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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.
Coral Island is an essential cozy game for any fan of the genre, but it might be worth holding off until its bug problem has been addressed.
SteamWorld Build is a charming city builder with some fun ideas that just fails to capture what makes the genre compelling. PC version reviewed.
Backpack Hero features a novel premise that makes constantly collecting items and arranging them endlessly exciting.
Spirittea offers the same sort of satisfaction in experiencing daily chores as games like Stardew Valley and Story of Seasons.
In Stars and Time takes a unique approach to a time loop, with some QOL features to make the repetition more manageable.
Gargoyles Remastered exists for fans of the animated show or people who played this game before, but doesn't really have much else to offer.
Given the amount of content the game has, Yohane the Parhelion -Blaze in the Deepblue- will pleasantly surprise both Love Live and Metroidvania fans and is well worth the price.
In the right situations, KarmaZoo can be fun, but it relies heavily on helpful characters and other people.
My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom! Pirates of the Disturbance made me realize I wouldn't mind being a villainess.
In 1996, Square teamed up with Nintendo to make Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars. Nearly three decades later, the SNES classic is getting a much-deserved second chance with the excellent Super Mario RPG remake on the Nintendo Switch.