The prohibitive cost means that uptake of VR devices has been slower than anticipated – leading many to brush it all off as a gimmick. That seems to be slowly changing. For the first time, sales of VR headsets have exceeded a million units in a single quarter.

Supermassive Games, the developers of Rush of Blood, have delayed both of their new PSVR titles into the beginning of 2018 for a little more polish time.

It's a delightfully irreverent, casual tabletop warfare game that offers some surprisingly satisfying strategy gaming. There are a few fundamental flaws that are overshadowed by slick production values and some wonderfully witty writing.

PlayStation VR is getting price cuts anc changes to its two different purchasing options, which might make the headset a little more desireable.

Moss stole many hearts when it was quietly revealed at Sony’s VR showcase at E3 2017. From a small studio called Polyarc (composed of ex-Bungie and Dragon Age staff, as well people who’ve worked on games like Red Dead Redemption), it’s one of the most delightfully endearing and charming games that I played at Gamescom.

In VR circles, Arizona Sunshine is generally held in high regard – and it’s for a good reason. Released towards the end of last year on the PC’s VR platforms, the zombie shooter eschewed the overtly tense, hair-raising escapades of real survival horrors. Instead, it’s a bright and colourful, slightly silly game that focuses on the core shooting experience. And …

Quill is just a mouse, which makes communicating with players a little tricky. But Moss' developers are finding a fascinating way at tackling this.

Superhot might have taken more than a year to reach the PS4, but you're getting arguably the best version of it too.