You pick up the controller. You will suck at Starwhal. You circle around until you stab a narwhal with a space suitt. You stop caring about sucking.

Rockets rocketing around rockets rocketing towards other rockets. As pretty to watch as it is a blast (more rocket puns, get it) to play.

A singular rationale for the entire existence of the Oculus Rift. What better way to introduce someone to VR than shove them off a building in space?

Insterstellar exploration framed as abstract modernist art puzzles. In space, no one can hear you scratch your chin and go "hrm."

FPS zen. Stop trying to use logic as you know it and just accept what you see, and maybe you'll untangle a few puzzles.

An undeniable John Carpenter vibe for days. Tough as nails and unapologetic about it. Blown up? Get over it, pilot, and suit up again.

Don't be surprised when you see professional Nidhogg tournaments in 5 years. The winners will still get eaten by a giant flying worm, though.

Crawl is what happens when your weekly pen-and-paper D&D game was actually housed in a 4-player coin-op machine at your local laundromat.

Load up, load out, blow up, do it again. Can't recommend this enough if you want to scratch a 2d action fix. Make sure to crank up the awesome OST.