Recent reviews by WobblyMacroon

Great

Best boomer shooter

Great 4 player coop.

Probably one of the best JRPGs ever made. Very character-driven with a mix of murder mystery, anime humor, and stylish turn-based combat.

This feels like the only VR title that isn't a tech demo. It's really well paced. It's got good headset compatibility. The mechanics and pacing are god-tier. The tutorials are well-placed.

Awesome player base.

Simple. Was advertised to work with WMR. Does not work with WMR. I will change this review if this is fixed.

UPDATE: Dev fixed the issue within a day after release.

The game is awesome and you should play it. This is a really fun VR game as long as it's not your first VR game.

Awesome VR Home app. Makes it easy to connect to a variety of headsets, even on Linux

Excellent sequel to the PS3 indie game Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle Cars. The game has smooth 4 player and a really good online mode. Getting into matches is quick and painless. There is separate matchmaking for 1v1,2v2,3v3, and 4v4. Very good game, probably the best local multiplayer game for the PC. There's a lot of depth around using a combination of boost and air flips to make the ball go where you want. There's a levelling system that unlocks cars with slightly different stats and a bunch of aesthetics for your car. There's a season mode, if you're into that sort of thing. It has cross-play with its PS4 build, so this game's online community should survive long into the forseeable future. Highly recommended, even at full price, especially if you would like to use your PC as a local multiplayer machine.

This is a great open world car game where every intersection is a race. It brings back the feel of Burnout 3, but with open world setting. It has a "pass the controller" multiplayer mode which is moderately fun. The driving mechanics in this game feel very intuitive and arcadey; none of the cars are licensed. They're all fake brands if you care about that sort of thing. This racing game does a good job of not taking itself seriously. There are plenty of jumps and secrets to find; on its own, this is a really good game.

Warning: This game requires the use of an Origin account but does not require the Origin software to run. The DLC store has been shutdown, but redemption codes for the DLC can still be found at places like Amazon. Criterion decided to stop support of this game before their Big Surf Island DLC came out which added an entirely new segment to the map; so there's no way to get that on PC either.