Level design and boss encounters really push the fun, while the general encounters and enemies become fairly dull. There were also issues with enemy AI and them getting stuck in walls.

The Walking Dead Onslaught is lacking quality in most of its aspects. The story is linear, uninteresting, and the VR gameplay is lacking interactive immersion.

The story unfolds beautifully, making for an engaging, yet casual experience.

The Forgotten City is one of those games that hooks you with its mysteries and doesn’t let go until it’s over.

While the soundtrack is fantastic and the story is intriguing, the horrendous controls and confusing level designs greatly hamper the experience.

While the ideas are unique and the mystery is interesting, it’s not always clear what to do.

Broken Porcelain is a fitting name for this broken mess of a game.

Uppers could have been a fairly good beat ’em up if it wasn’t for the ludicrous amount of creepy content. Those girls are all underage, for crying out loud…

Disc Room is stupidly hard, but it never feels unfair. It’s challenging and motivating.

An excruciatingly boring experience, but one that is also very accurate.