After the success of Space Marine 2, Space Marine VR: Defenders of Avarax could be the perfect night out for Warhammer-brained groups of friends (if you can swallow the price)

Have you seen those VR experiences pop up all over the place? I have. Until recently, I never stepped into one. Like escape rooms, it seemed to me like a pricey night out - an event that seemed a bit redundant due to the existence of the number of personal VR headsets in the market. But after playing Space Marine VR: Defenders of Avarax, the latest game from VR experience company Zero Latency, I get it. I finally understand the appeal of such a venture (even if I still have my reservations from ...