The story lacks depth, but the connection between the player and his Titan is worth the journey. The multiplayer, however, is almost worth the price tag on its own.

Exactly the same game as before, but with better graphics and limited mod support. Still worth your money.

Lots of depth and freedom give Farming Simulator 17 quite the edge when compared to its predecessors. However, a truckload of bugs, a lack of innovation and an overabundance on repetitive gameplay elements keep this farmer from earning maximum profit.

A spectacular singleplayer and enjoyable Zombies mode will keep you going for a while. The multiplayer is business as usual, but lacks the X-factor that made Black Ops III such a treat.

Some minor technical improvements don't make up for a weak first hour that lacks the punch of the previous two episodes.

If not for some graphical and framerate issues, Batman: Return to Arkham would be one of the best remasters out there.

Fighting in space has never been so realistic as it is depicted in EVE Valkyrie. However, it's also never been so dull. An unnecessary micro-transaction system turns this game into a missed opportunity.

Thumper is a fast-paced experience that will challenge you. It plays well in virtual reality and looks great. Long story short: one of the better - if not the best - PlayStation VR launch games out there.

Beautiful graphics, an intriguing singleplayer campaign and rock-solid multiplayer modes that deliver in every way imaginable... Battlefield 1 is the best game the franchise has delivered in years.

Battlezone is at its best when played in co-op. Its graphics are neat, its sound design solid and the illusion of driving a tank around is expertly crafted - provided you're not prone to motion sickness. However, Battlezone is also quite repetitive as far as its gameplay goes and experiencing a campaign reset is bound to cause frustration.

Tumble VR is enjoyable and works well with a PlayStation Move controller. It's as good a way as any to kill some time.

At first, Here They Lie is quite the scarefest. Unfortunately, this sense of creepiness doesn't last long. In the end, Here They Lie is a confusing walking simulator that simply doesn't offer enough in terms of depth or content to deserve your hard-earned money.

It's another Minecraft look-a-like, folks - complete with simple mechanics, an unreliable camera and a bare bones fighting system. And still, mainly due to its beautiful graphics and addictive gameplay, Dragon Quest Builders comes highly recommended.

It's a neat idea, to be sure, but its execution leaves an awful lot to be desired. If anything, air hockey in VR is an enjoyable way to spend a couple of minutes. This, however, is in no way enough to justify the price tag.

Another fun little adventure with quite a lot of options to create your own, unique characters. It's still a bit slow and the camera at times seems to get a kick out of annoying you, but other than that, Skylanders once more delivers on its promises.

WWE 2K17 offers some improvements when compared to its predecessors, but hiding the popular Showcase mode behind a paywall is hard to forgive.

It's kind of predictable, especially in the jump scare department, but don't let that fool you. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood is a highly enjoyable on-rails shooter with creepy enviroments, convincing visuals and expert sound design.

A game with a lot of depth and challenge, presented in a fun and unique way. Newcomers beware; the learning curve is quite steep!

If you bought a PlayStation VR, RIGS is a must-buy launch title.

An amazing, intuitive introduction to virtual reality that will amuse you to no end - even if the amount of job scenarios is ultimately rather unimpressive.

The price tag is a bit steep, yet if you want a great virtual reality experience, you should look no further.

Being Batman, the world's greatest detective, never gets old, even if the actual experience won't last all that long.

Driveclub VR is almost an entirely new game, that plays wonderfully in VR. Unfortunately, this racing experience falls flat in the graphics department.

Better than its predecessor in almost every way, though long loading times and dated graphics still keep the game from reaching top marks.

A rock solid game and a lot of extra content - including a VR expansion! - make this the ultimate edition of Rise of the Tom Raider. A must have for every fan of the franchise.

You win some, you lose some... that's the case with anthologies, isn't it? Unfortunately, with PlayStation VR Worlds, you lose more than you win.

The co-op mode is great, giving the game a lot of replay value. The rest of Warhammer: The End Times - Vermintide is fine as well, except for the lackluster framerate.

Better than the last one, but some weird gameplay choices - chief among which a stupid penalty system - keep it from being truly impressive.