6.5
Info-Taining
Lost Recipes guides the player through several recipes in an authentic, interactive historical kitchen while picking up a few info-taining facts about the local culture along the way.
6.5
Info-Taining
9
Magical
The whole world of Mare feels both mysterious and macabre; it's borderline creepy at times and beautiful throughout its campaign.
4
Misguided
AltDeus: Beyond Chronos sees the player embody the role of Lieutenant Chloe, a formidable pilot of the Makhia, giant mecha tasked with protecting humanity from the otherworldly threat of the Meteoras.
4
Tense
Despite behaving more like an Oculus Go game, with its limited gameplay making it, essentially, an interactive 360-degree video, walking through the hauntingly hollow hallways of Affected: The Manor has you constantly on edge and ready to take flight if any of those statues so much as blink.
6.5
Spaced Out
Titans of Space PLUS for the Oculus Quest is an elegant guided tour of our solar system, stopping at planets, moons, and a few major asteroids.
9.5
Superb
There are plenty of art and design apps for VR, of course, but Kingspray Graffiti has a refreshing clarity of purpose! We review it on Quest.
9
Fantastic
Part game, part theatrical experience, part social world, The Under Presents provides Quest owners with a unique experience in virtual reality.
6
Frustrating
With a new setting, a novel lightsaber, and the addition of the Force, Vader Immortal: Episode II presents a cool way to honour the Jedi in most of us.
8
Golden
Real Fishing VR sets out to replicate the experience of fishing in VR, whilst being gamified enough not to be boring or inaccessible.
7.5
Good
You're standing near the edge of a cliff above a gently flowing river. Above you is a clear blue sky. In the distance, a waterfall cascades down a steep granite slope.
8
Impressive
Vader Immortal, is one of the few Quest launch titles that are entirely original and exclusive to the Quest for its launch period. How does it stack up?
6.5
Worth Trying
Notes on Blindness is based on a documentary, which itself is based on the recorded audiocassettes of John M. Hull, a writer, and professor.
