Arcade Paradise VR might initially come across as simple, and some might even find it a bit dull, but once it gets under your skin, it becomes a game that truly grows on you, emerging as one of the better management sims available in VR. Source

There's a time for everything. Casual and family games might not be the main attraction for most PSVR2 owners, but they certainly help justify the purchase of the VR set to your better half. Source

What does one write about if everything on the website is just too good?  Exactly, that's the time to bring out all the trash and while I had a top-rated "worst stinkers games" series here on the blog before, it just felt wrong to try and revive it as I felt it just dragged the blog down too much, but after a lot of feedback it is time to revive the concept, welcome back "stinkers". Source

The idea of experiencing a first-person platformer in VR initially seemed daunting, but in truth, it turned out to be one of the most enjoyable VR experiences I've had in quite some time. Silky smooth framerate, excellent yet simple graphics set in a universe that I would never have visited if the world was flat. Could it truly be as remarkable as it sounds? Source

Operation Serpens is finally coming to PlayStationVR2 on February 23rd, featuring #Online CO-OP , #Singleplayer, #Horde Mode, #Zombies and much more. Both Physical and digital versions will be available soon. Realism or not, the goal is to have fun. Will you be one of them? Source

Gun Club came out for PSVR back in 2018 and it has been one of my most played VR games since then. Now 5 years later it has made its way onto the PSVR 2 and luckily its been updated perfectly to fit the new controllers, haptics and it even includes an reduced price for people which own the original PSVR version. Source

Gazzlers, a railshooter shooting gallery type of game with roguelite mechanics. it comes with a good levelling system, loads of powerups and it totally works like if it was made as an Coin-Op game that belong in your local Arcade hall... Source

Last week Spotify announced it would end support for its short-lived Car Thing accessory for streaming music in an automobile… and by end support, I mean the gadgets would just stop working altogether. Part of the problem is Spotify never sold many of these things, but folks who did buy them weren’t too happy, and now Spotify […] The post Lilbits: Spotify is refunding Car Thing customers after all, Librem 16 Linux laptop on the way appeared first on Liliputing.