Recent reviews by David D. Davidson

Great game! What games should be in todays era of games purely based on maximum revenue extraction.

Ironically, I have spent more on this game than most other heavily monetized games because I’m happy to support a game I greatly enjoy and devs who just want to make a great game.

Sony can huff a butt, I hope the devs go independent after this release. Seeing all their accomplishments and goodwill dissolving because of publisher decisions was a real shame to watch. Either way, love Arrowhead and will be keeping my eyes peeled for any future titles they create!

Local co-op does not work and the developer has abandoned it.

Such a fun, wholesome game! I really enjoyed the interactions with other characters, and the premise itself was excellent.

As much as I love games where you do all kinds of horrible things to people, it's a breath of fresh air to go on a fun, heartfelt adventure. Humorous, funny, and totally unique. I would definitely recommend this to friends looking for something different :)

Very well done, probably the best standalone I've seen for VR! There are quite a few paid equivalents of lower quality, so you can't go wrong with this. Kudos to the dev for their art and for sharing it with us

I own most of the boxing games on steam, and I consider this one my favorite among the realistic boxing games (knockout league is my favorite arcade style game, but it's basically just punch out in vr, for better or worse). Each fighter feels different, and I feel like this is the best complement to shadowboxing I've ever found.

The game itself is a ton of fun (especially if you play some rocky music), with very realistic simulation of punches and ducks and whatnot. It's by far the closest approximation to real boxing, and gets two thumbs up from me. It has a ton of fighters, and the practice modes are great, breaking down everything you need to know about your punches in real time. Super informative and definitely made me better at the game, and I think secondarily real life boxing as well.

You'll burn a horrifying amount of calories in here, it's probably more vigorous than Sprint Vector, which is saying something.

All around I highly recommend the game if you want to be a virtual Adonis/Rocky/little mac/whoever and truly feel like you're working on your boxing skills. I feel like my performance sparring is improving after playing this, it's definitely going to remain a staple of my "play almost every night" vr games list

Fantastic game, kind of a sandbox tps bullet hell type game with massive amounts of variety. Gameplay and fun over everything else. Graphics and voice acting are dated, but most see it as adding to the charm and aesthetic.

Absolutely do not recommend.

Singleplayer post-launch content was promised leading up to release, but all that's some out is more things to spend real world money on in Grind Theft Auto Online.

It's garbage, you'll play for hundreds of hours, half of which spent looking at loading screens, all so you can afford a car BECAUSE YOU CANT STEAL CARS IN ONLINE OR GET GOOD WEAPONS ETC.

I genuinely hate how they ruined the legacy left by GTA 4 with great DLC and freedom in the online mode.

Not to mention the increasing crackdowns on mod content.

I don't feel like I got robbed for paying AAA prices, I feel like I got robbed, raped, then spat on.