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Cover image for Clone Drone in the Hyperdome Review

It's the kind of game that makes you feel like a skilled warrior while providing enough depth to keep you coming back for more.

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The worst thing a VR game can do is fail to make you feel anything while playing, and unfortunately, I felt nothing while playing Exercise Your Demons!.

Cover image for Skydance's Behemoth Review

The combination of satisfying combat, jaw-dropping encounters with titanic foes, and a finely-tuned movement system make it a must-play for VR enthusiasts.

Cover image for The House of Da Vinci VR Review

Rather than simply adapting the existing puzzles, Blue Brain Games has reimagined the experience from the ground up to create something that feels native to VR.

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Squingle is a rare gem in the VR landscape – a game that takes a simple concept and elevates it through extraordinary presentation and thoughtful design.

Cover image for By Grit Alone Review

With some post-launch support and refinements, By Grit Alone could evolve into something more substantial, but as it stands, it's an interesting if flawed experiment in VR space horror.

Cover image for Ember Souls Review

The foundation for an engaging VR experience exists, but right now, it's buried under layers of technical and design issues that detract from what could otherwise be an impressive adventure.

Cover image for Wall Town Wonders Review

While the casual pacing and lack of strategic depth may not appeal to everyone, those who approach Wall Town Wonders with the right expectations will find a delightful, relaxing experience that brings a touch of magic to their daily routine.

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Strike Rush's core gameplay deserves better than its current ghost town status, but as it stands, you're essentially paying for a multiplayer game you can't properly play.