Superhot is, without a doubt, the most instantly rewarding game to play in VR. We can’t wait to find out more about Episode 3, but what’s here is already one of the best Oculus Rift games.
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Paired together, The Gallery series is one of the most complete, thoughtful experiences you can yet find in VR. The Gallery is all about really making you believe you’ve teleported to another world, and it’s one of VR’s most successful titles in that respect. On the hunt for your missing sister, you journey to other worlds and meet an impossible cast of characters across some truly amazing landscapes. Then Episode 2 came along and successfully turned all of that into a ‘full’ experience. It was a tease of what was to come for VR. It boasted the childlike fantasy of films like The Dark Crystal and combined that with an entirely new way to solve puzzles and interact with characters. The initial entry in Cloudhead Games’ groundbreaking The Gallery series was one of the purest, most exciting explorations of what VR adventure gaming could be for its time. Five Nights At Freddy’s VR: Help Wanted – Read Our Review It’s as stupid as it gets but Gorn’s a game you should take seriously too. Beyond the stupidity, though, there is actually a great structure in place here that will keep you coming back to unlock new content and make battles surprisingly tense affairs, too. Want to pull a guy’s head off? Bash him in with a rock? Swing a mace into a face and knock some eyeballs out? Gorn lets you do all that and it feels wonderful, not because we have psychotic tendencies but because it’s all so stupidly over the top that you can help but laugh.
Gorn is all about being the last man standing in a gladiator arena, and the game has little in the way of rules to stop you from doing that. Before we step into the murky ground of ‘realism’, Free Lives has jumped all the way over to the other side of the canyon and spilled a frankly hilarious amount of gore in the process. There’s definitely an argument to be made for keeping VR games from getting too violent but Gorn basically rips any such debate’s jaw off and then beats it to death with its own arms.
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