Duuro Magazine's Reviews
Squingle is a rare gem in the VR landscape – a game that takes a simple concept and elevates it through extraordinary presentation and thoughtful design. It's both a challenging puzzle game and a mind-expanding visual experience that demonstrates the unique possibilities of virtual reality.
While the casual pacing and lack of strategic depth may not appeal to everyone, those who approach Wall Town Wonders with the right expectations will find a delightful, relaxing experience that brings a touch of magic to their daily routine.
Augmented Empire on Quest 3/3S is a compelling tactical RPG that successfully marries deep storytelling with engaging gameplay mechanics. The mixed reality implementation feels natural and adds a new layer of immersion to the tactical genre. While some minor control issues exist, they don't significantly detract from what is otherwise an excellent package.
The transformation to VR hasn't just improved Human: Fall Flat - it's revealed what the game was always meant to be.
The game shines brightest when you're fully immersed in its destructive rhythm - chaining together combinations of tools and abilities to create spectacular scenes of chaos while racing against the clock. It's these moments that make you feel like you're living out those legendary rock star stories of hotel demolition.
The foundations are there for an interesting twist on the cyberpunk genre, but the execution falls short in too many areas. From the technical issues to the trying-too-hard writing, SlavicPunk: Oldtimer is a game that reaches for the neon-lit stars but ultimately remains grounded in mediocrity.
It's rare to find a game that pulls you so deeply into its world, but Metro Awakening does exactly that, challenging you to brave its shadows and confront the unknown. This isn't just another entry in the Metro series; it's a journey that stays with you, a dark and unforgettable descent into a world that feels achingly alive.
Batman: Arkham Shadow goes beyond mere fan service to deliver a meaningful expansion of the Arkham universe, one that will likely be remembered as a defining moment in VR gaming history. Despite its few technical rough edges, Batman: Arkham Shadow stands as a masterful achievement that truly makes you feel like you've become the Dark Knight.
Maestro represents VR gaming at its finest - it creates an experience that would be impossible to replicate in any other medium. The attention to detail, polished mechanics, and genuine joy of conducting make Maestro an essential addition to any Quest 3 library. It's the kind of game that reminds us why VR is special, offering an experience that's both accessible and profound, simple to learn but challenging to master.
Squirrel With A Gun feels like a game built around a Twitter joke that somehow became real. Sure, it has its moments of charm and creativity, but the frustrating controls and repetitive gameplay make it hard to recommend at full price. Consider it only if you're in the mood for some mindless chaos and don't mind fighting with the controls to achieve it.
At its current state, Starship Troopers: Extermination feels like a game that needed way more time in development, at least for the PS5 version. While the core concept is sound and the community is welcoming, the technical issues on PS5 make it difficult to recommend.
Arizona Sunshine Remake successfully modernizes a VR classic while maintaining everything that made the original special. The improved visuals, refined mechanics, and included DLC make this the definitive version of an already excellent game. Whether you're a newcomer to VR or a veteran who played the original, this remake offers enough improvements and content to justify another trip through zombie-infested Arizona.
Friday 6th September will forever be remembered as the fateful date when Astro Bot practically danced on Concord’s grave. As Concord draws its last breath, the countdown ends, signifying the launch of Astro Bot. Without hesitation, Astro Bot and his spaceship crew dances the day away at midnight while getting drunk on oil.
Metal: Hellsinger VR successfully translates the unique rhythm-shooter concept to virtual reality, offering an intense, physically engaging experience that will delight fans of the original and newcomers alike. The immersive qualities of VR enhance both the visual and auditory aspects of the game, creating moments of pure metal-fueled ecstasy when everything clicks into place. Just be prepared to work up a sweat as you headbang your way through the circles of Hell – and maybe warn your neighbours about the noise.
Much like a karate student who's mastered the basics but hasn't progressed to advanced techniques, The Karate Kid: Street Rumble is competent yet ultimately fails to leave a lasting impression.
While the journey is brief, The Exit 8 VR packs a lot of unnerving atmosphere and enticing discovery into its runtime. Its unsettling presentation and anxiety-inducing gameplay sucked me in for the full ride.
Hunt: Showdown 1896 is a masterclass in tension, atmosphere, and sound design, delivering one of the most immersive and nerve-wracking multiplayer experiences available. With stunning visuals, responsive controls, and a beautifully crafted world, this version of Hunt is a must-play for both newcomers and seasoned veterans alike.
Caravan SandWitch is a game that blends heartwarming storytelling, captivating world-building, and stress-free exploration into a unique experience. Whether you’re solving the mysteries of Cigalo, upgrading your van, or simply taking in the breathtaking scenery, every moment in this game feels thoughtful and lovingly crafted.
Fracked delivers a solid albeit fairly short, action-packed VR experience with fast-paced combat and visually striking environments. Despite some limitations in its mechanics and immersion, the game's strong sense of style and engaging gameplay make it worth checking out for fans of the genre.
Iron Meat slams onto the scene as a gory, pulse-pounding homage to classic run-and-gun shooters. With its unique biomass-infested world, mind-blowing pixel art, and killer soundtrack, it's a feast for the senses that'll have retro fans salivating.