André Sapo
The American Dream is a humorous satire of American gun culture, worth checking out, with well-implemented VR immersion despite its on-rails limits. After a few hours it gets repetitive and offers little reason to replay.
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Preta offers good gameplay and a hack 'n slash style rarely seen in VR, an interesting alternative held back by repetitive farming. Recommended for hack 'n slash fans given the few options in VR.
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Inspired by tribal art and African settings and driven by inspiring music, Rangi is a good pick for those who like simple but efficient gameplay with immersive, well-used simple visuals.
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I really liked Far Cry 5: despite being open world, it isn't full of filler missions. The action is frantic most of the time, and the map makes you want to explore every corner with every vehicle.
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A game that makes you think to move on, quite different from today's mainstream, with a peculiar art style. It's a bit short with almost no replay value, but its puzzles aren't easy, and I still recommend it.
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An 80s-themed wave shooter with well-implemented mechanics and plenty of fun. Despite few stages, its replay value and price make Blasters of the Universe one of the best options on the market.
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Suicide Guy is short, with mostly easy puzzles and some bugs, but it's cheap and fun. Give it a chance if you like puzzles.
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If you've missed virtual pets, Konrad may be what you were waiting for, with the added immersion of VR. It deserves a spot in your library at a fair price.
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Moss is the most beautiful game I've played on PSVR, and the bond you build with Quill is special. It's short, with little reason to replay, but the craft behind it justifies the purchase.
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The Longest 5 Minutes is a good RPG with intentionally simple graphics and an interesting story, great for passing time. Worth its Steam price for JRPG fans; on PSN, wait for a sale.
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Pierhead Arcade isn't the best game of its kind, but it's honest fun with good arcade recreations, solid gameplay, simple but competent graphics and a fair price that pleases everyone.
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Super Seducer isn't a game: it's literally an interactive video. The videos are well edited, but that's all, and nothing encourages you to keep watching.
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Out of Ammo feels promising, with a concept that could work very well in VR, but made in a hurry or with few resources. Better controls, level design and more varied objectives could have made it shine.
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Elite: Dangerous offers a rich, ever-changing universe full of legends, factions and wars, where the player community directly shapes the story. You're being called to become a commander.
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