Virtual Reality Reviews

Lenovo has launched its first camera, and it has two lenses to take 180-degree wide-angle pictures, ideal for viewing with its new virtual reality headset.

Mobile virtual reality has a lot of problems. You need to use your phone, which can overheat and eat up your battery life. Standalone VR is the future, and the latest entry is Lenovo and Google’s wireless Mirage Solo with Daydream. It offers six degrees of freedom.

Say hello to the Vive Pro. Building on the success of the original Vive headset, the Vive Pro promises to deliver unparalleled visuals with an improved fit and finish. Let’s find out if it lives up to those lofty promises.

Polyarc Games’ Moss uses the PSVR’s capabilities in small, meaningful ways to deliver a resounding ad-venture.

Spring Vector features heart pounding VR gameplay and immersive motion controls, but trips itself up from trying to do too much.

Here’s our Merge Blaster Hands-on review, one of the most fun AR experiences we had at CES 2018 that didn’t require a headset.

The HTC Vive Tracker is weird. It looks like a futuristic hockey puck, but what it does is even stranger — it brings physical objects into VR.

Ever wondered what it’s like to control a four-legged robot and fight augmented reality battles in your living room? Check out Mekamon .

‘Fallout 4 VR’ capably makes the transition to virtual reality, but with some significant bumps.

VR flight sim "Bow to Blood" puts you in command of sci-fi airship on a gladiator-style reality show.

Doom VFR takes players back to Mars and back to the pits of hell to battle demons and monsters in virtual reality. Read why in our review.

In our ‘Monster of the Deep: Final Fantasy XV’ review, Square Enix brings Final Fantasy, fishing, and VR together to make one of the most solid and complete-feeling PSVR games to date.

The new version of Sony’s PlayStation VR headset offers minor, but appreciated, improvements. Read more in our review.

‘Skyrim’ was a technical marvel in 2011, but the genre-defining, open world RPG really shows its age on PSVR.

‘Blood & Truth’ a full-length version of Sony London’s PSVR demo, ‘The London Heist,’ packs in more cinematic VR action.

Is Acer’s VR headset really a challenger to the champions of the VR space? During our Acer Mixed Reality Headset review, we find out.

Google’s update to its Daydream View virtual reality headset adds improved build quality, a better fit, and a heat-sink so you can escape away in VR for longer periods of time.

Samsung’s Odyssey brings OLED screens, a wider field of view, built-in headphones, and more, making it the best Windows Mixed Reality HMD yet.

While PlayStation VR lacks the raw power of the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive, it’s going to make a lot of new VR fans.

In our Windows Mixed Reality review, we dive into the first version of Windows to transcend the limits of two dimensions for a full stereoscopic 3D experience.

In our Lone Echo review we discover a game that gets closer to capturing zero-gravity movement than any VR title we’ve played.

“Star Trek Bridge Crew” combines the immersive possibilities of virtual reality with the social aspects that make cooperative games great.