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Take 2 is closing Intercept Games, so further development and support is dubious at best at this point.

Like pretty much everyone, I have a bit of a love-hate relationship with this game.

However they have pretty much a monopoly on their simcade air and tank experience, and it kinda shows, with the game being extremely grindy, and still being plagued by a bunch of annoying bugs that result in inconsistent gameplay.

And they have a pay-to-win aspect that they still haven't fixed in years, with bushes giving an advantage to players ready to pay to put them on their tanks, making them harder to spot, and making it way harder to spot weakpoints. Just give us an option to deactivate visual customisation on enemy tanks.

This is quite simply a well made and fun train simulator.

While this game somewhat scratches the SWAT 4 itch, it just has too many issues and not enough content for the near AAA price they're asking.

Suspects are all crackshots who never surrender, and tend to wallbang way too often. Modders are doing better work balancing the AI difficulty than the devs.

Performance is not great even on high end systems, with large FPS drops in some areas.

There's also a bunch of systems and mechanics which get old pretty quickly, like having to manage your team's stress levels.

A fun and refreshing take on the racing game genre.

The art style is great, and the physics are pretty fun.

I highly recommend.

A simple concept that's very well executed.

Beat Saber is pretty much a must have for anyone with a VR headset.

I heavily recommend the use of mods, which significantly adds to the game's replayability.

I don't really have much to say about this game, other than the fact that it's really good.

It's really well designed, with good synergy between classes. It's quite approachable, while still offering a good challenge on higher difficulties.

From The Depths is one of those games with a cliff of a learning curve, and several dozen hours of play is required before you start to really comprehend most of the game's systems.

However once you're past that, it offers a level of freedom and depth when it comes to building ships and other combat vehicles that is unmatched by any other game.

The non-VR SuperHot is one of those games where you feel like you're awesome when you finally complete a level.

SuperHot VR is the same thing but you're physically doing the epic grabing guns in mid-air and shooting baddies, making it even better.

A very good VR game.

By far the best VR gun sim out there. There is a ton of guns available, with loads more being added continuously, and they're all simulated to a pretty high level of detail, with functional bolts, safeties and selector switches.

Your main ennemies in many of the "mini-games" are hot-dog sausages that bleed mustard and make meat related jokes and puns.

The dev is also a really great and interacts a lot with the community.

And for those who are wondering, it DOES support Occulus Rift, even though it's not indicated on the store page right now. There are even some control options made specifically for the Rift, so it's not just a direct port of the Vive's control scheme.

It's playable in front facing, although it's definitively more enjoyable with a room-scale setup.