8
Pumping!
AudioShield does a lot of things right, and the most prominent feature, although it has some issues, is the automapping of your own music.
8
Pumping!
2
CRAP
Endless runner games are usually free-to-play, fun-free cash grabs. But B-Team is in VR and costs money.
9.5
Knightly
Batman: Arkham Shadow brings the Arkham experience to VR, focusing on detailed environments, engaging combat, and atmospheric storytelling, all while staying true to Batman’s world.
Resolution Games, well known for titles such as Demeo, Blaston, Bait!, and Ultimechs have just had their Resolution Games Showcase, and along with it, we got some pretty cool announcements!
6.5
Stabby
Upon entering the world of Blade & Sorcery: Nomad, it becomes quickly apparent what you're there for. Not because the tutorial focuses on the combat (mainly because there isn't one), but because there is borderline nothing else to do.
6.5
Decent
Like Ironlights, Blaston has found that slowing down the action is the key to unlocking accessible, tactical gameplay.
5
Boneheaded
Bonelab is a howlingly empty, malformed experience. Yes, in terms of the possibilities that may present themselves with modding in the future, it's a little more promising, but the same could be said of VR Chat, and that's free.
3.5
Miss
Even without performance issues, Bow Man misses the mark in several key areas.
9
Bombtastic!
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.
Teravision has released a free expansion for its VR first-person tower defense game, Captain Toonhead vs the Punks from Outer Space.
8
Spirited
In addition to solo mode, Carly and the Reaperman was designed to be entirely playable in co-op. On Quest, this means a friend can join your multiplayer game using a code and take over either Carly or the Reaperman.
4.5
Janky
Cities VR is its own worst enemy. It's technically challenged, has a confusing tutorial and a cumbersome control scheme, and simply doesn't feel at home in VR.
