After the Fall is a glorious tribute to arcade based mayhem that delivers some of the most frantic action that the Quest currently has to offer.
I had a fantastic time with Arizona Sunshine 2. It's a sequel that surpasses the original in every conceivable way, setting a new standard for single-player narrative-driven campaigns in VR, especially on Quest and PSVR2.
The Arizona Sunshine Remake balances the charm of its original with updated visuals and gameplay tweaks, but some persistent issues from the past remain—making it both a trip down memory lane and a fresh challenge.
Barbaria is a great game that's a pleasure to play. It's not afraid to show attitude, and it carries itself with an endearing, whimsical stride.
Like Ironlights, Blaston has found that slowing down the action is the key to unlocking accessible, tactical gameplay.
Breachers is a first-person team-based five-a-side tactical shooter where players alternate between enforcer and revolter roles in high-stakes close-quarters combat scenarios.
ARVORE announces Clawball, a new VR multiplayer soccer game featuring fast-paced 3v3 matches where players embody playful cat personas.
Cloudlands 2 features a good variety of courses, encompassing a mixture of both regular golf holes as well as mini-golf holes. It is an eagle or a bogey?
Cook-Out is pretty much OverCooked! in VR and you can play it on the Oculus Quest, and while it may be a pretty good single-player game, it's a fantastic multiplayer game.
Dash Dash World is a light-hearted extravaganza of a racing game. Each of the 11 courses offers a highly stylised circuit to race around strewn with unique obstacles and an assortment of powerups.
Elven Assassin casts the player as an archer, defending one of three village environments from waves of orcs, trolls and dragons.
Gambit! was not an enjoyable experience. The game's shortcomings, such as its repetitive gameplay, lack of cohesive art direction, and inconsistent sound effects, contribute to an overall disappointing experience.