Journey For Elysium Review – A Quick Tour Through The Afterlife
Greek mythology, puzzles, and boat-rowing don’t quite come together in Journey For Elysium, a story-driven VR game that narrowly misses the mark.
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Battlewake Review – Satisfying Seafaring VR Adventure
Battlewake is an arena combat game set on the high seas. With a cast of quirky playable characters, intense moments of ship-to-ship warfare, and a suite of multiplayer options, Battlewake packs the ingredients to be yet another surefire hit – at least on paper.
Devil’s Hunt Review – Hell Has Never Been So Boring
The underworld doesn’t seem so scary when compared to the issues that plague Devil’s Hunt, a third-person action game that doesn’t deliver on the action.
GORN Review – Kill or Be Killed In This Brutal Brawler
GORN delivers exactly what it promised leading up to its official launch; buckets of bloody, melee carnage in a cartoony VR world.
In Iratus: Lord of the Dead Being Evil Has Its Perks
Inspired by Darkest Dungeon, Iratus: Lord of the Dead is a turn-based roguelike with a twist – you get to be the bad guy.
Penn & Teller VR: Frankly Unfair, Unkind, Unnecessary, & Underhanded Review – The Joke’s on You
Simultaneously a pranking toolkit, a minigame collection, and a backstage glimpse into the minds of the duo, Penn & Teller VR strives to do too much, and the result is a noticeably disjointed experience.
Lovely Planet 2: April Skies Review – As Lovely As Ever Before
Despite no major attempts to evolve the series, Lovely Planet 2 is still as lovely as its predecessor despite its simplicity. There’s plenty to do, and plenty to challenge you, but it will feel a little too familiar.
KIDS Review – Art In Motion
Presented in a minimalist art style, KIDS has you pushing faceless characters into holes and through intestines in search of meaning.
Code Vein Has Comically Large Breasts, Melodrama and a Proper Dose of Soulsborne
By making a few changes to the Soulsborne formula, Code Vein has the potential to appeal to players who long for something more accessible.
Super Cane Magic ZERO Review – Come for the Art, Stay for the Talking Dogs
Even with the two questionable mechanics, one can’t deny Super Cane Magic ZERO certainly has charm. Until we get a sequel to Castle Crashers, this just might be the next best thing.
