Pirates VR: Jolly Roger

Finally, a decent pirate game for VR! Great graphics, lots of gameplay mechanics, and shooting skeletons is just awesome. They crumble like dry bones when you shoot them. Apples are scattered all over the island and beyond (lol, but I didn’t see a single tree with apples or any other fruit— Just palm trees), treasures, and all sorts of stuff! But what I liked most was exploring the island. The water looks gorgeous. I like rock climbing, but a few times I stepped on a fragile rock and fell down....wow. Oh man, those thrills!!!!

Lots of bugs, subtitles showing somewhere at my feet, uncomfortable and unnatural placement of hands, pretty unclear narrative design in terms of navigating the player around the island, couple of crashes and on top of all that the rare checkpoints that are placed at most inconvenient of places.

boss fight wasn't exactly easy, but otherwise the game is very easy. It's a good fit for VR beginners.

A fun VR game for the evening—it's 14 GB, and my graphics card handled it with ease.

Ahoy, ye scallywags! It is a damn fine-looking 4-hour voyage across the Caribbean, though the waters get mighty rough in places. The sun-drenched shores, rotting galleons, and dark sea caves look so authentic you can practically smell the salt and gunpowder. Rig-climbing, diving into flooded grottos, and using yer cursed magic lantern to crack escape-room puzzles makes ye feel like a true buccaneer. But shiver me timbers, the combat be flatter than stale grog—blastin' bony landlubbers lacks any proper cutlass steel-on-steel clashing. Throw in some cursed, sticky-fingered object handling and a feathered parrot mate who won't shut his squawking beak with hints, and it'll test any captain's patience. Still, if ye crave a breezy treasure hunt with gorgeous views, this voyage be well worth a handful of doubloons!

A lone warrior. I was too lonely on that island... there wasn't a single person there. But why?!