Riven Review – Bigger, Bolder, and Still Brilliant
Riven may hew too closely to Myst, yet has that enticing mixture of storytelling and exploration on an even bigger scale. Plus it has both flat and PSVR 2 versions.
Lou Sytsma
Do you know about Pong? Well… I invented it. No, not really! But… I was around when it came out and blew me away. That heady feeling of excitement has carried on today with not just video games but all media - books, music, movies etc. These are exciting times as all these art forms draw closer and closer together to create more and more engrossing stories.
I feel very lucky and grateful to be part of the COG Team and provide a baby boomer’s perspective on the state of gaming. It feeds my inner child!
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Myst Review – A Timeless Landmark in Gaming History
Myst still works because it has a captivating story filled with mysteries with the added bonus of experiencing it in VR.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City Review – Fun With Friends, Flawed in Combat
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City is a fun, if thin, game with its chief charms coming from playing with friends and the parkour system.
Ground Zero Review – Resident Evil Takes The Last Train To Busan
Ground Zero is one of the most complete indie survival horror games and offers a lot of quality survival horror gameplay at an indie price.
Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes Review – Makes Being Small Very Scary
Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes is an engrossing journey that nails feeling small and powerless in a nightmare world.
Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss Review – Hampered By Clunky UI
Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss is an ambitious game that does not handhold. If you enjoy solving hard puzzles and mysteries, you’ll like this
Skytail VR Review – A Fun VR Rail Shooter with Heart
Skytail is fun to play and gives you a bit of a workout to boot. What it does well is the gesture-based combat.
The Boys: Trigger Warning Review – Strong Fan Service, Weak Gameplay
The Boys: Trigger warning captures the spirit of the TV show but is a very uncomfortable VR game to play due to poor frame rates.
Unseen Diplomacy 2 Review – VR Spycraft That Tests Your Patience
Unseen Diplomacy 2 has rough edges but conceptually there are fun spy versus spy mechanics at the core of this game.
Ranger’s Path: National Park Simulator Offers a Promising Outdoor Adventure
Ranger’s Path looks to an enjoyable and chill experience for those who enjoy this management-style of game.
