With an easy to use Mission Builder and a selection of Historical Missions to fly this expansion is a great addition to Kerbal Space Program, as long as you actually want to build missions or fly another person’s missions.
This short “interactive experience” may be fun for fans of The Way of Kings books, but will probably leave everyone else scratching their heads.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance will pull you in to its story and immerse in the Middle Ages all while evoking that similarly grand feeling of truly epic RPGs of days gone by.
Sprint Vector, from the Los Angeles developer Survios, offers a different and compelling experience to VR users everywhere.
Light Tracer, a VR puzzle platformer, has players literally tracing paths for the heroine to follow with light. While it a nice change of pace, it’s not very exciting either.
LA Noire VR Case Files is enjoyable and the source material lends itself well to virtual reality, making it that much easier to immerse yourself into it.
Pinball FX3 makes great use of every possible configuration available on the Switch to provide an outstanding pinball experience.
Fallout 4 VR immerses players in the world more than ever before and it offers scale that has yet to be seen on the Vive.
Dimension Drive may look like a vertical shoot ’em up but often plays more like a precision platformer, frustrations included.
It might be easy to dismiss Gunheart as another VR shooter. But give it a try, as it’s a VR game that feels like what you’ve hoped for all along.
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