(Reviewed using Quest) Eleven Table Tennis is without a doubt the go-to table tennis game in VR right now. The rest just do not compare when it comes to core mechanics.

(Reviewed using PSVR)Final Assault may not be as deep as Command and Conquer, but it does offer the most fun and deepest RTS experience you can find in virtual reality.

Crisis VRigade 2 is better than the excellent original in every way except one: the amount of content. Without the fan-favorite co-op mode and the third level, a $20 price tag is a little steep.

(Reviewed using Quest 2) The cross-play functionality with PCVR and PSVR should provide plenty of players, and the AI is pretty good too. Fans of the board game will definitely enjoy it.

(Reviewed on PS5/PS4) Speed Limit is balls-to-the-wall action from start to finish. It may be over before you can catch your breath, but it's worth looking twice once you get your second wind

(Reviewed on PSVR) Yupitergrad is fast fun - if you can handle it. The swinging/platforming gameplay holds its own and the game doesn't force in combat or any other unnecessary features.

Powder VR is the first "proper" snowboarding/skiing game for VR, and it's really good. Early Access it may be, but there's a lot here to play and hours of fun to be had hitting the virtual slopes.

Disjunction is a solid action-stealth game with a really lovely pixel-art style. Think the very old school MGS games/Splinter Cell, deconstructed for pixel-art, and you have Disjunction.

Pumpkin Jack is a really pleasant (and suitably spooky!) 3D action-platformer that wears its inspirations like a badge of honour. Easily one of the best modern platformers. (Reviewed on PS5, PS4)

Mars Horizon is a fantastic learning tool that is best played with a relaxed frame of mind. There is competition for those who want it, but the real fun comes in being tricked into learning. Sneaky.