Recent reviews by perlox

Simple VR game with a series of puzzles all revolving around using cubes with different abilities. Overall it's ok and for the price it's hard to complain, but not much replayability and gets boring pretty fast. I almost wish it just had a free play mode where you could mess around with the cubes.

Simple, free, no replay value, not really an IQ test, just some basic puzzles. As other users have said: it's hard to rate or recommend this one, it just is what it is. You'll probably play it twice and get about 10 minutes out of it, but it's worth testing out since it's free.

Pretty cool, but I felt like I got bored fairly fast. I also wish I didn't have to race the sun. I get it, but I'd rather just have harder levels than having to worry about running out of fuel. The game basically punishes you for surviving and doing a good job. And you can't see the yellow things until you're almost passing them so it feels like luck or you have to memorize the levels to know one is coming. I'm sure if I play more I'll get better or unlock things that allow me to survive longer, but those are my initial impressions. I'll give it a couple more tries but it's sort of on the edge of being a VR game I'll really enjoy.

Very cool! Quite possibly the most intense...crazy...nauseating...disorienting VR experience. Not sure which word to use exactly. Which way is up or down? It doesn't matter. This game is crazy! The only things I didn't like were some bugginess in the menus, the scale felt a bit odd (like everything is slightly oversized), and there was almost an overwhelming amount of options and things to read (although I may have been impatient and frustrated last night because another game I was trying to play wasn't working). Definitely worth testing out. If you get motion sickness easy, get ready to puke everywhere, but it will still be worth it. I can't wait to play more of this game.

I played seated with a controller on the HTC Vive.

Fun Galaga-style arcade game. Very similar to the mini-game in "The Lab" by Valve. Challenging and intuitive. Looks decent. Overall well made and recommended!

Seems cool, but does not appear to work in VR which is why I bought it. I tried multiple times last night, but nothing worked. I have the HTC Vive. The "VR" button in-game doesn't do anything. Steam prompted me about having Steam VR open when I launch the game and to try in theater mode, but nothing worked. The HMD never displayed anything except the Steam VR home even though the game was running.

Another fun little VR experience. Floating around in space was cool. Graphics are decent. Short. My play through was probably 15-20 minutes and I was playing leisurely although I'm going to play it a second time because I'm not sure if there is an alternate ending or something I missed. There are comparable VR experiences for free, but $1.99 isn't bad if you have the cash lying around.

Fun little VR puzzle game. I really liked the shrinking room concept and the pressure it added. Only about 10-20 minutes of gameplay though. I feel like there are comparable VR experiences that are free-to-play, but for $0.99 it's hard to complain. Recommended if you have some spare cash lying around.

Awesome game, somewhat non-intuitive controls (especially in VR), freaky, fun, a time-sink, and a little buggy, but overall totally worth playing. The fact they threw in VR support for free if you already owned it was a big plus (Bethesda, take note you jerks!) :P

Skyrim in VR. Pretty much exactly what you would expect. Better than Fallout VR imo, but I'm biased towards fantasy and this world. Fallout is just depressing. Overall I've enjoyed it thoroughly, but it's also repetitive because I've played way too much normal Skyrim and nothing is different. Be sure to go in with that expectation. Bonus: you can install Skyrim Special Edition mods which can help refresh the game. Definitely recommended.