Recent reviews by Paolo Trianni (ShineHunter)

Not with out bugs, but still alot of fun to play. Looks decent too.
https://youtu.be/K8dTLpStCiM

Played on the Rift S

Graphics is not as good as the early trailers lead us to believe, however, it's nothing new in the gaming industry to downgrade graphics later on. It still looks great. The monster looks good and so does the animations of them.

Audio is decent indeed. Spatial awareness is awesome. I found it just lacks ambient sound to add more immersion to the huge open hallways.

The Gameplay is great. You make your way roguelike through floors of a dungeon and gain XP, gold and souls. You can block with your sword. Buy spells and weapons etc. Creatures can very. A skeleton with or without a helmet, a noisy knight and then randomly a deadly mushroom.

Overall this is fun and it has a decent price tag. It isn't without bugs. One that drove me made was the touch controller was drifting. It is early access so you're going in to support the development and if that isn't your thing then I would recommend you stay away.
I personally recommend this game to anyone into RPG and doesn't mind early access games.

Played on the Rift S

Graphics are decent for a table sports game. Many beautiful sceneries to play in.

Audio is as good as this type of genre of game can give and more. The more being extra jackpot like sound for getting a cue ball into the pocket and fireworks for winning a match.

The gameplay you would think would be total rubbish but surprised I was at how fun using a golf putter was to a normal cue was. I was thinking about how much I need a giant pool table and a golf club in normal boring reality after playing the game. It's so much fun.
For an early access game, the lack of bugs and the including multiplayer is fantastic.
All this for £10.29 or just a bit more if you're from the USA or EU.

If this game is your kind of genre then I would recommend it.

Played on the Rift S
Graphically it looks very nice. The scenery is nice and so is the model. There isn't any amazing lighting and the texture are terrible on the back of the over-scaled camera. The model does look nice, however, she seems scaled wrong in the head and upper half of her torse. Her legs are very long and thanks to the Unreal Engine her skin is silky. It's like she has oiled up before the shoot.
Settings consist of three graphic settings and some audio settings.

Audio is just some background tunes and slight shutter effects.

The gameplay is just taking picture of the model. The game tells when it's good or bad and the goal is to gain 4 good pictures to move to the next scene. Four sense and four levels. There is no scoreboard or leaderboards. There is no camera options or learning to be had. It's 100% not a noob at photography dream.

The game seemed to lack support for many headsets (Vive Supported). I did play using the Rift S, but I had to move in my environment to get those shots of the model that would strike the "good" prompt to appear over the "bad" one. I don't think a certain pose from the model makes any difference and it's just all random. Then there is the outrageous price tag of near £24/$31!!!

Played on the Rift S

Graphically is fine, nothing amazing, but not too disappointing. I don't remember seeing any shadows or dazzling dynamic lighting effects.

Audio is also fine. It does the job.

The gameplay is the huge letdown. I was expecting something funny and outrageously stupid. Want I got was an empty peep tom simulator. One moment it was kinda funny while insulting large bold women in the process. The rest was a linear short experience. Whereat the end you feel like you just stared at a girl in the shower for five minutes and you didn't run from the police because you felt you need to be locked up. Okay, this game needs more than three levels and more ways to attack your missions. Instead of jumping onto a bunch of tires to peeping why can't I climb a tree or sneak into the house. Steal some undies while I'm in there. I could pull out my camera and try to take pictures.

However, I feel this should have taken a more comedic side because in it's more simulator side I find it a bit disturbing to play.

I can't recommend this game. It's too pricey even on the 10% off sale and it is lacking.

Played on the Oculus Rift S via Steam.
Graphics is okay. It's sharp and clean. Good amazing lighting and high textures.

Audio is very good. Nice background noise and clean directional sound.

The gameplay is a jump simulator and it's doesn't do amazing at it. It isn't bad, but I would say I've played better games. At this price of 7 bones I'm okay with what I played. It's linear and there isn't a whole lot that you can interact with. Your on a ride of fear in another scary mansion because scary mansions are the shiz for scary games. I do like how twisted it all feels and this plus the price is why I'm 50/50 on this game.

