With its realistic gunplay, cinematic set pieces and campaign meant for solo or co-op play, military shooter fans will find much to love in Zero Caliber 2.
Playing Riven on a VR headset in 2024 gives us a glimpse into a bygone era of adventure gaming that trusted players to explore freely without being led by the hand and I don't know how I feel about that...
The real reason to play Horror Tales: The Beggar is the real-time world-manipulation abilities and how those can be used to solve the interesting puzzles that you come across.
Shave & Stuff's engaging gameplay, intuitive controls, charming artstyle, and somewhat high replay value kinda make it a great addition to the Quest 3's library.
MudRunner VR not only preserves the essence of MudRunner but also enhances it in ways that make for a compelling and thoroughly engaging VR experience.
Bringing the style and spirit of classic noir-inspired adventures to virtual reality, it hits the right balance of engrossing narrative, likable characters, and just challenging enough puzzles.
With a gripping mystery, memorable cast of robots, and some truly head-scratching puzzles, Peanut Button have delivered an outstanding vintage-style adventure.
Despite some uneven gameplay, Empty Head Games' debut Saviorless utilizes its narrative and vivid aesthetics to craft an artistic experience worth seeing through.
Apart from some technical problems that can be improved with a couple of patches, the atmospheric presentation and superb co-op elevate Arizona Sunshine 2 beyond a VR zombie shooter.
