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Momodora: Moonlit Farewell delivers a simple and elegant Metroidvania final love letter to fans of the series.
While the puzzles are a bit easy, Another Code: Recollection is a well-executed remake and it's great to see both games worldwide.
The Last of Us Part II Remastered does far more than simply justify its existence on the PS5, it elevates an already near-perfect experience.
Metro Quester is one of the most unique KEMCO RPGs I've played, and it really challenges people to put together a party and survive.
While on the shorter side, CookieRun: The Darkest Night Chapter 1 is a fun VR adventure with a surprising amount of depth.
Koumajou Remilia Ⅱ: Stranger's Requiem is one of the better Touhou fan games and looks great, but it's a very basic Castlevania-like.
Born of Bread is a lighthearted and charming RPG that wears its inspirations on its sleeves and understands what makes the genre fun.
Astlibra Revision is a fun action RPG with an intriguing story that is held down by many tired tropes in its writing.
Disney Dreamlight Valley and A Rift in Time is a fun expansion pass worth the purchase, but suffers from a number of glitches that can hopefully be patched in time for later updates.
Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising certainly looks like one of the most gorgeous fighting games out there and it plays well, even if the actual content feels a bit bland.
While the Iron's Hot is an interesting take on a blacksmith simulator, but it feels like the game can be a tedious chore sometimes.
House Flipper 2 builds on everything that made the first game so beloved. Some polish from future patches and DLC could go a long way in making the experience even better.
While some fans may not be a fan of its linear design, Sword Art Online Last Recollection delivers on making a fun action-RPG MMO hybrid adventure.
Asgard's Wrath 2 feels like the Super Mario Bros / Duck Hunt of Quest VR games, due to its range, and way it invites people to play.
A Highland Song, though occasionally a little frustrating, invites you to learn more about its heroine, her uncle, and the hills.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora has so much heart and soul in it's world and lore. Unfortunately, the core gameplay subtracts from this a bit too much to ignore.
Lego Bricktales feels more at home in VR on the Meta Quest 3 than on other platforms, and it's really like building sets in your room.
Howl is a delightful combination of puzzle and tactics RPG that is easy to pick up and difficult to master.
Assassin's Creed Nexus VR feels like a solid VR experience with lots of accessibility options to make any player feel comfortable.
Naruto X Boruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Connections is good mindless fun, but folks looking for depth (in story & combat) should look elsewhere.