EA: Mulite Sword Man is an action RPG that still needs a lot of work. You can’t move with the controller, but you can’t get past tutorial dialogues with the keyboard. The English isn’t great. 5/10

Note: I played non-VR. Tunnel VR is a game where you need to change direction in order to travel through tunnels without colliding. There’s a few minor bugs but overall it’s solid casual game. 5/10

Medieval – Embers of War is a repetitive side scroller where you kill as many enemies as you can, die, upgrade buildings, and repeat. It feels more suited for mobile. 5/10

EA: Heart in the Dark is currently a rough 3D action adventure game. It has a big timeline and ambitious goals, so I don’t want to give it a score just yet. ?/10

Kings of Wings is a side-scrolling race/fight where you need to make your opponent fall off-screen or collide into an obstacle. Controls are slippery but that’s part of the fun. 5/10

Best Plumber is a simple pipe-logic game where you need to ensure the water flows to the destination. It’s not the best thing around, but it’s only $1, so it’s worth the price. 5/10

MadCowBalls2 turned out to be a breakout clone with a surprising number of customizations and upgrade paths. If you can handle the cheap graphics, you may want to give it a try. 5.5/10

Journey of Greed feels like a more strategic Mario Party, without minigames, but with card game elements instead. It’s not too great by yourself, but I could see it being fun with friends. 5.5/10

HAM-MASTER is a platformer with simple mechanics but manages to provide quite the challenge. A lot of the art is stretched out or upscaled from low quality images, unfortunately. 5/10

EA: Gatlin’ is a platformer shooter with interesting mechanics and a Microsoft Paint art style, but the controls are awkward to play and the soundtrack is very repetitive/limited. 5/10