Coming November 22nd, nDreams has announced that it will be adding motion controls to its game, The Assembly which was one of the complaints we had with the game when it released earlier this year. Motion controls will certainly aid adventurers new to the game but might not entice those

UK developer released its first person adventure game The Assembly for the PC as a regular game and offering support for VR platforms such as the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive for a little bit extra. This has caused a bit of controversy but at the end of the day,

UK developer nDreams has caused a bit of a stir with their built from the ground up VR game ‘The Assembly’ which released on Steam and the Oculus Store earlier this week. It’s a first person narrative driven adventure game which can be played with the Oculus Rift, HTC Vive

nDreams released their first person adventure game The Assembly on Steam yesterday and to give you an idea of what you can expect from the two playable characters (Madeleine Stone and Cal Pearson) here’s a look at the opening 25 minutes of the game. The Assembly is available for £14.99

UK developer nDreams’ VR enabled game (Oculus Rift/HTC Vive) ‘The Assembly’ launches on Steam today at 4pm BST (priced at $29.99 / €24.99 / £19.99). and to mark the occasion they have released a trailer to whet the appetite. Please note, the game can also be played in regular 2D.

nDreams has today announced that its VR adventure game The Assembly will release on Tuesday 19th July, priced at $29.99 / €24.99 / £19.99 available via Steam. A non VR version will also be available and a Playstation VR version will release later in the year. To mark the occasion

nDreams posted a new behind the scenes video which takes a look at the storytelling in their upcoming VR game The Assembly. You can find out more about the game which comes to the Vive, Rift and PS VR on the official website.

Developers nDreams released a new behind the scenes video for their upcoming The Assembly VR game which focuses on the art direction and sound. The video offers a glimpse into the Assembly’s mysterious underground facility using 3D audio, realistic architecture and intricate details. For more information about this game which

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