Joining Beat Saber and Rec Room in my "turn on whenever you can't decide what to play" camp is Pistol Whip.

This game is dangerously fun. One minute you're just vibing to the music and shooting bad guys, the very next your VR headset and shirt are drenched in sweat, you're pulling off like 50 squats a minute dodging bullets while dual wielding revolvers, and your body just takes it in. I'm not in the greatest shape, and after 30 mins of uninterrupted playing during the free weekend, my legs started to hurt. However, my brain just cancelled out the pain and I ended up playing for at least an hour more until I took off the headset to put away and go to bed.

Graphically, it's gorgeous, and it manages to still look unique while sharing the same low-poly art style as a number of other Unity games. The music choices and level design are awesome and both compliment each other very well. I'd just like for there to be more campaigns.

Overall, no complaints here. Buy the game.

Joining Beat Saber and Rec Room in my "turn on whenever you can't decide what to play" camp is Pistol Whip. This game is dangerously fun. One minute you're just vibing to the music and shooting bad guys, the very next your VR headset and shirt are drenched in sweat, you're pulling off like 50 squats a minute dodging bullets while dual wielding revolvers, and your body just takes it in. I'm not in the greatest shape, and after 30 mins of uninterrupted playing during the free weekend, my legs started to hurt. However, my brain just cancelled out the pain and I ended up playing for at least an hour more until I took off the headset to put away and go to bed. Graphically, it's gorgeous, and it manages to still look unique while sharing the same low-poly art style as a number of other Unity games. The music choices and level design are awesome and both compliment each other very well. I'd just like for there to be more campaigns. Overall, no complaints here. Buy the game.