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.
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.
AVO: Echoes of the Void has a strong setup and some decent ideas, but weak movement and frustrating puzzle logic make the experience hard to recommend right now.
Icarus: Console Edition is a deep and often rewarding survival game with huge long-term potential, but non-existent onboarding, confusing systems, and clumsy console UI make the first dozens of hours rough.
Painkiller is a fast, bloody co-op shooter with excellent gunfeel and movement, held back by a thin story, light mission variety, and repetition once the campaign ends.
Iron Rebellion on Quest 3 delivers one of the most tactile and satisfying mech cockpits in VR, with weighty combat, deep systems, and multiplayer that is surprisingly active.
Project Songbird delivers a deeply personal psychological horror story with excellent voice work and atmosphere, even if its combat and stealth systems feel undercooked.
OneOdio Monitor 60 sounds way better than its price suggests, with strong comfort, clean instrument separation, and real value if you can live with the wired-only setup.
Peak Rhythm has an interesting hook on paper, but right now its inconsistent rhythm logic, unreliable grabbing, and limited content make it hard to recommend.
Minishoot' Adventures is a brilliant blend of twin-stick shooting, bullet hell intensity, and Zelda-like exploration, and on PS5 it feels like a modern classic.
