Recent reviews by Skatan

I wasn't able to finish the game due to constant crashes. I think I was near the end, but had to replay the same map after each crash since there are no manual saves. Avoid.

Ragnarock has the best tracks of any rhythm game and I've played almost all of them. It takes time learning to hit the drums and booster shields accurately and getting the timings right. It's a simple concept, but hard to master. Completely skill based. The multiplayer races are super fun and as far as I know, unique to Ragnarock.

Content that we payed for was removed by the devs after complaints by a vocal minority. Don't reward these kind of actions by purchasing this game. Censorship should have no place on steam.

Snatchers is a game similar to CuVRball and Tractorball. You play 5 min, 2vs2 matches driving on a bike as you try to score as many goals as possible with the help of a grappling hook that grabs the ball and shoots it forward.
You can turn left and right, reverse, jump, boost and use your grappling hook to grab on to orbs in the air to pull yourself forward.
I haven't been able to try the multiplayer yet. Like with most other VR games, you won't find a match by random matchmaking, so you currently need to plan ahead and organize a match with your friends.

Pros
Appealing graphics.
Fast and polished gameplay.
Much needed singleplayer mode with overall great A.I.
Instant replays after every goal.

Cons
The A.I teammate sometimes stole the ball I had shot as it was going straight for the goal and ended up losing it to the other team.
When you steal the ball from the opponent A.I you often lose it back instantly. This issue is appparently being worked on.

The start button that you have to smack is outside of the play area, where my TV is.
0/10. Would not buy a new TV again.

This is by far the most fun I've had in a VR game. It might not look that graphicly appealing at a first glance, but don't let looks fool you. I like the minimalistic style as it lets you focus more on the gameplay, which is very well suited for VR. It could be described as Rocket League in VR.
I've been testing it for a week or so before the steam release and I keep coming back to play it again. I hope more people will find this gem as it is multiplayer only.

7 days to die has improved alot since I first played it almost 3 years ago.
Where most early access games only seem to get minor updates, 7 days to die is constantly changing for the better. I have also never seen such an active developer, posting weekly updates on the game development.
Enjoy hours of zombie slaying, exploring, crafting, building and trying to survive in a post apocalyptic world in a game that continues to deliver. I have tried most of the zombie survival games on steam like DayZ, Miscreated, H1Z1, but 7 Days to Die is a clear winner for me.

I never played the original Scourge Project, so I wasn't sure to expect of this game, but I must say I was pleasantly surprised.
The core of the game is based around squad play where you usually fight off large waves of enemies.
The gameplay is fairly straight forward; finish off the enemies and then extract a DNA sample or hack a terminal to get access to the next area.
Besides weaponry each character has a skill which can be used defensively or offensively and require a recharge from barrels of ambrosia. Killing enemies or performing coop tasks rewards you with xp, which improves your character.
I've only played the singleplayer so far but imagine coop will be more rewarding as the AI has it's limitations.
All in all it's a solid game that is bestly played in coop.

Pros
- Challenging gameplay. Running blindly into a fight will get yourself killed.
- Defensive and offensive skills that encourages teamplay
- Good story and voice acting.
- Good variety of weapons

Cons
- The AI squad mates usually stay behind cover and won't always follow your orders. They usually fall behind too much and when they don't, they often run in your line of sight. On the other hand they're good at resurrecting as they try to protect you by putting up a shield.
- The weapons are fairly weak. Many enemies don't die from single a headshot and you often run out of ammo. This can be frustrating as in many areas of the game, the enemies respawn endlessly. There are ammo boxes, but they're usually limited to one ammo type.
- I crashed several times during the playthrough. Minimizing the game or getting a popup seems to a guaranteed way to crash. There's no manual save in the game, so had to replay several areas.
- Running and taking cover are bound to the same key, which leads to frustration when you don't intend to take cover.