Latest Episode of Virtual Grip Podcast: Ep.5 - Sony’s Asleep, Titanfall’s Elite & Paul’s Gone Long-Form
Sony’s asleep, but the modders are wide awake! This month, we explore how fans are bringing PSVR1 games to modern PCVR headsets, proving the community can do what PlayStation won’t. We also dive into Titanfall 2’s incredible VR mod, putting giant robots and high-speed combat right in your face. Meanwhile, Paul appears to have developed a taste for games that last longer than a weekend. Has he found his gaming soulmate, or is his backlog officially in danger? Tune in for VR wizardry, modding brilliance, and Paul’s unexpectedly long-form era!
Silver Pines Review—The Haunting Beauty of Silver Pines
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Allogloom Review—A World of Wonders and Wretched Things
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Tenebris Somnia Review—A Nightmare Caught Between Pixels and Reality
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Pixel Washer Early Access Review—A little more polish, and it could shine
I enjoyed my preview of Pixel Washer back in June, when its simple pleasures seemed to offer a welcome antidote to the increasingly...
Valor Mortis Review—Death Comes Into Focus
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Consoles & PC
Silver Pines Review—The Haunting Beauty of Silver Pines
There is something immediately captivating about Silver Pines. It was the game's visual style that first drew me towards it, with its peculiar...
Allogloom Review—A World of Wonders and Wretched Things
There is something immediately captivating about Allogloom. It was the macabre art style that first caught my attention, with its peculiar marriage of...
Tenebris Somnia Review—A Nightmare Caught Between Pixels and Reality
The collision between old-school pixel art and live-action horror is what first drew me to Tenebris Somnia, and it proves to be far...
Pixel Washer Early Access Review—A little more polish, and it could shine
I enjoyed my preview of Pixel Washer back in June, when its simple pleasures seemed to offer a welcome antidote to the increasingly...
Valor Mortis Review—Death Comes Into Focus
There was something particularly intriguing about the prospect of Valor Mortis. One More Level had already demonstrated, across its Ghostrunner games, an uncommon...
Handheld Gaming
Allogloom Review—A World of Wonders and Wretched Things
There is something immediately captivating about Allogloom. It was the macabre art style that first caught my attention, with its peculiar marriage of...
Tenebris Somnia Review—A Nightmare Caught Between Pixels and Reality
The collision between old-school pixel art and live-action horror is what first drew me to Tenebris Somnia, and it proves to be far...
Pixel Washer Early Access Review—A little more polish, and it could shine
I enjoyed my preview of Pixel Washer back in June, when its simple pleasures seemed to offer a welcome antidote to the increasingly...
Thank You Bus Driver Review—The Trouble with Getting There
The thing that makes Thank You Bus Driver such an appealing prospect is the promise of something a little more peculiar than your...
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered Review—An Old World, Newly Discovered
There are games that spend years hovering at the edge of your attention, their reputations so firmly established that actually playing them can...
Virtual Reality
Pinball FX VR: Judge Dredd Table Review—Mega-City One Goes Tilt
There is something fitting about Judge Dredd finding a home on a pinball table. Mega-City One has always been a place of noise,...
Tiny Flock Review—A Little World of Its Own
Tiny Flock was the standout of the VR Games Showcase when it was announced, a small, strange-looking puzzle game that immediately seemed to...
Lone Echo Retrospective Review—A Signal in the Dark
I came back to Lone Echo in 2026 for a slightly dispiriting reason: I was looking for the sort of high-end VR experience...
Gunman Contracts – Stand Alone Early Access Review—A Contract Worth Taking
I have a soft spot for Gunman Contracts. I spent a lot of time with the original Half-Life: Alyx mods, and they captured...
Knights of Fiona Review—A Knight’s Journey That Never Quite Begins
There is something immediately comforting about returning to CharacterBank's worlds. I have a particular fondness for RUINSMAGUS, the studio's earlier attempt at making...
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Trover Saves The Universe Review
As soon as Trover Saves The Universe was announced for the Quest, we knew we needed to play this version of the game....
Anamorphine VR Review
From the day of seeing the trailer for Anamorphine, which at the time was the PlayStation trailer I have been looking forward to...
Naked Sun Review
One thing VR let's you do is put yourself into worlds and situations you would not hope to find yourself in. Naked Sun...
Hitman 3 VR Review
A number of VR users have been waiting to step into the shoes of Agent 47, and the team at IO Interactive have...
Moss: The Forgotten Relic Review—A Charming Storybook Adventure That Thrives Beyond Its Virtual Reality Origins
Few VR games felt as perfectly suited to the medium as Moss. Looking down on Quill's miniature world while physically reaching into it...
Colossal Cave Review
Where we have seen some classic games translate well into the VR, this is not always the case. Colossal Cave is the next...
Rooms of Realities Review
Rooms of Realities was always going to be an Escape Room game for me, as it’s made with co-op in mind. This really...
Lone Echo Retrospective Review—A Signal in the Dark
I came back to Lone Echo in 2026 for a slightly dispiriting reason: I was looking for the sort of high-end VR experience...