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As someone who owns Holoball and Rec Room Paddleball I was wondering if I really need another raquet game. I'm rather glad that devs of Racket: Nx decided to offer a free demo. After playing that for a few minutes it became clear that yes, I do need another raquet game.

The level of polish in this game is stunning. The game is beautiful, the sound is crisp, the game is fun in both single and multiplayer with quite an extensive road map. I'm glad to support the devs that clearly know what they're doing. Pick up the demo and if it seems like something you enjoy, grab the full game.

IMHO this is the best bow and arrow game for the Vive with a very active and responsive developer. The free alpha was better than most paid games for months and I'm glad it finally hit Early Access. Bow mechanics are fantastic, the gameplay with adjusting difficulty level, multiple types of enemies, various power ups, items to collect are all top notch. Graphics are very good with artists from some of the well known AAA studios providing the art work.

Great for both solo and co-op. I can't recommend this one enough.

This is one of the top VR games released to date. The graphics are great, the gunplay feels right, going through the environments is definitely a nice break from the traditional wave shooters we've had for a while. The horde mode is a heart racing fun.

I look forward to playing this in co-op and checking out multiplayer Horde but even single player modes have been more than enough to justify the purchase price for me. I'm heading back to play more now.

Wow. The first VR military simulation multiplayer game has finally arrived and blew away my expectations. Most Vive Early Access games I've bought were purchased with the potential in mind. With Onward, what's available right at the release is already well worth the asking price to me. The fact that the developer is super active, very ambitious, listens to the community and works quickly are all bonuses that lead me to believe this game will be HUGE.

I love the fact that the game is using trackpad locomotion. When I first got into VR, I couldn't handle this type of movement for more than a minute or two. After slowly adjusting by playing just a few minutes of games like Hover Junkers per day over stretches of weeks, I adapted and this movement no longer bugs me.

The movement alone puts this head and shoulders above other MP games like Rec Room/Battle Dome to me and it's just the beginning. Add to that excellent graphics, great realistic guns including machine guns, assault rifles, pistols, shotguns, sniper rifles etc. Plus various attachments like red-dot scopes, 4x, 12x scopes, silencers, smoke grenades, stun grenades, HE greanades, body armor, tracer rounds, armor penetration rounds, night vision and so on.

Currently available are three maps that can be played during day or night time with more to come. The maps are generally large and the pace of the game is a lot more ARMA than it is COD, I for one enjoy the more tactical gameplay. When you die, you're out for the round so taking stupid risks is punished, every life matters.

Great game in the Vive. Super atmospheric, very long (especially compared to made-for-VR games). Lots of exploration with some survival that isn't terribly complex. With the new updates the VR impelentation is now quite good. Inventory has been fixed in VR and you can choose between walking with touchpad or teleportation.

This is currently the best horror/shooter experience on the Vive for me. I really liked the free demo and the full game gave me exactly what I wanted - more monsters, more weapons, more unlocked items, more environments, a story. I like that there are two game modes (campaign and survival). Shooting feels incredibly satisfying. The monster variety is great as well. I can't wait to get back and play more of this.

This game is great for any fan of magic combat/dark souls.

Here are my favorite features of the game:

• Magic based combat (quite a number of spells that you have to find around in books around the environment)
  
• Casting spells by using gestures (excellent use of the Vive - you trace runes in the air with one hand and aim with your magic staff with the other, SUPER immersive)
  
• Exploration (Tons of books from which you piece together the story, books with spells to add to your arsenal etc)
  
• Leveling up spells (You get to pick which spell you want to improve)
  
• Rituals - (To go along with quick spells you perform slower rituals that protect you from spirits/open closed gates/provide you with a compass etc).
  
• Teleportation OR traditional movement - (Like most Vive games, you can teleport but here you can also use traditional movement though it was added last minute and is a bit wonky for now. Best part is you don't have to select which you want, you can use both at the same time).
  
• Very active developer - (The dev is very active, listens to suggestions, implemented traditional movement after people asked, patched up bugs quickly, etc).
  
  Here's why I get a lot of Dark Souls vibes from the game:
  
  
• You collect souls from fallen enemies and use them to upgrade abilities
  
• You drop souls upon death and can collect them back if you return to where you died
  
• Dying returns you to previous skull location (bonfire) and enemies come back
  
• General atmosphere - The game is dark and bleak, I love it.
  
  I'm not saying the game is perfect, there are certainly things that could be added (inventory, cooldowns,interaction between spells and items in the world etc) but this has been one of the most immersive Vive games I've tried. It's certainly the only one in my 50+ VR library to make me feel like an awesome mage (besides Waltz of the Wizard but that's totally different). I can't wait to go back and see what's around the next corner.

This is an amazing game, especially for people who have their "VR legs". It offers two locomotion options - teleportation or traditional thumb stick movement. The game isn't quite finished but it's free so give it a shot. It has awesome sword combat (try dual wielding), fun magic system, shooting old rifles/pistols, and excellent graphics.

As of May 2016 this game is by FAR the most polished Vive experience. Yes it's pretty short but to me the quality of the two hours is easily worth the asking price. The world is extremely detailed, the story is interesting and I cannot wait to see what awaits us in Episode 2. The last ten minutes have been the best 10 minutes of VR for me so far.

Vanishing Realms is the single most polished RPG experience in the Vive's launch line up. The game is extremely fun in the current state and I hope we'll see quite a bit more content added by the time the game is out of Early Access. The hand to hand combat is fun, the ranged combat with the bow is great as well. The game scratches my itch for exploration in all the right places. I am eagerly awaiting more chapters.