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VRFocus - Many are eager to see how virtual reality (VR) technology might affect the real-time strategy (RTS) videogame genre. While titles suchs as The Universim have teased that they might support devices such as the Oculus Rift VR head-mounted display (HMD) going forward, few developers are yet to commit to using the tech for their titles. Now VR enthusiasts can add Deep Space Settlement to the expanding list of potential VR supporters.

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VRFocus - If QBEH-1: The Atlas Cube gets one thing right, its the implementation of its Oculus Rift support. Launch the videogame via Steam and a pop-up with two options appears immediately: Play QBEH-1: The Atlas Cube or Launch Oculus Rift Mode. For fans of virtual reality (VR) right now, it doesnt get better than that.

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VRFocus - Due out in November 2014, Project CARS is aiming to integrate both the Oculus Rift on PC and Project Morpheus, although compatibility may be released later down the line. Dont be fooled into thinking the developer is treating VR as a simple add-on, however, as it has already posted plenty of VR footage from the title. Just how well it holds up when actually played remains to be seen but for now rest assured that the team is treating its integration with respect.

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VRFocus - Last week saw the release of a brand new demo for the upcoming virtual reality (VR) compatible sci-fi horror title, Caffeine. The demo, released for PC, was based off of the build that developer Incandescent Imaging revealed at this year's AVCon and is compatible with the Oculus Rift VR head-mounted display (HMD). Now a Linux version of the same demo has launched for users to test out.

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VRFocus - Even in this early stage, virtual reality (VR) is no stranger the dinosaurs. While visiting prehistoric lands and creatures with an Oculus Rift VR head-mounted display (HMD) has been a popular choice for developers experimenting with the technology, indie team Octagon Interactive was one of the first to include full support for the device with its dinosaur-based first-person shooter (FPS), Beasts of Prey. This week sees another dinosaur-starring title launch a Kickstarter campaign, with VR support possible.

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A hands-on account of some demos for the Oculus Rift Dev Kit 2, including a reaction video to Ocean Rift. Who knew that demo could be so terrifying?

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VRFocus - Upcoming sci-fi horror title Caffeine has only seen its supported platforms grow throughout 2014. Starting life as just a PC title, developer Dylan Browne later confirmed that he would be adding support for the Oculus Rift virtual reality (VR) head-mounted display (HMD) to the title. Following that, a PlayStation 4 version of the title was confirmed. Could that consoles Project Morpheus VR HMD also be added to the list of devices?

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VRFocus - Indie developer Sander Sneek has recently confirmed to VRFocus that his virtual reality (VR) focused racing videogame, Polyrider, has been updated to include support for the Oculus Rift VR head-mounted display's (HMD) second development kit (DK2). The title, which is inspired by the likes of Proun from Joost can Dongen, can currently be downloaded for free over on the developer's official website.

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VRFocus - The horror genre has proved popular for virtual reality (VR) videogames, and this week sees the launch of a new Kickstarter campaign for a promising new entry named Albino Lullaby. Developer Ape Law is looking to raise $25,000 USD by 21st September 2014 in order to help fund marketing of the title, which will feature full support for the Oculus Rift VR head-mounted display (HMD) on PC. Console versions of the title on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Wii U are also possible.

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From GamesReviews: "What's makes a good horror game? Does it need monsters? Does it need to be set in the dark? Is The Last of Us a horror game or does the genre exist beyond its separate elements? These are just some of the questions that Joe Ryan, Allison Hill and Mat Growcott try to crack on this week's GRCast. Scary games used to be ten a dime, but times have changed and now they're mostly coming from indie publishers. Can they make a full come back, and will Oculus Rift play a role in its revival?"