Category: Games

From the moment the headset’s passthrough activates and transforms your living room into a laser-filled gauntlet, it’s clear that Laser Dance (developed by Thomas Van Bouwel and published by Vanbo) is carving out its place on Meta Quest 3/3 S as a standout mixed-reality experience. The objective is deceptively simple: place two buttons on opposite ends of your room, then dodge, duck and weave through laser patterns to hit the target on the far wall. What elevates the game is how the room itself becomes the arena. It’s a premise that works instantly – no long setup, no complex mechanics to learn, although having ample room to play certainly helps. Continue reading “Laser Dance review (PS5)”

Dark Quest 4 opens with a tidy, old-school fantasy premise: Gulak, the sorcerer’s puppet, has stitched together an army of monsters and left villages emptied of their people. The narrative presents that setup like pages from a storybook, using framed text and tableau scenes to move the party from dungeon to dungeon; it never aims to be a twisting epic, instead giving each mission a clear, focused purpose that keeps the tone consistent and the stakes easy to follow. The simplicity of the tale becomes a strength rather than a failing, because it keeps attention on the small, tense dramas that play out on the board-style maps and lets the mechanical systems carry most of the emotional weight. Continue reading “Dark Quest 4 review (PS5)”