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You're not inside the games like with VR, as with AR glasses it's more about giving you a massive flat screen that follows you around as you move your head so it's always in focus and following you. However, this is quite a different beast. Playing Half-Life: Alyx is an experience I'll never forget and absolutely one of my favourite gaming experiences - ever. I'm no stranger to having something strapped to my face.

3-Position adjustment for optimal gaze angle.

Exactly the way I like to cover anything, and the only way I like doing it, so there’s nothing holding me back or really influencing my thoughts. A short moan on Twitter later, and a completely different team that works with Nreal reached out and straight-up offered a pair with no strings attached. After clearly telling them I don't do that, they never replied again.

Problem is this first team wanted a paid review, asking for my "rates". I saw a few others across Twitter had them, so I posted about it and eventually some PR / marketing team emailed me about it. Originally I didn't think I would ever get to test these. After that, put them on and you'll get a huge screen right in front of your eyes.

You plug a cable into the end of one of the temples that goes behind your ear, then the other end into the Steam Deck and away you go. When it comes to using them with the Steam Deck, it's quite literally plug and play. You can hook them up to many things like the Steam Deck, and various consoles (with an adapter).

But before all that, what exactly are they? Well, they're glasses that have screens built into them, to give you a truly personal full cinema experience. It's really a case of seeing is believing, and no amount of photos or videos can really do such a thing enough justice. To say they've blown my mind would be quite the understatement. Recently I was sent over a package with the Nreal Air, so I've spent a fair bit of time testing out these AR glasses with the Steam Deck to see what all the fuss is about.