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‘Werewolves Within’ Review: Lies and Deception in Social VR

POSITIVES

- Excellent avatar articulation - Addictive gameplay loop - Engaging use case for social VR - Inevitably hilarious debates and arguments

NEGATIVES

- Strict group size requirement - High learning curve - Little variety other than changing roles and players

“Werewolves Within is a creative and comical social VR experience that’s unlike anything else available in the medium, but it comes with a high learning curve and high barrier to entry. With the right friends and a fun group, you could easily play this for hours and never get tired of the deceptive persuasions.”

5 VR Games With Local Multiplayer To Play With Your Friends and Family

Playroom VR

Platforms: PlayStation VR [PSN Store]

Several of the games are best played with a group of people — some inside the headset, some holding controllers, some just yelling out things from the screen — and it’s sure to yield a few hours of fun for any group. This is one of the best party games we’ve seen in a long time.

Black Hat Cooperative

Platforms: Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and OSVR [Steam]

In Black Hat Cooperative, you get to actually live out that fantasy. One of you puts on the headset and goes into a first-person view as you explore the different levels and the out-of-headset operative feeds you information and directions, as well as hacks into systems for you.

VR The Diner Duo

Platforms: HTC Vive [Steam]

This game lets us all live out our fantasy of working in the food service industry. The person inside the headset is a chef making burgers and other types of food at a diner while the other person walks the floor taking orders while playing on the PC screen.

Ruckus Ridge

Platforms: HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, OSVR [Steam]

If you can round up enough people, Ruckus Ridge might be the most fun party game we’ve seen in VR yet. The person inside the headset has a gun and has to hunt down everyone else. The other people play off of the monitor screen using gamepads while they run around, hide, and evade their headset adversary.

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes

Platforms: Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, OSVR, PlayStation VR, and Samsung Gear VR [Steam] [Gear VR] [PSN Store]

The headset-wearing player is in a room, alone, with a ticking bomb that’s about to explode and has to defuse it before time runs out. The catch is that the only way to defuse it is by following the instructions that only the non-headset wearing players can see. Either on-screen or via their phone or tablet, they have to relay instructions based on what the bomb defuser sees inside the headset.

Turns out Free Roam Virtual Reality is a thing! #VR #VirtualReality #ZeroLatency

VR is definitely one of the biggest buzz words in the game industry at the moment. For the vast majority of us, the hype is based off reviews and videos as these VR headsets are in high demand and also quite expensive. If you weren’t already itching for a gaming session with a VR headset, this video will likely change your mind as there is an Australian based company that have created a VR…

PlayStation Will Have Four-Player Local Morpheus VR Multiplayer At E3 2015  #vr #sony #projectmorpheus #E3

Sony is showing off a live four-player local multiplayer mode for its Morpheus virtual reality headset for PlayStation 4 at E3 2015 this year. This marks the first time the company has had this kind of multiplayer experience ready for people to actually try out with a real game, including a new game called Rigs for 3v3 multiplayer arena battles.

Virtual reality is coming much closer to becoming…