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3 weeks ago | duuro.net | Krist Duro |Laura Williams

The limited gameplay, basic presentation, and lack of meaningful interaction make Train Sim World VR: New York hard to recommend, especially at its current price pointAs someone who loves getting lost in VR simulation games, I was genuinely intrigued by Train Sim World VR: New York. The idea of stepping into a train operator's shoes and navigating the bustling Harlem Line seemed like it could be another immersive VR experience to sink hours into.

3 weeks ago | duuro.net | Krist Duro |Laura Williams

The clever dual-robot mechanic set Poly Ego apart from other VR puzzle gamesPoly Ego emerges as a delightful surprise in the VR puzzle genre, bringing clever mechanical twists to familiar puzzle-solving concepts. While it might start deceptively simple, this Early Access title quickly evolves into an engaging brain-teaser that makes excellent use of virtual reality's unique capabilities.

4 weeks ago | duuro.net | Krist Duro |Laura Williams

KARMA: The Dark World is an ambitious psychological horror game that largely succeeds in its goals. In an alternate 1984 East Germany, the massive Leviathan Corporation rules with an iron fist, maintaining control through surveillance, mind-altering drugs, and the promise of utopia for those who fall in line. As Daniel McGovern, an agent of Leviathan's Thought Bureau, you possess the ability to dive into suspects' minds - but at what cost to your own sanity?

4 weeks ago | duuro.net | Krist Duro |Laura Williams

Morkull Ragast's Rage creative premise and artistic direction suggest ambitions that its execution ultimately fails to matchIn a gaming landscape filled with Metroidvania titles, Morkull Ragast's Rage attempts to carve its own niche through fourth-wall-breaking humor and hand-drawn visuals. While it shows flashes of promise, this debut effort from Disaster Games Studio ultimately struggles to fully realize its potential.

1 month ago | duuro.net | Krist Duro |Laura Williams

Path Of Fury's greatest strength - its physical combat - is also what makes its limitations most apparentPath of Fury's first episode, Tetsuo's Tower, aims to deliver a physically engaging VR combat experience with a gritty neo-noir aesthetic. While it succeeds in some areas and offers decent value for its budget price point, several limitations hold it back from being a truly compelling package.