Taking a page out of Journey’s book, Vane offers up a desolate desert experience that doesn’t have the same allure as the game it was inspired by. We’d rather just wait for Breath of the Wild 2, instead. In our review we said, “The colorful, Breath of the Wild-esque art style shows off some pretty stellar areas that beg to be explored, though doing so almost invariably ends in touring samey dungeons, filled with repetitive monsters and puzzles that you quickly become all too familiar with.” However, many critics knocked it for its plethora of performance issues as well as an inconsistent progression system that makes playing the game more of a chore than an adventure.

Much of the criticism directed at it focuses on its incredibly short story, underwhelming combat, and general lack of content.Ĭyberpilot feels more like a tech demo for PSVR: one that shows off what the hardware can do, but ultimately doesn’t add much beyond that.ĭrawing inspiration from games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Dark Souls, Decay of Logos sounds like a great game on paper. The series’ first entry into VR, unfortunately, doesn’t tap into any of the things that make the regular games sing. The Wolfenstein series has always been a power fantasy renowned for its over-the-top stories about taking down Nazis. Larry Laffer’s latest outing is no different, although many critics knocked it for its barebones story, lack of any meaningful puzzles, and limp sexual jokes that wouldn’t appeal to even the most immature of us. Love them or hate them, the Leisure Suit Larry games have been around for more than 30 years, offering players a “mature” point-and-click adventure that relies heavily on sexual jokes and other such content.

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