Back when it came out, I thought the Van Helsing movie with Hugh Jackman and Kate Beckinsale was the coolest thing in the world. Truthfully, the premise of a monster hunter has always been an achille’s heel of mine. I’m always ready for a good hunt with some intriguing lore and unique designs.

PlayStation VR has made huge strides since launch, with countless amazing experiences to choose from and fully realized titles across the catalog. With so much to choose from, having a unique angle is the best way to catch a seasoned PSVR gamer’s eye.

Atmospheric puzzle games first found their footing in the last generation for me. My first experience personally was Limbo. Their follow-up title, Inside was just as ominous and terrifying. Both paired puzzles with fully-realized worlds and touches of detail that made everything come to life, for better or worse.

For many, video games are a form of escape. They’re a way to get out of your own head, immerse yourself in someone else’s world, and distance yourself from the problems in your own life. When you’ve played as many games as I have, it’s hard to find a lot of experiences that have that kind of effect.