VR Game Reviews
In-depth reviews with editorial gameplay footage and analysis.
Beat Saber
One of the few legendary examples of immersive VR masterpieces, suitable for everyone and unstoppable in its development
Beat Saber
Editorial Rating
Jan 10, 2022
Pros
- + Flawless, absolutely fantastic mechanics and audio/visual synchronization
- + Excellent physics, feedback (including controller feedback) and overall feeling
- + Infinite replayability and ability to use as in-home fitness training
- + Great tutorial, suitable even for VR newbies
- + Precise tracking on both PC VR and even Quest version
Cons
- – Lack of integrated from-the-box Custom Tracks support with easy tracks exchange
- – DLCs are very expensive and not very variative. We expect more official Metal/Rock DLCs :D
- – Quite boring campaign
One of the BEST games for everyone in the whole VR industry of all the time. Fits for everyone, who doesn't avoid physical activity. No entry barrier, extremely simple and immersive. STRONGLY recommended for use with BSaber.com and custom songs mod.
Pistol Whip
Absolutely stunning rhythm music game with incredible physics and feeling, constantly added content and greatest replayability!
Pistol Whip
Editorial Rating
Jan 9, 2022
Pros
- + Amazing game mechanics and overall feeling, nice soundtrack
- + Very solid level of visualization and game look for both PC and Quest versions
- + Flexible difficulty settings and different modifiers
- + Easy to learn with integrated tutorial, suites for people to introduce VR
- + Great post-release support from developers (4 free DLCs released, including two different story modes)
Cons
- – No support for custom songs and mods
- – No multiplayer mode
Absolutely amazing must-have music game, with flawless gameplay and immersion. Requires large amount of physical activity from the player on hard levels, but might be played on easier levels in more relaxed/chilling way with less physical activity. High level of re-playability and low threshold.
Zombieland
Semi-humorous Zombieland: Headshot Fever expands the genre of shooting range style rail shooters similar to "Dead and Buried" and "Drop Dead", being a...
Zombieland
Editorial Rating
Jan 9, 2022
Pros
- + Good but simple physics, nice sound design and music
- + Recreates the atmosphere of the movie "Zombieland"
- + Most of the characters are voiced by original film actors
- + Suitable for newbie players, even for the first acquaintance with VR
- + The environment is varied and non-repetitive
- + Gradual increase in difficulty level
Cons
- – The graphic part is very regular, nothing special
- – Not replayable after completion
- – Don't except too much from the physics and gameplay mechanics, this game is quite simple
It is good to spend a week or two to go through the story campaign in this simple, but atmospheric game. But after passing the whole story you probably won't play it again. Mechanics and physics are a bit similar to Drop Dead: Dual Strike.
Space Pirate Trainer
Wonderful game from early VR products, modernized and updated with really original ideas for non-single-player street-scale experiences
Space Pirate Trainer
Editorial Rating
Jan 6, 2022
Pros
- + Nice mechanics and feel/feedback from the items you use
- + Gradually increasing complexity
- + Interesting implementation of an energy shield that can be used for protection
- + Energetic soundtrack in the heavy music genre
- + Recently added multiplayer mode with a contestable elements
- + Real MIND BLOWING street-scale mode in the recent Oculus Quest update
Cons
- – Quite boring after playing for a while
- – Classic (non-street-scale mode) is not very replayable and has rather monotonous mechanics.
- – Street-scale mode (only for Oculus Quest) needs very complicated space (half of basketball/football field, at least 30x30 meters) and internet connection
For its time, it was a bright shooting range with original solutions. The game still remains a good attraction and a good start for newbies in VR. The recently released update with Arena (street-scale) mode is really awesome, but it's quite difficult for most players to find a suitable space to play and it's available only on Oculus Quest headsets.
Senza Peso VR opera
7-minute mini opera from the early VR era, but with beautiful music and impressive visual representations
Senza Peso VR opera
Editorial Rating
Jan 3, 2021
Pros
- + Beautiful 360° immersive video for passive viewing
- + Incredible combination of music and environments
- + Mini-opera is created by world-class musicians (Cory Strassburger and Alain Vasquez)
- + It's totally free
It is you chance to impress your grandma, mother or wife, who doesn`t like you playing VR games. It really can change their mind :D