One of the first genres to really take root on PSVR were escape the room puzzle games. They allowed for light exploration, puzzle solving, and usually come in bite-sized packages. As with any puzzle game, though, if the challenges weren’t varied or interesting, they would lose steam fairly quickly.

I’m always on the lookout for games that hit me with a pitch that causes me to do a double-take. I love it when a game’s premise causes an involuntary verbal reaction. TwinCop is one of those games. Billed as the “Most Cooperative Game Ever” you play as two halves of a single cop that was stitched together after a pair of officers were killed in a horrific pontoon boat accident.

Action RPGs, particularly those with a local co-op option, are a favorite of mine and my official Player 2, Christina. Dungeon crawling, like most things in life, is more fun with someone you enjoy spending time with. Now, if there’s one thing I like even more than ARPGs with co-op, it’s puns, and Cat Quest II fits both of those requirements.

I’ve always loved aquariums. As a kid growing up in Florida, I used to visit SeaWorld any time I could just to see all the different forms of aquatic life. I particularly enjoyed petting the stingrays. In some cases, the animals weren’t treated properly, but I still think the concept of an aquarium as a way to learn more about aquatic life and how we can protect it, is a good thing.