Synapse is one of my favourite games for PSVR2 so far thanks to its frantic shooting gameplay and spot-on telekinesis mechanic.
Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge - Enhanced Edition completely captivated me and I can't wait to play a sequel.
From its wide variety of metal tunes to its intuitive and satisfying gameplay, Ragnarock is a fantastic VR rhythm game.
C-SMASH VRS is a simple tennis-like game that would be way better if there was no lag and single player content with AI opponents.
I thoroughly enjoyed the relaxed and lighthearted vibes of Townsmen VR so if that sounds like your cup of tea then check it out.
Your enjoyment of Song in the Smoke: Rekindled will entirely depend on your patience but if you have plenty, there's a lot to love here.
Progressing through Zenith: The Last City's RPG world delighted me despite its more cumbersome aspects and for that, I'm happy.
When it comes to co-op games, you can't do much better than The Lara Croft Collection. It's an absolute blast whenever you play it with a friend whether you're working together or laughing your asses off while blowing each other up with carefully-placed bombs.
I had a solid time with Pretty Princess Magical Garden Island and plan on playing it more whenever I'm in the mood for a delightfully relaxing wind-down after a long day. I'm also happy that it made this mama bear feel pretty which is a nice change of pace.
I'm amazed that in an era when the aim for mass appeal is actively compromising many iconic franchises, The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie defiantly stands tall as an undeniably niche and ultimately incredible experience that fans will absolutely adore.
Ray'z Arcade Chronology is one of the best shoot 'em up collections you can get thanks to a phenomenal trilogy of games that have defiantly stood the test of time and can appeal to a wide range of genre enthusiasts. I just don't know who this Ray fellow is...
2D action games come in all varieties but I bet you haven't played anything quite like Orbital Bullet; it's one of the year's best indies.
Within a wide variety of clever scenarios and dastardly bosses, ProtoCorgi's tight unique gameplay and cute visuals really shine.
There may be a lot you can do in APICO but no matter what you fill your schedule with, you're bound to have a lovely and relaxing time.
Dr. Fetus' Mean Meat Machine may not be the clever concoction that I was hoping it would be but it can be fun in short bursts.
When you add up its clever combat, involving party setup systems, and streamlined dungeons, SOULVARS equates to one epic indie.
I enjoy 2D indie horror games and old-school RPGs so of course, I think Raging Bytes is great stuff and if you play it, I'm sure you'll agree.
Stay Out of the House proves that you don't need realistic graphics for a fear-inducing experience. It's one of the scariest games ever!
Escape Academy: Escape from the Past is an origins story that will keep you and a chum happily thinking outside-the-box for hours.
I friggin' loved my time with Crash Team Rumble and I plan on playing it much, much more. Although I was a bit hesitant at first, the amount of strategy that you can incorporate allows this frantic multiplayer game to really shine battle after battle.