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VRFocus - Indie developer Robert Elliott has offered a sneak preview of his upcoming virtual reality (VR) videogame this week, releasing Project Time Travel onto the Oculus VR Share Beta. The title is free to download on PC and comes with full support for the Oculus Rift VR headset. As the name suggests, the title allows users to step back in time using VR and visit a range of historical locations.

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VRFocus - Despite having cancelled a Kickstarter campaign for Dark Deception last month, Glowstick Games is clearly confident in its upcoming project. Speaking to VRFocus, co-founder and CEO Vince Livings remains adamant that the teams efforts will see the light of day. Heading to the Oculus Rift virtual reality (VR) headset on PC, Mac and Linux and Project Morpheus VR headset on PlayStation 4, the title is described as a twisted take on Pac-Man, with players gathering crystals around a maze as they are pursued by horrific enemies.

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VRFocus - Those that are interested in virtual reality's (VR) applications to third-person videogames may want to turn their attention to Paul Cuisset's Subject 13. Indie videogame publisher Microïds has today announced a new stretch goal for the title's ongoing Kickstarter campaign that promises the inclusion of Oculus Rift VR headset support for the adventure title, should it reach the necessary amount of funding.

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VRFocus - As many virtual reality (VR) enthusiasts know, the Oculus Rift is far from the first attempt at bringing VR to the masses. Back in the 1990's the Virtuality line of VR stations tried to break into arcades with titles such as Dactyl Nightmare. It was an ill-fated attempt, though many have fond memories of the device and its experiences. In particular, one developer is resurrecting Dactyl Nightmare for use with the Oculus Rift VR headset.

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VRFocus - There is a range of videogame experiences that fans would like to see adapted into virtual reality (VR) with the Oculus Rift headset, from first-person shooters to adventure titles. Few, though, would jump to popular casual experience Fruit Ninja as the ideal title for an adaption. All the same, a title heavily inspired by Halfbrick Studios' sensation has recently been released with support for the Oculus Rift, and it can currently be downloaded for free.

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VRFocus - It can be hard to remember that, despite the imminent arrival of the Oculus Rift virtual reality (VR) headsets second development kit (DK2), many people are yet to experience the potential of the technology. While developers and enthusiasts use their headsets on an almost daily basis, most consumers are still left wondering when they will get their first chance to try the Oculus Rift for themselves. Those living in London might want to make note that such a chance will take place later this month.

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VRFocus - Indie developer Hinterland is showing promising signs with its upcoming first-person survival simulation title, The Long Dark. Last year the team finished a successful Kickstarter campaign, raising over $250,000 CAD to help fund development, and has since kept fans in the loop with a range of updates. Now the developer has confirmed that the title will feature full support for the Oculus Rift virtual reality (VR) headset.

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VRFocus - Wales Interactives Infinity Runner joins the small collective of videogames that offer support for the Oculus Rift virtual reality (VR) head-mounted display (HMD) long before a consumer version of the device is available. Jumping on the VR bandwagon so early is most certainly a double-edged sword: developers have room to experiment without the worry of being judged against bigger budget titles, but in that respect charging for a software product similar to that which many are putting out to consumers for free can have negative implications. Of course, in the end, its the quality of the product that determines whether or not it achieves its goals in this open field.

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VRFocus - Though successfully passing its Kickstarter campaign, upcoming virtual reality (VR) compatible videogame Grave fell just short of a stretch goal for a PlayStation 4 version. The title is currently set to arrive on PC, Mac and Linux with support for the Oculus Rift VR headset and has even been confirmed for the Xbox One, enjoying a strong showing on the platform at E3 2014 in June. That said, developer Broken Window Studios has recently revealed that it is still pursuing a PlayStation 4 version of the title.

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Siliconera: Theres been a lot of hype over virtual reality headsets after Sony introduced the Project Morpheus earlier this year, but Senran Kagura producer introduces his own take on the virtual reality device okay, its not really a real thing, but we can still dream, right?