Men in Black: Most Wanted is a solid VR game that does right by its IP and is a fun game throughout; it doesn’t do anything extraordinary, and the visuals can be a bit flat at times, but it’s a good time.

Morsels is a colourful yet gritty title where you play as a mouse trying to take down a league of evil cats. It doesn’t hold your hand, making it a fairly challenging experience.

Everything in Ultimate Zombie Defense is fine, but the gameplay doesn’t sell itself to solo players.

A silly, but mechanically one-note rhythm game that struggles to be more than the sum of its parts.

There are some minor issues, but Voidtrain is an adventure that you should experience.

FIND ALL: Christmas is an adorable hidden object title that offers many satisfying features. If you like the genre, pick this free-to-play entry up and open up the door to many similar titles.

Musically, thematically, and mechanically masterful, with some minor jank lightly souring the experience.

Unboxathon is a short but sweet time, filled with tons of upgrades and things to unlock, but I’d rather play it on my phone than my PC.

DANJU is a fine time filler for those who love pachinko. Although a little shallow in content, it involves quite a bit of strategy, skill, and luck in order for you to win it big.

While the mystery-solving gameplay falls short for those wanting a more complex puzzler, the well-written tale, great voice acting, and unique visuals are worth the dive.

Don’t sleep on Skate Story. It's a weird and wonderful journey through the Underworld on a skateboard, with great gameplay, visuals, and music. Highly recommended.

Nano Neighbors is a nice desktop toy to have on while you’re working or goofing off. However, it has a few issues that can seriously harsh the vibe.

Lost Paws is fun to while away a few hours, but the experience is still a bit bare bones.

Log Away is a relaxing little builder that you can lose yourself in for a little while. It might have some bumps here and there, but you’ll have fun if you play it on occasion.

An equally charming and disturbing clicker game, which doesn’t entirely transcend the genre’s pitfalls.

Kingdom of Night is a suspenseful game that looks and sounds great, with a creepy story that makes you want to solve the mystery of this town.

A game with loads of replayability and enough of a challenge to keep you having just one more go.

You’ll finish this in no time, and maybe get some Trading Cards and achievements out of it.

MARVEL Cosmic Invasion is a love letter to all Marvel fans. The game’s roster has classic and new heroes that jump into the beat ‘em up action. This title is so much fun.

Hunter’s Moon is worth facing Eldritch horrors for. It’ll lull you with nicely-voiced narration before digging its claws deep into you with its gameplay.

With fun co-op gameplay famous for its friendship-fracturing style, RV There Yet?’s Mabutts Valley is a thrilling experience that people who could afford to lose a few friends shouldn’t miss out on.

Cross Blitz is a deckbuilder with a great look and a cast of fun characters. It’s challenging, and every time you play, creating your own deck makes it feel unique.

Arcane Trigger is a twist on the usual deckbuilder that now has you forging bullets. It’s addictive, but fighting on that one screen makes it feel repetitive.

UBOAT is a WWII submarine management simulator that blends naval combat with resource management in historically accurate missions and tense survival scenarios. Despite its detailed mechanics and atmospheric visuals, the slow pacing and punishing gameplay can feel exhausting, leaving the experience both engaging and draining.

Anima Gate of Memories: I&II Remaster is an interesting title, but repetitive combat holds it back from being anything special.

Terrifier: The ARTcade Game won't convince you to check out the movies. Its stale gameplay and frustrating issues can make it unappealing to even fans of the franchise. However, it's not a bad time with friends.

Deadpool fans need this game; VR action game fans will probably like it too. Be Deadpool.

Dispatch is a well-written and innovative superhero comedy worth your time. From its charming team of heroes-in-progress to fun dispatching gameplay, it’s a title that’s easy to recommend.