One of the co-creators of Thumper (2016), an acclaimed rhythm action game that eventually got VR support, has announced a new VR-first game called Thrasher with some totally unique-looking gameplay.

Developing for virtual reality is a very different beast from developing for standard 2D monitors, so much so that people have generally accepted that the best VR games are built from the ground up ...

Thumper manages to do a lot with very little input, making it both extremely easy to pick up and difficult to master. This is a tempting combination that demands replaying, in part because of how ...

Anticipated PlayStation VR launch title Thumper will debut ahead of schedule on Monday night “to surprise and reward everyone who’s been waiting years for Thumper to come out with the chance to play a ...

Rhythm violence game Thumper will launch alongside Sony PlayStation VR on Oct. 13. The demand for VR headsets is expected to increase in the coming years. Sony's PlayStation VR is one of the most ...

The first time I ever played Thumper, upstairs in a restaurant a few blocks from last year's Game Developers Conference, I was struck by a few things about it: primarily, the powerful sense of ...

You don’t have to play Thumper in virtual reality, but you’re missing out on a large part of the experience if you don’t. You are what appears to be a space beetle, and you’re being held in an ...

Thumper on Playstation VR excels at creating a sense of controlled discomfort. I found my palms sweaty, my heart racing, and an ephemeral sense of dread build up inside of my as I continued to race my ...

Much hype has been made around Rez Infinite, a PlayStation VR-inspired return of the beloved fan favorite rave rhythm game from the SEGA Dreamcast era. I really enjoyed my time with the rejuvenated ...

Pretty much the first question I asked after playing the Thumper demo last year was "are you doing VR support?" Many months later, an answer has emerged: it's coming to PlayStation VR. Described as a ...

Thumper is a fast paced “rhythm violence” arcade game developed by DROOL for PlayStation VR and PS4. As a space-scarab-like creature you’ll rip down an infinite slide while jumping, drifting, and ...