Watching someone being incinerated in front of you, watching a tank's ammunition cook off, charging toward an enemy position with gas grenade in hand, suppressing pillboxes, all of these experiences are some you'll never forget. If that isn't your thing, try the back line. Ferrying goods to and fro, running risky supply missions, and assisting a greater cause, these are memories you won't forget either. Foxhole is well balanced, a masterclass in video game economies and most importantly, feels real. The scale of the war is unfathomable. Even as you sleep, individual players are coming together for a common goal; and it's not just a few of them. There are thousands of players active at any time. Foxhole is easily one of the most immersive games I've had the chance to play. I highly recommend.

VTOL VR perfectly takes advantage of the capabilities (and even limitations) of VR. It's simplified, yet in-depth. Easy to learn, nye impossible to master. Being able to use in-game controls is refreshing compared to say, DCS, where you need full physical HOTAS to do well. As for it's place in the simulator genre, it provides a great starting point for anyone who may want to test the waters. Systems are simplified compared to a real aircraft, but still operate similarly. Any BVR or BFM strategy that will work in other games will work here, such as notching, terrain masking, etc. VTOL takes place in the near future with unique aircraft that only parallel real life aircraft, so that allowed the developer to take some liberties with flight dynamics and such. Despite this, the aircraft feel very believable to fly. VTOL VR is a landmark in the VR genre and I highly recommend for anyone with an even slight interest in aviation.