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Very solid sequel. Not major changes, but plenty of little evolutions and improvements. The gameplay is rock solid and there are plenty of new characters. The game may not suprise as it doesn't try to be completely different from the firstgame but rather a faithful sequel.

Excellent little inde game. It's beautiful, it can be a bit difficult (some of the puzzles are tricky, I used the hints and a couple of YouTube videos) but it's not too frustrating. Takes 5 to 7 hours to finish without using the hints too much. Recommended !

When Broforce meets Dracula. It's short (2 hours max to finish the 5 levels) but fun. I start plenty of small games, but finish few of them. I didn't get bored with B.A.T.S. though, it's easy at first then a bit challenging, but never too hard. Good way to kill some time while having fun, with plenty of violence and bad words.

I didn't try PvP (because I ****...). A real solo campaign, it's not that common ! You can play it alone, or with friends or other players. Graphically, it's still really good, plenty of details. Many weapons, all with manual reloading, but infinite munitions. So it's a mix between realistic and arcade (you simply have to hide a bit to recover, and you will re-spawn at last checkpoint). Missions are quite long, and even if the IA is often quite dumb, you don't feel like being a super hero by killing a whole army. So there is definitely a good movie vibe with Zero Caliber. It's not a perfect VR game, but if you want a solid solo campaign shooter, it's certainly worth considering !

CotM is not the perfect VR game, but damn, it's still such a terrific showcase of the PSVR2. What is it missing? Main fights are in arena, where you can move only in circle. So it's missing free moves, and since you KNOW when a big fight is going to happen, there is less tension the rest of the time. There is quite some climbing, yes, but I never find it really boring. The mura effect is often a bit too visible, especially with distant landscapes. The game is maybe missing a special mode to have more replayability, the shooting game isn't really enough for that. I can add some little details, like no vibration in the headset itself, being annoyed at times by the wire of the headset, but they are no deal breaker. But besides that, everything else is really impressive. It's a very polished game, from the menus to the level design, the weapons, the machines. It's a big game, with massive levels, and very often, you just stop to look around and appreciate the view. Fights are not free enough, but they are intense, and it can be tiring for your arms, you sweat for some victories (but the game isn't too hard honestly). Bosses are often HUGE, it's VR, so they certainly look VERT impressive. It's a much more intense experience to fight them in this game than in one of the flat versions of Horizon's games. It's not a short game, it takes 8 to 10 hours to finish it if you don't rush (11 hours for me). Of course, it's not super long, but in VR, you don't always want to need 30 hours to finish a game. It's very story driven of course, and while the story is nothing surprising to talk about, it's still solid and with an epic atmosphere well highlighted by the music theme. I was surprised to see people saying it's 70% climbing, and just a demo. Even if climbing is an important part of the game (the name says it all, it's an adventure in a mountain, after all), it's not that unbalanced, and climbing gives you such a view on the terrific job of level design. CotM has its own style and character, for sure, and it's well integrated in the Horizon universe. It's not that short, and some of the views in the mountain are just breathtaking. If you don't stop at times, turn around and say "holy f...", then you are surely not easy to impress. So yes, it's not the perfect VR game, it's lacking some freedom, but it's a very solid AAA beautiful to watch and play VR game. Great job Guerilla !

If Superhot can make you feel like Neo in Matrix, Pistol Whip can make you feel like John Wick. There are other games which can give you this fast shooting vibe, of course, but Pistol Whip is a lot of fun with the addition of the rhythm shooting. It doesn't need a beast of a computer also, with this very nice art direction not focusing on realism. Replayability is quite nice, and it can be a REALLY good sweat also, if you decide to kneel down to avoid getting shot. Definitely a must play in VR in my opinion. Played on a Quest Pro (great for the colors !) / 4090

A classic. If you want to feel in Matrix, that's the one. Great concept, great art direction, great gameplay. Don't miss it in VR !

Easy short low budget game, it took me 4h30 in hard difficulty mode to finish it. It's not a AAA budget, don't expect crazy detailed level designs here, but the gameplay is easy and fun, the level design is a nice mix of corridors and more epic big parts, the story is nothing new but it has nice touches of humor, and it's simply a game made by mostly ONE person, and you can totally feel the love for video games here. It's simple but very fun and efficient. Played on a Quest Pro / 4090

I rarely put a 10, especially to a VR game. But despite the average sharpness on the PSVR1, this game shows that VR can be terrific even for plateforms, and that gameplay & level design quality is much more important than the resolution of the display or the quality of the lenses on the VR headset. Terrific game, easily one of the best VR game ever.

Good game, good demo of the Sense controller, with quite some content. But of course, how to succeed to the PSVR Astro game ? Impossible to beat !