Recent reviews by Biscuit

Game reminds me very much of Master Sword, a Half-Life mod that attempted an MMORPG.
It's every aspect of that mod but just feel far more polished (and with furries).

As an RPG, you can imagine there is grind. But due to the game's base mechanics being incredibly fun and fluid, the grind is enjoyable. Especially with friends, as you both have unique drops and can share them if you feel they need it.

There's a lot of potential with this game, and what is there is incredibly fun, worth beyond its current pricing. Completely. <3

I can safely update my review, to say Valve did take action on the bot hosters and the action taken has resulted in many months of the game being bot free.
Casual can be enjoyed again, and even the game has seen a resurgence in player count, with players returning to enjoy the game again. It's nice to see.

A surprise hit that is very fun to play and lose to.
It has a lot of potential for future content, updates and progression.
But even as it stands, it is a great cooperative game with your friends.

I feel bad for not making a review sooner.

But what a masterpiece of a DLC for a fantastic exploration game.
To not dip into spoiler territory, this DLC brings about new mechanics and an entirely new area to explore that equates to the roughly the same or half the length of the base game. Depending how much of areas you skip/ignore.

The DLC is a stark difference from the base game, having a difficulty spike in some areas due to introducing new mechanics, but nothing incredibly difficult to handle. Just takes a few tries as it's a learning process.
In addition it adds new lore, expanding the existing story and introducing us to a more emotionally tugging end.

This DLC is story heavy, leaving you to put the pieces together to understand what happened and eventually what went wrong. I could not recommend this DLC enough if you enjoyed the base game, and I can only hope another is being made.

While the base game leaves a lot to be desired in terms of campaign length, the recent patch has shown they're not afraid to add more content and I hope they continue to. BONELABs as a game screams for continuous content updates, even be it improved modding tools as the mechanics behind BONELABs are some of the best for immersive combat.
The modding community is already extensively making some good strides, one of the best being the ability to play multiplayer, which made me realise BONELABs really should get official support for it. The fact that BONELABs is the equivalent of Gmod VR but with actually good gun combat, screams multiplayer support. And I can only hope they proceed to listen to the community as they continue to update the game.

So I've been a little addicted to this game, due to the ability to create your own characters.
A lot of people wish it were more deeper in terms of customisation, but honestly I'd say it is already incredibly deep for what you can do. Just to quickly gloss over what you can do;
- Create a character and their stats, with your own art
- Create that character's unique ability cards
- Create unique equipment with their own stats and tied abilities
- Create ability effects from scratch (with your own vfx if you wanted)
- Create your own gamemodes
- Give your characters unique voice lines

Now yes, I do wish you could create your own map and assets to create your own campaigns for others to play. And I do wish they didn't privatise the workshop as I would of loved to see how many people downloaded stuff I uploaded. It would breathe life into the game.

Ignoring the creation mechanic though, you have a roster of fun to play characters, each with their own voice acting, a variety of gamemodes from stories, arena, endless, seasonal and the tower.
Charms which are a mechanic that let you slowly upgrade your stats for your future runs. Like giving each of your party 260 absorb shields each turn (which becomes necessary if you do the Wizard's Tower).

There's a lot of content here, and it does sort of sadden me to see how long ago it came out with a rather small reception. I hope more can see how great this game is.

Very fun fighting game with some surprising depth to each character.

A lot of cameos as well, so you're bound to find a character you'll main / enjoy.
The addition of being able to change certain mechanics for your favourite fighter, has me feel there'll be longevity as more progressively gets added. However many like myself is afraid of metas settling in (currently both in Alpha and now closed Beta Taz's side B is jank to fight against), but Warner Bros has promised to patch and balance things with ongoing updates.

EDIT:
The recent update nerfed the effectiveness of Taz's Side B, reducing its knockback and duration as a powerful horizontal finisher.

Quaint little game with no real goals, just you, some islands, some animals and a boat.
You plow some dirt, plant some seeds, make a little farm and home for yourself. All while you fish, sail the sea and explore the other islands nearby, each with something beautiful to see.

I do wish there were more islands with further puzzles, as my favourite part is sailing the sea with my little boat. But for what it is right now it is a wonderful relaxing experience, something VR games are missing greatly.

Fun little tower defence game where you choose the lane direction as you expand. Each lane could potentially branch off or include points of interest to build off of, that can effect what you build.
Easily addicting, although be aware you will purposely die quite early the first few times due to lack of upgrades, but this is a part of the design. I do wish there was more 'exotic' and game changing upgrades deeper into the trees, like having mines generate money each round instead of repairing the tower. (Ultimately mines are useless for this reason).

My only issue is there's no way to start the game with more towers, instead you're stuck with the ballista, and the rest of your arsenal is determined through RNG cards. Personally I wish I could start the round with 3 towers of my choosing, then the cards slowly deal me upgrades / towers to slowly evolve how I play.

As it stands, this has no right being such a solid rogue-like in VR.
Each run you can unlock further items you can find in future runs, akin to the rogue-like formula.
There are both minor stat items and major changing items, although I wish there were more of the former. There are quite a few that can drastically change your combat; that being the item that changes your projectiles to home in on enemies, or one that massively buffs your melee damage but with each hit reduces the size of the weapon. However I feel there could be more that drastically change how a weapon functions, so the game doesn't boil to picking up an item due to it being a +stat.

Other than that, this is an insanely fun rogue-like with a future that looks promising (mod / workshop support, future updates). And I'll be looking dearly forward to it.