Make up your own mind. Interesting setting and everything, but it really goes up its own rear pretty fast. You end up losing track of what it is you're doing.
The first time I played SUPERHOT was in Tallinn, Estonia, at a VR café. It was the coolest piece of gaming I had seen in a long long time. To be playing this without VR, I can't see how that would work. In the game, enemies move as you move, but to move a mouse around doesn't give the same experience as moving around yourself. I have a feeling this game was made specifically for VR, and at the very least, it has to be played with VR to give you the full experience. Great game, great concept, but without VR, it falls a bit short
Quake II. Certainly one of the FPS that really began to popularize multiplayer, Alongside with a kick-ass campaign, and a blasting soundtrack that is still superior to this day. And guess what. Its engine gave us Half-life.
Don't get me wrong. I love the DOOM games. The music plays a crucial part in the gameplay experience, and I feel it gets a bit weakened with the unoriginal soundtrack. This would have been a five stars if it wasn't for that. Anyway, DOOM rocks, and will live on forever
