Meta Quest 3 Reviews

Latest Meta Quest 3 VR game reviews. Honest, in-depth reviews of the best VR games for Quest 3.

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Red Matter 2 gracefully unravels a compelling narrative through spatial storytelling and clever problem solving that improves upon an already high bar.

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Not only does Stilt's unconventional control scheme work surprisingly well, it opens the door to a uniquely joyful VR experience.

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If you love flight simulators, have experience with HOTAS controls and have an absolutely strong stomach, you will love this game.

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Genotype is probably one of the best single-player games you can play on Quest 3.

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Tiger Blade gives a big middle finger to any hand holding and accessibility options and ruthlessly tests your skills without mercy and I don't know how to feel about that.

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Our VAIL VR Quest 3 review covers precise gunplay, competitive modes, and the launch-era progression, with a note on the later free-download model.

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I may have discovered a new favorite recreational sport, now perfectly tailored to my living room.

Cover image for Dragon Fist VR Kung Fu Review - Quest 3

Our Dragon Fist VR Kung Fu Quest 3 review covers physical martial arts combat, fighter abilities, solo modes, and the co-op options tested at launch.

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Under Cover is a VR love letter to light gun shooters classics and I like it a lot.

Cover image for Towers & Powers Review

If you're itching to strategize in virtual worlds as the realm's divine protector, this dynamic experience might be just for you.

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Border Bots VR is gorgeous, quirky and its gameplay loop is intoxicatingly brilliant. Yeah, it's one of the best games I've played on my Quest 3 so far.

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Few risks were taken to elevate familiar roguelike concepts resulting in runs that quickly blend together without any distinguished mechanics.

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Recommended
9

Its polish makes mechanics sing in harmony, carrying you through by sheer enjoyable force alone. UNDERDOGS establishes new standards for what arena fighting games can achieve in VR.

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While its sublime visuals, engrossing puzzles and memorable boss encounters show glimpses of greatness, inconsistent gameplay and an overreliance on excessive dialogue undermine this ambitious game.