Espire 2 Review – Superb Stealth Action
Even with a few imperfections, the super fun stealth game play of Espire 2 makes this one a winner on the Meta Quest 2.
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Patrick Anderson first got hooked on video games while playing Lode Runner on the Commodore 64. Since then, he has balanced his love of gaming with his other interests, including writing, sports and obsessively polishing his iPhone's screen. Patrick's involvement with COG involves submitting news, writing reviews, attending events, and desperately defending his purchase of a PlayStation TV to anyone who will listen.
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Iron Man VR (Meta Quest 2) Review – A Stark Improvement on the Original
Iron Man VR might be a bit on-rails and the story could be better, but it’s got enough fun elements to make it a great Meta Quest 2 title.
Into the Radius Review – An Incredibly Immersive VR Survival Shooter
It’s not perfect, but if you have been wanting that extreme survival adventure experience on the Meta Quest 2, Into the Radius is your game.
Sunday Gold Review – A Criminally Good Point and Click Adventure
The story won’t blow you away but trust me, Sunday Gold is a big game in a little package and it’s definitely worth a look.
Wands Alliances Review – It’ll Put a Spell on You
Despite some technical annoyances, Wands Alliances has thrilling team-based combat and a stylish presentation that make it a must-play.
World of Mechs Review – Lean Mean Fighting Machines
World of Mechs is a work in progress, but there’s enough solid mech battle fun to make this a VR game worth your time.
MOTHERGUNSHIP: FORGE Review – Welcome to 3D Bullet Hell
It may lack variety, but If you like bullet-hell survival and you’ve got a Meta Quest 2, MOTHERGUNSHIP: FORGE is a title to check out.
Little Cities Review – There’s a New Mayor in Tinytown
Little Cities is a VR city building sim that‘s fun, relaxing and easy. But it might be a bit too simple and easy for some.
5 Things I Love About the Steam Deck
I know I don’t need to sell many of you on the Steam Deck. But if you’re still wondering: yes, it’s awesome. And here are 5 reasons why.
MOTHERGUNSHIP: FORGE Lets You Choose How You Want to Die
With exciting gunplay and lots of customization, MOTHERGUNSHIP: FORGE is definitely a VR game to keep an eye on.
