Recent reviews by Ross

Absolutely the Premiere Online VR First Person Shooter.

Pavlov VR is essentially the Counter-Strike of VR multiplayer shooters and few other VR shooters come close to matching the fun arcade-y nature of the gunplay that still feels somewhat realistic and rewarding once you've learned how to reload and handle all the guns. When my circle of friends all got VR, this is the game we played a ton of just because getting into VR firefights with your friends is something else.

However, the true star of the show are the Workshop Maps. While some are quirky custom maps that may or may not be a port of a popular map from another game or franchise, a few are the familiar custom games you'd find if you played GMOD or CS:S back in the day.

The game is consistently getting new updates where new weapons or new game modes are being added so the value of the game speaks for itself.

Strive reinvents Guilty Gear to be probably the most accessible major fighting game out there but keeps with the familiar colorful style and identity the series is known for.

Whether you're a fighting game veteran or someone who is interested in getting into the genre, Strive delivers probably the strongest fighting game you could get into. The visuals are incredibly well done. The netcode has set the bar for fighting game netplay. Let's not forget the original soundtrack that even includes tracks from the series history. Pretty much the only flaw in this game I can think of is that the main menu takes like 2 minutes to get past each time you boot the game up.

I have seen friends pick this game up with absolute zero fighting game experience and they found the game so much fun that they were actually queuing up for matches and finding people in a similar skill level. I cannot recommend this game enough, especially if you're curious about fighting games. The characters are all insanely cool and just the sheer personality the game has will charm you, I guarantee it!

It's not much of a game as it is probably one of the most surreal and awesome music visualizers ever. What it lacks in the game department it more than makes up for with it's intense sensory overload. The Polynomial is pretty much a virtual acid trip minus all the bad grooves. Not to mention the game has support for 3D, with either 3D Glasses or cross eyed. In short, this game is going to destroy your eyes and you're going to love it.