Juniper Chang

Just because I like Celeste, does not mean I'm trans. Well, I am, but not because I like Celeste.

It's like Crypt of the Necrodancer meets Hollow Knight, with Electro Swing. I honestly can't say much more- if you've got rhythm and like platformers (as well as a PS4 or Switch) then you should play it.

If you can... -Read -Press buttons -Handle some darker topics Then go play the game. NOW.

Boy, if I had a nickel every time I got obsessed with a game with gay robots... I would have 2 nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird it happened twice. Anyways, I always hated horror games. Mostly because they were kind of predictable past a certain point. But this one...? It made me cry and keep playing. It made me want to throw my controller into the wall and I kept playing. It easily joins the list of games I wish I could play for the first time again.

ULTRAKILL is one of the best games of all time. I have 500 hours in it, and it's not even finished development. Go play it. Now.

Note: I played Robo Recall: Unplugged, a slightly less intensive version for the quest. I got it for free as an event or something. It's probably the best translation of a singleplayer movement shooter into VR. It feels like ULTRAKILL somewhat, with the combos, style and emphasis on points, but it's not only in VR, it's also super well-made. Sure, ULTRAKILL is available in VR, but you need a mod for that and it's not perfect yet. I had a blast playing it, and there's plenty of replayability. I recommend playing it. Just remember to have an open space, or you might end up with bloody knuckles (and drywall).