Review
‘Firmament’ Review – Complex Puzzles & Visual Richness Lacking a Native VR Touch
Firmament was created in the spirit of Myst, the studio's genre-defining puzzle adventure which maroons you in a strange realm with some very imposing architecture,...
‘Another Fisherman’s Tale’ Review – A Captivating Sequel with More of Everything
We're back for another dose of mind-bending puzzles à la Bob the Fisherman. The sequel offers up a longer, more emotionally complex story while packing...
‘Propagation: Paradise Hotel’ Review – A Pretty Ok Impression of ‘Resident Evil’
Propagation: Paradise Hotel offers some patently terrifying moments of horror, but between the ever-lingering danger of zombified attacks and a few giant bosses—making for a...
‘Vertigo 2’ Review – One of PC’s Greatest VR Games Since ‘Half-Life: Alyx’
The long-awaited sequel to Vertigo is here, bringing with it another dose of its distinctly Half-Life-esque flair and patently strange yet captivating universe. Does Vertigo...
‘Not For Broadcast VR’ Review – The Dystopian ‘Job Simulator’ for Aspiring Propagandists
Not For Broadcast VR isn't just about live-mixing camera feeds and making sure the National Nightly News airs without a hitch—that's the gamey bit you'll...
‘Horizon Call of the Mountain’ Review – A Visual Feast That Takes VR Climbing...
With Horizon Call of the Mountain, Sony is hoping to have an exclusive big-budget VR game to entice players to the new PSVR 2. Does...
‘The Light Brigade’ Review – The Gun-toting Spiritual Successor to ‘In Death’
The Light Brigade is a roguelike shooter that I would mostly describe as a spiritual successor to In Death: Unchained, the critically acclaimed bowshooter from Sólfar Studios...
‘Hubris’ Review – Visually Stunning VR Shooter That Just Misses the Mark
Hubris should be what we've all been waiting for, a visually well-realized VR native that transports you to otherworldly biomes, replete with shooting, jumping,...
‘Broken Edge’ Review – A Capable Sword Fighting Game Aiming for a Hardcore Niche
Broken Edge is a sword fighting simulator that throws you into an arena and pits you against either an AI or online competitor for some...
‘Bonelab’ Review – An Ambitious Sandbox Waiting for the Right Toys
Bonelab, the latest title from veteran VR developer Stress Level Zero, brings the core of Boneworks to Quest 2 for the first time, but beyond...
‘Into the Radius’ for Quest 2 Review – Pure Dystopian Immersion and a Few...
Into the Radius is a hardcore single-player survival shooter that you've likely already heard about from its time on PC VR headsets via Steam. In case you...
‘Red Matter 2’ Review – An Immersive Answer to Quest’s Arcade Offerings
Red Matter 2 has arrived on Quest 2 and stands out as an immersive single-player adventure against a backdrop of Quest's arcade-focused library. But...
‘COMPOUND’ Review – A Retro Roguelite Shooter That’s An Instant Classic
COMPOUND is a roguelite shooter fresh out of Steam Early Access that unabashedly owes a lot of its DNA to classic first-person shooters like Wolfenstein 3D (1992) and Doom...
‘The Twilight Zone VR’ Review – Fun Psychological Horror Marred by Crappy Combat
The Twilight Zone is an anthology franchise that's spawned multiple TV shows throughout the decades following the iconic 1959 series. While the VR game stays...
‘Moss: Book II’ Review – A Refined & Satisfying Sequel That Sticks With What...
A whopping four years after its opening chapter, Moss: Book II is finally here to continue the story of Quill, a tiny adventurer destined for...