Steam Store: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1320990/Horror_Adventure_VR/

Played on the HTC Vive Cosmos Elite with Index controllers [/b}Graphics are not bad for a free to play game. It clean and sharp. It's colourful. No ray tracing or gorgeous lighting effects so don't expect much.

Audio sounds great, but some of it is missing. An example is there are no crossbow sounds.

The gameplay is repetitive very quickly. A good amount of levels to enjoy. You have a knife and a crossbow. Your goal is to make it out the other end of this dungeon crawler.

Overall it's a free game and I'm not a fan of saying it needs this or that when it's free. The game plays okay, but it just lacks any form of decent fun for me. Turns out not everything is addictive in VR.
So I'm 50/50 on this game

Played on the HTC Vive Cosmos Elite via Steam.

Graphics are not that bad for a game priced this well. It's clean and sharp. Its textures are low, but nothing new to virtual reality. The enemies look nice. The sky above is very Nice.

Audio is good here too. The gun sounds are beefy and loud. No decent 3D audio has been used and the surround sound isn't that noticeable.

The gameplay is fun and bug-free. At least it was bug-free when I played the game. There are four difficulty settings to pick from and alot to enjoy.

This includes alot of firepower to rain down on your foes, from a machine gun to plasma rifle to canons. Ammo pickups can be found by killing enemies. The level I played I met two bosses to fight and the level lasted a very good while.

Overall this game was alot better than I was expecting and I was mightly surprised how well it played. It has delivered a very good mech feel to a very decent priced game. If you like mech games then this I do recommend.

Played on the Oculus Quest via Virtual Desktop and SteamVR.

So this is an experience that will make you feel teleported back to the 60s and force fed LSD.
It looks very detailed. Issue is that this hallucinogenics must be giving me a bad trip because it's start with creepy insects and that just isn't cool with me at all. Snakes is a very large part of the experience.
The ride last around 15 to 18 minutes and it cost around 10 bones. This may seem alot, but if you're into cool experiences this damn cool and scary. Why spiders!
The ride takes you upwards, downwards and spiralling around. You don't see any Panthers or orangutans or even farmers burning down the forest to grow palm trees.
However even though I was spooked out, at the end of it all I felt very relaxed and odd.

Yeah personally I'm a fan of VR experiences so I would give this a recommended and on Steam the reviews have been very positive. You do have to weigh if it is worth the money for you and if you like this soft of Charlie Sheen shiz.

Watch my video here https://youtu.be/6QEjrYcMn9M
Played on the Oculus Rift S via Steam. (Also I tried the Index Controllers and they worked)

Graphics isn't amazing, but good enough for a game with a price this low. It's still nice and sharp in both the Rift S or Cosmos Elite. Scaling is way off and this pulls you out of the immersion... Unless you pretend you're a child putting together deadly weapons for a science project.

Audio is okay most of the time. The rifle shots sound weak. And why does my drill sound like a welder? Spatial sound is good enough.

Gameplay is fun and making bad ass rifles is interesting. The scaling is so bad for me it was hard to keep enjoying the game. When you have bought your rifle parts or accessories and welded or drilled them on, you are set to test them on two of the gun ranges you are provided. The ranges have a timer. It's short and you have to take down as many targets as you can to gain dollars so you can buy more parts. At best with my starting rifle I had made, I could only make at most $20 and that pretty fore-grip would cost my $176. That was the cheapest one too. The others started at $300 plus. So grinding in the ranges for dollars is needed, but after that it's back to welding another new part onto your bad ass rifle.

Overall the game is very cheap £6 ($7 ish) and what you get to do in the game sounds to me the developer has priced it right. It's hard for me to recommend the game with this bad scaling so I'm not going to. Maybe the dev could fix it and then I will change my firsts impressions to recommended instead. Even then the game could do with more content and ranges (with longer times to enjoy shooting).