Console Obsession writes: "It seems that a lot of developers are struggling to balance quality and quantity when it comes to PlayStation VR releases. This has resulted in games such as Mortal Blitz, which is great while it lasts, but is all too short, and other overpriced games like Robinson: The Journey, which has the high production values but a rather brief playing time.
Theseus is the latest PlayStation VR game that actually shines with quality. The production values were obviously higher than average, resulting in some very nice visuals, which are only held back by the headset’s limitations. There’s some fantastic lighting in the dark and detailed environments, animations are also impressive, and when the high quality visuals and sound are combined, it makes for a wonderful and somewhat eerie atmosphere. Just wait until you see the 33ft Minotaur for the very first time."
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Lol, maybe I'm becoming an old fart, but excessive violence in VR seems to bother me more than in flat games. Feels more visceral when you're looking a person in the eyes before mutilating them.
By no means am I trying to be a prude and saying these games shouldn't exist. I just play them more sparingly, need more breaks. I need some beautiful, refreshing & relaxing VR experiences too to balance them out so I don't feel so heavy.
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IMO, there's two that are better than all these (except maybe Beat Saber), Thrill of the Fight and AUDICA.
I kinda liked Mortal Blitz. Although I agree that Theseus focused to much on the looks than on the gameplay. It basically falls in that sort of category, along with others like Unearthing Mars and Leaving Lyndow.