1.5
Dud
Tarzan VR promises many things. It promises that you'll play as the titular character. It promises that you'll swing on vines, swim, climb trees, and fight your way through three episodes of the game.
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Omar Kamel has been playing video games since the early days of the ZX-81. He moved on to the ZX-Spectrum, then to the Atari ST, then to the Xbox 360, a PS4, and now the Oculus Quest. His favorite all-time games are Tokyo Extreme Racer, Power Stone 2, Blur, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Horizon: Zero Dawn, God of War (2018), and, more recently, Beat Saber and Racket Fury.
1.5
Dud
7.5
Abracadabra
Unlike many other games on Quest, Demeo doesn't whine or creek. The game loads quickly and runs well, and the multiplayer is well implemented.
7.5
Smashing
Traffic Jams comes to Quest and brings cars, buses, pedestrians, comets, and shattering glass together as you try to direct traffic in various international cities.
We figured it was about time we had a Dev Talk with Diego Martin, Sumalab co-founder and Crisis VRigade developer!
7.5
Familiar
The Climb 2 is an excellent purchase if you've never bought or played the original, but for those of us who have, it feels like a cash-grab.
9
Magical
The whole world of Mare feels both mysterious and macabre; it's borderline creepy at times and beautiful throughout its campaign.
Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond is the first Medal of Honor game to release since Medal of Honor: Warfighter back in 2012 - and it's in VR.
8.5
Sleek
After living on SideQuest for a while, minimalistic puzzler Cubism finally got its real launch on the Oculus Store. We like it.
8.5
Delicious
Cook-Out is pretty much OverCooked! in VR and you can play it on the Oculus Quest, and while it may be a pretty good single-player game, it's a fantastic multiplayer game.
5.5
Split
Premium Bowling is what the industry refers to as a minimum viable product. It works, and it provides what bowling purists demand, but not much else.
7.5
Ice Cream
There are two worlds in Pixel Ripped 1995. One is the 'real' world of 1995, represented in cute 3D animated fashion, like an early Pixar production, and the other is the world of the game inside the game, Pixel Ripped.
6
Blunt
Ironlights brings many innovations to melee combats in virtual reality, but how well they work out is questionable. The ideas are bold, and there are several of them.
