CULTIC Review—Built On The Past, Not Buried By It - Virtual Grip

There's a particular kind of nostalgia reserved for the shooters that emerged from the mid-'90s, their worlds stitched together from jagged

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Roboquest VR Review—Built for Speed, Tested by Hardware - Virtual Grip

There was always a degree of scepticism surrounding Roboquest VR. Translating one of the fastest roguelite shooters in recent years into

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LEGO® Party! Review—More Than The Sum Of Its Bricks - Virtual Grip

Party games have always thrived on company. They're built around laughter that spills across the sofa, friendly rivalries that linger long

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Killing Floor III Review—Still Bloody Brilliant in the Right Company - Virtual Grip

Prior to Killing Floor III, my only experience with Tripwire's long-running series came through its virtual reality spin-off, a curious

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Tales of Seikyu Review—Folklore Flourishes, Familiar Foundations - Virtual Grip

Life simulators have spent years refining the familiar comforts of sowing crops, building friendships and slowly turning neglected land into

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Lunarium Review—Ambition Shines Through an Unpolished Adventure - Virtual Grip

There are games you seek out because they're built around mechanics you already know you'll enjoy, and then there are those that persuade you

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Pinball FX VR: The Princess Bride Table Review—Where Fairytales Meet Silver Ball Excellence - Virtual Grip

Few films lend themselves to pinball quite as naturally as The Princess Bride. Its swashbuckling action, memorable characters and endlessly

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Halo: Campaign Evolved Review—A Classic Reborn for a New Generation - Virtual Grip

Some games become landmarks. Others become places you return to, not simply because they're good, but because they remind you why you fell in

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Fading Echo Review—Inventive Ideas Shine Through the Imperfections - Virtual Grip

There is something immediately compelling about Fading Echo. Not because it promises another sprawling action adventure, but because it

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Denshattack! Review—An Electrifying Arcade Triumph - Virtual Grip

The easiest way to describe Denshattack! is as Tony Hawk's Pro Skater by way of Jet Set Radio, filtered through the irrepressible optimism of

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Pinball FX VR: Pacific Rim Table Review—Great Pinball First, Pacific Rim Second - Virtual Grip

There's an easy temptation with a licence like Pacific Rim to let spectacle do most of the heavy lifting. Giant robots, towering Kaiju and

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Burning Rangers Retrospective Review—Still Burns as One of Saturn's Boldest Experiments - Virtual Grip

Growing up, I was a Sega kid through and through. While most of my friends gravitated towards the PlayStation, I remained loyal to Sega

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Pinball FX VR: Goat Simulator Table Review - Pinball Goes Completely Goat - Virtual Grip

Zen Studios' Goat Simulator Pinball successfully translates the wonderfully chaotic spirit of Goat Simulator 3 into an entertaining and

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Moss: The Forgotten Relic Review—A Charming Storybook Adventure That Thrives Beyond Its Virtual Reality Origins - Virtual Grip

Few VR games felt as perfectly suited to the medium as Moss. Looking down on Quill's miniature world while physically reaching into it as the

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Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands Review—A Quirky RPG That Hits the Right Notes - Virtual Grip

How many times have you accepted a terms and conditions without reading a single word? Deathbulge: Battle of the Bands takes that familiar

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White Day: A Labyrinth Named School Retrospective Review — Time Has Softened Its Edges, But Never Its Terrifying Atmosphere - Virtual Grip

When White Day: A Labyrinth Named School arrived on Nintendo Switch in 2022, it brought a cult favourite survival horror experience to a new

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Terrifier: The ARTcade Game Review—A Bloody Tribute That Lacks Lasting Impact - Virtual Grip

As a fan of the Terrifier films, Terrifier: The ARTcade Game immediately caught my attention. Art the Clown has become one of modern horror’s

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The Midnight Walk Review—A Deeply Personal Adventure Built With Remarkable Craft - Virtual Grip

Having already fallen in love with The Midnight Walk in virtual reality, I was eager to see how it would translate to a completely different

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Walkabout Mini Golf: The Homestar Runner Distraction Pack Review—A Masterclass in Fan Service, Creative Design, and Mini Golf - Virtual Grip

The Homestar Runner Distraction Pack marks an exciting shift from the usual course-centric expansions that have characterised Walkabout Mini

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LANESPLIT (VR) Review—An Upgrade That Feels Like a Step Back - Virtual Grip

After a successful launch of its flatscreen version that received a warm welcome on Steam, LANESPLIT quickly attracted a dedicated fanbase

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Cinderia Early Access Review—An Ambitious Challenger Among Modern Roguelike Greats - Virtual Grip

Entering the roguelike genre in 2026 presents a significant challenge. With iconic games like Hades and Dead Cells setting the standard,

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Psyvariar 3 Review—Tradition Triumphs Over Innovation in a Strong Comeback - Virtual Grip

The Psyvariar series, known for its precision and adherence to tradition, has consistently distinguished itself by daring to defy norms. With

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Star Fox Review—Honouring the Past While Looking to the Future - Virtual Grip

Star Fox 64 remains one of the most memorable titles from the Nintendo 64 era, thanks to its iconic dialogue and thrilling arcade gameplay

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