Silence may just be Daedalic’s finest hour and, minor gripes aside, is the modernisation of the adventure game we’ve all been waiting for.
Technical issues aside, Sports Bar VR is solid interactive fun with quirky elements that help it stay fresh and authentic at the same time.
Pixel Gear is proof that shooters can work well in VR, but it’s not a showcase title for that and is unlikely to totally convince naysayers of the possibilities either. That said, developers should take note of how well certain aspects have been accomplished and use them to craft finer experiences going forward.
TT have done just the right amount of tinkering so that the games’ stand out with a noticeably fresh lick of paint. They’re no longer the best LEGO games and they’re not perfect, but I’m happy they have their place on current gen
Civilization 6 is an incredible feat for Firaxis. Easily staking a claim for Game of the Year, this might just be the finest Civ yet
The combination of Obsidian and Paradox is the closest thing to a gaming dream team we can imagine and the result of that partnership definitely does not disappoint. Simply put, Tyranny is the finest RPG to launch this year and I love it.
A slick combination of Titanfall meets Battlezone
Playstation VR Worlds is the marquee title for the hardware
Super Dungeon Bros is a fun and engaging co-operative experience
With Tumble VR, you're getting some decent block for your buck
Psyop have crafted a unique VR experience in Kismet but there are more cost-effective and engaging ones out there.
Shadow Warrior 2 is an entertaining, mechanically solid, and gorgeous looking skirmish for PC owners
Mother Russia Bleeds comes across feeling more average than evolutionary
Thoth is a refreshing change of pace and an enjoyable shooter.
Gears of War 4 is gratifyingly grisly and a genuine Game of the Year Contender
NBA 2k17 is a tour-de-force and an absolute delight whether you’re a newcomer or a series vet.