Recent reviews by DraconicDork

I refer to this as Diet VR Chat, while not as feature rich it's a lot easier for people to get into. It's such a chill game to just hang with friends on, play games, design your condos.

The games was good when it came out, and quickly filled up with tryhards. Was impossible to play a match for more than a couple minutes. Unfortunately, or fortunately depending on your outlook, the devs killed the game. All the servers are offline and there's no way to play the game.
I don't even recommend wasting drive space to install this in hopes for it coming back. I doubt the devs would even add the ability for people to run their own dedicated servers (though I don't even know how that would work in a battle royale).

This game brought back feelings I thought I had forgotten, memories long passed. A friend gifted me this game when it was on sale, I think she knew what an impact it'd have on me.
If you need a game that'll make you feel, especially if you've love a loved one, buy this. Don't rush through it; even a slow walk through reclined in your chair on gamepad, checking out everything, unlocking all the memories and collecting stars, will take only two or three hours.

Honestly I haven't played the single player yet, but I've played hundreds of hours online and the amount of stuff you can do is endless. Definitely pick it up if you like cars and heists and planes and fun.

Doesn't offer the "realistic physics" it claims and the game is broken. You have to pay to repair your vehicle, which is understandable, but when you don't have the money to do so you can't play anymore because there's no other way to make money than by driving. Once you trash your car it's game over and you can't play anymore, unless there's another way but there's literally no tutorial that explains anything. This is an early access title that somehow got released without any playtesting, not to mention even on max settings the game is far less visually appealing than the store page would have someone think.
I don't rag on a game too often because I feel if a game offers at least enough entertainment as it's worth than I won't complain, but this was an unplayable burden from the moment I saw the GTA-length loading screen.