Recent reviews by SaltVR

Along with Half Life: Alyx, BONEWORKS is still one of the best VR story games to be experienced. The physics are some of the best I've seen in a VR game.

Paradiddle is a super underappreciated VR rhyhtm-game. Along with Beat Saber, this is a rhythm game I find myself returning to frequently. While the base songs are great, the modded song catalogue is where it's at! The game itself is super polished. Couldn't recommend this one enough for rhythm-game fans!

Enter the Gungeon is my favourite Roguelike experience so far. The game offers countless options and keeps every run fresh. The enemies and bosses feel unique, and the modding scene allows for even more content to be added. It is also worth mentioning that this game is found pretty frequently on sale. If you're at least a little bit interested in the concept of Enter the Gungeon, I'd definitely recommend trying it out for yourself!

Everything about Elden Ring has already been said. It's an experience worth having. The game is made even better (in my opinion) with the seamless co-op mod, adding co-op multiplayer. The expansive world of The Lands Between offer hundreds of hours of exploration and engaging gameplay. While FromSoft is known for their difficult games (And this is no exception), Elden Ring functions as a great entry-point into the Soulslike genre.

Good game to play with friends, but the community sucks. Wouldn't go into this alone, unless you enjoy being called words you didn't even know existed.

A bigger workout than it seems, and my go-to VR experience to show to VR-beginners. Beat Saber has a concept that is super easy to understand, but is incredibly difficult to master. The modding scene is alive and thriving, and brings unlimited playtime to an otherwise already packed catalogue of songs.

Cyberpunk 2077 had a rough launch, but is nothing like it was back then. Yeah, there are still a few bugs here and there, but I haven't been experiencing any gamebreaking bugs the past year or so of playing on and off. The DLC is also amazing and recommended if you like the base game. I'd say this game is 100% worth it at full price, but if if it's on sale it's a no-brainer!

This pretty unassuming indie game might quite possibly one of my top 3 games of all time, and is one of very few games I've bought and played across 3 platforms. I don't mind giving my money to Team Cherry if they can keep up the quality they've been putting out at this price!

Even if this doesn't seem like your type of game, I think you should give it a chance. I didn't think this was for me either when I first tried it, but found myself hooked a few hours into the game. Another thing: If you're stuck at some point in the game and feel like you're not progressing, there is no shame to look up what to do. The world is really big and most objectives aren't highlighted, so they can be easy to miss!

Is it difficult? For sure. But getting past the more difficult areas feels oh so rewarding. If you enjoy challenging combat, this one is for you!

Silksong plays pretty similarly to the first Hollow Knight, and has a bit of a steeper learning curve in my experience, so having played the first game definitely helps. At the same time, it's definitely not a requirement in order to have fun with this one!

Finally finished downloading the "Mandatory Update" ingame.

I'm ready to play now.

Yeah... the in game download client is actually laughable... I will say though, once I was able to play, it's a pretty good simulator.