GORN

The game is fun and really well made but I personally don't like the controls with how you drag your way across the arena, it significantly reduces your ability to move and do combat at once if you don't have a large play-area. The sharp weapons are really annoying with how precise you have to be with the edge alignment to do literally any amount of damage. Bows are really easy to use which I have to give praise for because this was some of the best bow gameplay I've had in vr. The age of the game shows. That doesn't mean it's a bad game, it just shows how much the vr scene has grown.

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# Honestly, One of the Best VR Games I've Played I've owned **GORN** on PS4, Oculus Quest 2, and PC, so I feel like I've had plenty of time with it to give a completely honest and non-biased review. Ever since I first saw Jacksepticeye playing GORN, I've wanted to try it. It looked absolutely ridiculous and incredibly fun, and when I finally got my hands on it, it honestly did not disappoint. The graphics are fairly good for what the game is trying to achieve, but the real highlight is the **combat and physics**. The violence is absolutely ridiculous, the ragdoll physics are hilarious, and there's something incredibly satisfying about being able to just mess around and let out some stress. The way the Gornians talk only adds to the complete chaos. GORN is probably one of the better gladiator-style VR games out there, **provided you're not looking for realism**. If you want a serious, historically accurate gladiator simulator, this obviously isn't it. But if you want a game where you can fight ridiculous enemies, experiment with weapons, and generally cause as much mayhem as possible, GORN is fantastic. Performance is another big positive. It runs extremely well even on relativ…

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choppy and buggy in 2026 - no go