The Dreads DLC for Shave & Stuff arrives with the promise of injecting some much‑needed variety into the base game’s shallow barbershop antics, and on the surface, it does exactly that. Adding dreadlocks to the roster of hairstyles gives you something more substantial to work with than the usual stubble‑and‑shave routine, and the first time you’re handed a client with a full head of chunky, stylised dreads, it feels like the game is finally stretching beyond its original toy‑

Shave & Stuff is one of those VR curiosities that feels like it wandered out of a prototype lab and somehow ended up on a major platform. It’s a barbershop simulator in the loosest, most chaotic sense of the word, inviting you to shave, trim, and occasionally mutilate the faces of a rotating cast of cartoonish customers. On PSVR2, the premise has the potential to be tactile and oddly satisfying, the kind of “toybox” VR experience that thrives on physical comedy and haptic fee