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I didn't expect to see a game drop this year in worse condition than Gollum. Unfortunately, the modern gaming industry doesn't care about making good games. They only care about manipulating people who still have faith in the system for any money they can get.

This is one of my favorite games on PSVR2. There are a lot of game mechanics that all work together excellently to create an amazing bartending experience. Different types of drinks, mini refinement lines (like antimatter cut, then juiced) upgradable machines, unlockable ingredients allowing for very advanced drinks, and even a decent plot. This game is also relatively short but gives you plenty of opportunity to do everything you'd want to do. It doesn't overstay its welcome, by the time it's completely over you shouldn't feel too burnt out, even if you grind out the platinum. I'd highly recommend this game.

This is the most beautiful game in the early days of PSVR2, and none other even comes close. There are several different tools you can use for climbing which keeps it from getting too stale, and the plot is decent.

It's such an amazing feeling to be able to replay the original 3 spyro games with glorious graphics

It's so amazing to have ask 3 of the classic crash games back in my life. I'm so lucky

I loved this game. The levels are scenarios each with a unique story, win condition, and a new map to play and build on. There are many production lines you go down to produce nice things for your town and its very satisfying to set up self-managing production of clothes for example.

Every main-line God of War game since the original has been nothing short of a masterpiece and this continues that tradition.

Super hardcore platforming for those of us who have been playing Crash Bandicoot since the 90's. I love everything new and old in the game. The masks specifically add excellent gameplay features.

As a massive fan of stealth games, this is definitely top-notch. As always, Suit Only Silent Assassin challenges make a return and new levels include lots of brilliant set pieces like we've enjoyed in previous Hitman games

I love God Sim city-building games and this being in VR gives it a new level of uniqueness and makes me hope all these games come to VR. Townsmen has a lot of systems where resources go through production lines so it's important to always know who's doing what, and where and to help out as much as you can. For example you can literally pluck a fish out of a pond, and cook it to get cooked fish. Overall I had a blast and even played it twice.