Meta Quest 3 Reviews (page 8 of 8)

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

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If you are someone who loves competitive shooters and go all in, VAIL is probably the best VR multiplayer shooter out there for you.

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

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It's gorgeous, immersive, and whether you play it like a slap-happy overweight Steven Seagal or as 'I know Kung-Fu' Keanu from the Matrix, you will still have a lot of fun and get a workout at the same time.

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

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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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Throughout this review, I use the word 'OK' to describe a lot of the elements of Journey To Foundation and that's it, this game is just OK.

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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If you are seeking a no-frills virtual shooting experience, Operation Serpens delivers.

Cover image for The Tale of Onogoro Review

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.

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Biolum is a very short on-rails experience where the best thing about it the story carried by an overall great voice performance.

Last Labyrinth is without a doubt one of the most distinctive, unforgettable, and dare I say important VR titles released in recent years that will stick with players long after they've escaped its imposing facility.

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By striving only for simplicity, Micro Machines: Mini Challenge Mayhem misses a prime opportunity to deliver that nostalgic miniature racing experience fans were hoping for in virtual reality.

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The formula remains a straightforward rail-shooter, but Gazzlers' unfaltering energy and style had me continually coming back for more crazed combat on the Gazzlers Express.

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Realm Protector doesn't offer much and you'll probably experience everything in like 30 minutes.

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While not reinventing the wheel, LEGO Bricktales translates the beloved brick-building experience seamlessly to VR.

Cover image for In Death: Unchained Announced as Oculus Quest Exclusive

During the UploadVR Summer Showcase, Superbright announced their debut Oculus Quest title - _In Death: Unchained._  _In Death: Unchained_ brings the rogue-lite experience screaming onto the Oculus Quest as few other games have done before for the platform.