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Inside The VR Fitness Craze
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Inside The VR Fitness Craze

This resurgence of VR, now backed up by enough processing power to live up to the failed promises of full immersion made in the 80s and then 90s, has been largely defined by software that requires the player to get physical; swinging their arms, climbing, tossing, shadowboxing, dodging, blocking, turning handles, pulling. It’s really no wonder then, that VR has been embraced by a growing community of health minded enthusiasts for its fitness benefits.

Sabrina "Boo" Stewart ·
Killing Floor: Incursion - Review (PSVR)
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Killing Floor: Incursion - Review (PSVR)

Killing Floor: Incursion is one of the most immersive games to date on Sony's young VR platform. An impressive feet for a franchise that started as nothing more than a mod of Unreal Tournament over a decade ago. At first glance it looks like an easy game to pigeon hole, but the deeper you dive into Killing Floor: Incursion the more you find exactly how much is below the surface. The best way to describe the game is by starting off with the obvious - Resident Evil. Stopping there though wouldn't do it justice at all. If it's one part Resident Evil you could also say that Incursion is equal parts Unreal Tournament, Assassin's Creed, and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter all rolled into a nice and neat, functioning, VR package.

Phil Neyman ·