Recent reviews by Potatocrusher

Rating: ★★★★★

Hardspace: Shipbreaker isn't just innovative and humorous—it's also surprisingly zen. There's something oddly relaxing about floating in zero gravity, surrounded by the wreckage of spaceships, and carefully disassembling them piece by piece.

Picture this: you're drifting through the void, armed with nothing but a laser cutter, a grappling gun and some demolition charges. You're tasked with salvaging valuable components from derelict ships, all while dodging hazards like explosive fuel tanks and malfunctioning machinery. It's like a cosmic scavenger hunt, with a healthy dose of danger and a side of snark.

But amidst the chaos, there's a strange sense of calm. The game's mechanics are as innovative as they come, challenging you to think creatively and adapt to the ever-changing environment of space. And the humor? It's everywhere, from the witty banter to the hilariously over-the-top contracts that you willingly sign.

So if you're looking for a game that's equal parts innovative, humorous, and zen, look no further than Hardspace: Shipbreaker. It's a journey through the cosmos unlike any other, and one that's sure to leave you feeling both relaxed and exhilarated.

Half-Life: Alyx sets the bar sky-high for VR gaming. As someone who's been in the virtual trenches for a while, I can confidently say this game is a masterpiece.

From the immersive world-building to the jaw-dropping visuals, Valve has crafted an experience that's both intense and deeply engaging. The gameplay mechanics feel intuitive, the storytelling is top-notch, and the atmosphere... oh boy, it's something else.

Whether you're a die-hard Half-Life fan or a VR newbie looking for the ultimate adventure, Alyx is an absolute must-play. Trust me, you won't regret diving into this virtual rabbit hole.

A great addition to the Monkey Island saga. Original, with great humor with some good flashbacks to the previous games too.

Probably one of the best and most underrated VR games/simulators out there. As a bonus, it is also great without VR.