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Steam Frame Gets VR Right Where So Many Others Went Wrong
Kurt Indovina of GameSpot praises the SteamVR headset as the best VR device he has ever used, highlighting its performance in games like Half-Life: Alyx and Hot Dogs, Horseshoes, and Hand Grenades. Despite its high price point, the standalone wireless headset is considered a significant advancement over previous Valve hardware and a superior option to Meta's offerings, which are criticized for their metaverse focus.
We Troll Each Other with BAD Songs In Dead as Disco
In Dead as Disco, a rhythm brawler that allows players to import custom music, the creators decided to troll each other by selecting terrible and ridiculous songs. This article details their experience finding and playing bad music within the game.
Alawon: Life of a Game Composer Is a Life Sim Where You Create and Export Real Music
Muscle Cat announced Alawon: Life of a Game Composer, a life simulation game where players manage a composer's career, create music using an in-game DAW, and balance personal needs and relationships. The game explores themes of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency's impact on the creative industry, featuring a branching narrative with multiple endings.
Witness The Birth Of A New Gaming Genre This Week
Over 150 developers are collaborating to establish "Fake OS" games as a new genre, simulating operating systems and desktops to tell stories. A week-long sale on Steam featuring these games runs from April 27 to May 4, with a live showcase called InterfaceX hosted by Lucy James and Kurt Indovina on May 2.
150+ game devs promote “Fake OS” Steam tag for InterfaceX26 Steam Sale & Showcase
Over 150 game developers and publishers are collaborating on InterfaceX26, a week-long Steam sale and livestream event from April 27 to May 4. The initiative aims to establish "Fake OS" as an official Steam tag for games that simulate operating systems or digital interfaces. Players can support the campaign by tagging relevant games on Steam.
Murder Meet Cute selected as InterfaceX26 World Premiere main feature
Murder Meet Cute has been selected as a World Premiere main feature for InterfaceX26, a week-long Steam sale and livestream event running from April 27 to May 4. The interactive fiction game, developed by Kitico, LABORARE, and Crybaby Studios, will be highlighted during a live showcase on May 2, hosted by GameSpot's Kurt Indovina and Lucy James. InterfaceX26 aims to bring more visibility to 'Fake OS' genre games.