Review
‘YUKI’ Review – a Nostalgic Shot of VR Bullet Hell Madness
Much like the 'Xortex' mini-game in Valve's The Lab, ARVORE's latest roguelike shooter YUKI taps into a veritable reservoir of nostalgia as you guide a pint-size action figure...
‘A Township Tale’ Quest Review – VR’s Most Immersive MMO-like Yet
MMO-like A Township Tale has been available on PC VR for a few years now, but today's launch on Quest opens the game up...
‘Sniper Elite VR’ Review – Satisfying Sniping in Need of Some Backup
Sniper Elite VR is the first made-for-VR game in the long running franchise. True to its name, the game delivers satisfying sniper gameplay, including...
‘Larcenauts’ Review – The Hero Shooter Comes to VR, Sort of
Four years after its acclaimed title Farpoint, developer Impulse Gear is back with a new VR game, Larcenauts. This time around it's something very...
‘A Rogue Escape’ Review – A Successful Fusion of Escape Room and Videogame
Especially thanks to its hands-on nature, A Rogue Escape channels the feeling of an escape room while fusing it with videogame elements, ultimately pulling...
‘Puzzle Bobble VR’ Review – a Bright, Bubble-shaped Diamond in the Rough
Puzzle Bobble (1994), also known as Bust-a-Move in the West, pioneered the tile-matching puzzle genre, not only inspiring generations of mobile games like Candy Crush Saga, but also...
‘Demeo’ Review – Excellent Tabletop Gameplay Needing a More Native VR Touch
Demeo is a tabletop action RPG that puts you with up to three other players in a co-op battle against pint-sized foes of all...
‘Wraith: The Oblivion – Afterlife’ Review – Frights, Intrigue & Cowering in Closets
Wraith: The Oblivion - Afterlife is a single-player horror-adventure set in the storied 'World of Darkness' universe. You don't need to be a Masquerade fan though...
‘Hand Physics Lab’ Review – Putting the Fun in Frustration
Hand Physics Lab is all about hand-tracking, and this over 80-level game aims to throw you head first into a whimsical series of seemingly...
‘The Climb 2’ Review – Ascending to Greater, More Fun Environments
The Climb 2 has continued to refine what made the first game in the franchise so much fun. It serves up more interesting and challenging climbs...
‘Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond’ Review – War Never Felt so Bland
Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond has seemingly everything going for it. The backing of Facebook's VR publishing arm, Oculus Studios, and development by...
‘MYST’ for Quest Review – Iconic Point & Click Gameplay Adapted for the Virtual...
Originally released on Macintosh in 1993, Myst immersed players in a first-person adventure that was truly ahead of its time, both visually and conceptually....
‘Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge’ Review – Beautiful but Basic Shooter with...
Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge marks a clear departure from ILMxLAB's Vader Immortal series, bringing gameplay to the forefront and using its campaign as...
‘Blair Witch: Quest Edition’ Review – Real Psychological Thrills Worthy of the Name
Games built on film franchises are rarely good for a reason. Many suffer from comparatively lower budgets and seem to fundamentally lack creative flexibility....
‘Star Wars: Squadrons’ Review – The New Top Gun of VR Dogfighters
Star Wars: Squadrons is here, the space dogfighter from EA's Motive Studios. Although it was created primarily for console and PC, the game also...
