available now on PlayStation VR for £3.63 (GBP) down from £5.19.

Keep Defending

“Keep Defending is a first-person VR tower defense archery game where you build up your defenses during the enemy onslaught. Target enemies before they reach your gate and earn gold to set up ever more capable defenses including crossbows, fireball-shooting wizards, brave knights, cannons, and more as you try and deal with the approaching hordes in a variety of different environments and scenarios.”

Keep Defending is available now for £1.39 (GBP) on sale from the usual £5.59.

VR RHYTHM ACTION SEIYA

If you are looking for a rhythm title with a difference then this might be the one for you. Here players are tasked with playing the melody of the songs by punching the lyrics and notes that fly towards the player. With the option to punch or slash the notes, this VR music title will keep your on your toes as you stay in time with the beat to score the most points possible.

VR RHYTHM ACTION SEIYA is only £10.14 (GBP) down from £14.49.

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Redout: Enhanced Edition

“Redout is a tribute to the old racing monsters such as F-Zero, WipeOut, Rollcage, and POD.It is designed to be an uncompromising, fast, tough and satisfying driving experience, soaked in that vertigo that stands at the core of the arcade racing genre. The floating system and driving models are based on physics: each turn, slope, hard braking, acceleration, each turn and twist of the track will apply a unique force to the ship. A sharp low-polygon style blends meshes and terrains with the latest state-of-the-art shading and lighting effects provided by the Unreal Engine 4, creating beautiful and instantly recognisable aesthetics. Breezy coastlines, eerie frozen landscapes, vast desert plains: the melancholic, dystopian atmosphere of a semi abandoned Earth is the background for the most high-speed, tense and beautiful futuristic racing clashes.”

Redout: Enhanced Edition is available now for £8.99 (GBP) down from £29.99.

Along Together

“Despite the input system, VRFocus would argue that Along Together is not a point-and-click videogame as Turbo Button suggest. It’s much closer to a platform-puzzle videogame in that the experience is less about objectives and item collection, more concerned with path-finding. This certainly isn’t a negative comment however, as Along Together is a welcome addition to the Google Daydream’s software catalogue regardless of how you choose to define it. With a pleasing, chunky and colourful art style and a fine assortment of puzzles, Along Together is an easy recommendation for Google Daydream owners.” – Read VRFocus’ Editor Kevin Joyce’s review of Along Together.

Along Together is currently £11.62 (GBP) down from £15.49.

Soviet Lunapark VR

Step into the world of facility no.3826 in an alternate history Soviet Russia where the creations of Dr Pavlov have started going wrong and now the player must fight to survive. Team up with up to three friends and complete a number of missions and challenges in this crazy title that is full of creepy thinking machines and disgusting corpses all out to put an end to your life.

Soviet Lunapark VR is currently on sale for £8.69 (GBP) down from £14.49.

Smashing The Battle VR

“In the year 2085, a huge multiplex construction site becomes a victim of a massive scale hacking incident. Due to the hack, the construction robots start to attack the workers on site. What could have possibly happened? Now you can witness it yourself, with two unique heroines to control and two different stories to unfold!”

Smashing The Battle VR is currently available for £6.39 (GBP) down from £7.99.

ADR1FT

“ADR1FT proves that Oculus VR’s comfort ratings are not to be taken lightly. This may be a launch title for the Oculus Rift, but you might consider easing yourself in with some of the ‘Comfortable’ and ‘Moderate’ experiences before jumping into the deep end. That will be an understandably frustrating proposition for many fans, but if there were to be any ‘doctor’s orders’ about getting started with VR, it would be this.” – Read VRFocus’ Staff Writer Jamie Feltham’s preview of ADR1FT.

ADR1FT is available for only £3.74 (GBP) right now on sale from £14.99.

That is all for this week but remember that VRFocus gathers all the best sales and deals every week, so check back next weekend at the same time to discover more.