6
Light
Priced at just $9.99, Silhouette will keep you busy for 3–4 hours, more or less, even if some of that time is wasted on occasional hand-tracking issues.
6
Light
2.5
Cave-In
Colossal Cave is a colossal bore. It's a point-and-click port of a text-based game that refuses to acknowledge the medium to which it's been ported.
7
Illuminating
Linelight is a deceptively simple puzzler that comes in a tiny package at only 250 megabytes. It features around 200 mini-puzzles spread across six levels and, as it says on the figurative 'tin', movement is your only interaction.
7.5
Ap-peeling
Kartoffl offers 60 levels, with secondary objectives of collecting three stars and guiding every potato to safety in each.
7.5
Fruitful
With great core mechanics, a fun concept, and a great art style, The Last Clockwinder is weakest at scope and exposition; it's a good game and a fun puzzler if not the must-have title I'd hoped it would be.
9
Terrific
Despite getting the game a few days before it was released, Tentacular took a lot longer to complete than I had expected.
5.5
Long-Winded
The Tale of Onogoro is far from the first game to suffer from a disparity between gameplay and story. In fact, it's a constant challenge in the medium that only the very best games even come close to getting right.
7.5
Hefty
In addition to the primary single-player campaign is the original core gameplay of Vox Machinae. By that, I am referring to the incredibly well thought out and delivered multiplayer mode, which is, without a doubt, the real star of the show.
4
Chookity
Final Space VR: The Rescue sees the player enter the world of Final Space through a disappointingly simple plotline that runs adjacent to the main franchise.
8
Wahoo!
Lucky's Tale knows what it is, and it's happy to be just that, and it tries its hardest to make sure you have a smile on your face all the way through.
8
Wonderful
In the simplest terms, Spacefolk City is a City builder designed from the ground up for VR. You will need to harvest resources, build structures and monitor your populations' happiness to progress.
7
Compelling
The difficulty curve is masterful. Skybinder handles the progress from the initial puzzles, made of less than a dozen dots, to those, later on, that use more than a hundred without a hitch.
