The Shore Enhanced Edition on PS5 is short, messy, and often hard to read as a game, but its eldritch imagery and oppressive atmosphere are strong enough to make the trip worthwhile if you are in the mood for some cosmic nonsense.
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TerraTech Legion takes the survivors-like formula and finally does something fresh with it, turning each run into a joyful exercise in modular vehicle building, explosive physics chaos, and constant experimentation.
Constance is a beautiful and satisfying metroidvania with excellent movement, but its limited combat, uneven difficulty, and fuzzy storytelling keep it from reaching greatness.
Digiphile has launched the Landfall x Aggro Crab Showcase, a limited-time charity bundle featuring PEAK, Another Crab's Treasure, HASTE, Content Warning, and more in support of Make-A-Wish.
Forefront is already one of the best multiplayer shooters in VR, delivering Battlefield-scale chaos on Quest 3 with strong shooting, vehicles, destruction, and a few rough edges that still need work.
OBLITACRATER has a cute look and a neat spherical-planet gimmick, but its confusing upgrades and oddly flat progression stop it from becoming anything more than a short-lived budget distraction.
The Amusement is a good-looking and occasionally clever VR puzzle adventure with a strong setting, but its roomscale gimmick never goes far enough and the overall experience ends up feeling merely okay.
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All Hail the Orb is a short, absurdly satisfying incremental clicker that turns dopamine-chasing automation and duck-fueled nonsense into one of the easiest recommendations on PC right now.
Mouse P.I. For Hire is a stylish, funny, sharply written noir shooter with fantastic controller gunplay on PS5, even if a few late-game weapons and combat ideas do not stay equally strong.
Bound to Fail turns a ridiculous chair-bound premise into a brutally hard physics platformer that runs great on ROG Xbox Ally X, but demands serious patience.
Gecko Gods is a cozy puzzle exploration game with real charm, creative traversal, and a relaxing vibe, but floaty movement and a messy camera keep it from fully landing.
Nullstar: Solus is a sharp precision platformer with excellent drone handling, smart progression, and flawless performance on ROG Xbox Ally X.
Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege nails the look and sound of an old-school NES action game, but its deliberate stiffness made the challenge feel more awkward than satisfying.
Alaska Gold Fever has a clear gold-rush sim idea and a decent town setup, but repetitive mining, shallow quests, and unstable performance on ROG Xbox Ally X make it hard to recommend right now.
REPLACED delivers one of the most stunning visual presentations in recent memory, backed by a strong story and satisfying combat, even if larger late-game encounters can feel overwhelming.
CloverPit nails atmosphere, sound, and raw run tension, but inconsistent build satisfaction and a slow climb to real power keep it from reaching the same highs as the best run-based games.
Infinicrypt is a simple but genuinely fun bullet hell roguelite with strong class variety and a great run loop, held back by limited long-term progression.
Samson: A Tyndalston Story has a strong world and a cool core idea, but right now it feels like a game released way before it was ready.
Super Alloy Crush feels like a modern Mega Man evolution with snappy movement, excellent boss fights, and deep upgrade systems that already feel surprisingly complete in Early Access.
Last Man Sitting has a ridiculous premise and a genuinely fun Swarm loop, but serious progression bugs and weak handheld optimization on ROG Xbox Ally X make it hard to recommend right now.
Ereban: Shadow Legacy has a cool premise and flashes of real creativity, but it never fully escapes the feeling of unrealized potential.
Restore Your Island is a very simple cleanup loop that kinda nails satisfying progression, and on ROG Xbox Ally X it feels smooth, relaxing, and hard to put down.
WRATH: Aeon of Ruin VR on Meta Quest 3 delivers fantastic shooting and smooth performance, but the flawed level design, awkward checkpoint system, and weak progression make it hard to fully recommend.
ChainStaff is visually stunning on ROG Xbox Ally X with great boss fights and a smart core weapon idea, but uneven control feel keeps the run-and-gun action from fully clicking.
OneOdio Focus A1 Pro delivers strong value with premium-feeling build quality, long battery life, multipoint Bluetooth, and solid everyday sound, even if ANC and ear cup size are not perfect.
Good Luck is a short, chaotic walk-to-work rage game that gets a few genuine laughs out of its absurd trap design, but it runs out of ideas quickly.
The Occultist delivers a strong supernatural mystery, smart puzzle design, and excellent atmosphere, though PS5 performance issues do get in the way.
Space Control is a wild and funny adult VR adventure with a fantastic cast and chaotic story beats, even if the gameplay systems are linear and occasionally janky.
Skytail mixes on-rails flying with gesture-based telekinesis, and while simple at first, it grows into a sweaty, satisfying action adventure.
The Boys: Trigger Warning nails the tone and voice of the series, but repetitive mission design and weak stealth systems stop it from reaching its full potential on Meta Quest 3.
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