Guns and Nuns: Storming Hell

High on Life is coming to a new platform, as the irreverent first-person shooter with talking alien guns is getting a VR port. Announced during the VR Games Showcase, this new version of High on Life will launch for Meta Quest, PlayStation VR2, and SteamVR headsets in 2027. Originally developed by Squanch Games, the VR port of High on Life is being handled by Flat2VR Studios. The developer says that it is essentially rebuilding the game so that it can take advantage of VR tech, allowing players to interact with their talking--and opinionated--guns. The trailer below shows off some of these new

An index of guides for Hell Clock's 2.0 update, including explainers for everything new and links to useful guides and planners.

Stranger Than Heaven's flexible fighting system feels like an increase in challenge from the standard Like a Dragon brawling, but that feels like a good indication that RGG Studio isn't content to merely serve up more of the same with its new series prequel. We had another IGN editor, Tristan Ogilvie, sit down with Stranger Than Heaven after Michael Higham put together our first combat hands-on last week. Check out this video for Tristan's thoughts.

Two dedicated communities have turned Halo into competitive extreme sports and it's a delight to watch.

I specifically asked for this to be painted black.