Roboquest

Roboquest VR stands out as one of the most energetic, relentlessly fun shooters available on PSVR2. The moment I jumped onto a rail in the opening area, I understood exactly what this version was aiming for and it succeeds almost entirely. The movement, the flow, the combat variety, the secrets tucked into levels, and the overall momentum of the roguelite loop all click wonderfully in VR. Even with a few quirks in the controls and the absence of co-op, it's an easy game to recommend and one I expect to keep revisiting just to chase that perfect run. If you love high-speed VR shooters, inventive weaponry, and games that reward skillful improvisation, Roboquest VR absolutely earns its place among PSVR2's best offerings. Roboquest VR is thrilling, polished, and packed with style, with just enough room for future updates to push it even higher.

Roboquest is filled with great ideas and is one of the most refreshing shooters in recent years. With no shortage of interesting guns and upgrades, it’s a roguelite that you’ll keep going back to.

From blistering fast and satisfying FPS action through to a thoughtfully layered series Roguelite mechanics that always manage to entice you to have another go, everything works in harmony to create one of the best FPS Roguelites money can buy. Roboquest gets so much absolutely right that this is really just about everything you could want from a Roguelite FPS and one of the easiest recommendations of the year.

Roboquest is a fantastic shooter that’s chock-full of secrets and seemingly endless enjoyment. It can be a bit harder to play at a frantic pace on a console, but it doesn’t take long to get fairly accustomed to it. All-in-all, this is a must-play roguelite that nails essentially everything it does, with style.

If you’re looking into dipping your toe into the Souls/rogue-like pool, I would strongly recommend giving Roboquest a look.

Roboquest proves that all you need is a well-done experience which keeps things exciting even if its gameplay is intentionally standard.

Roboquest is just an uncomplicated, fun time that clears the palate after all the Soulslikes and open world adventures we've had this year.

Roboquest is a fun roguelite FPS that motivates to pick it up for "just one more round". Tight controls, intense gameplay, secrets and lots of different guns, perks and six classes more than make up for the a little bit lacking enemy and level design.

What Roboquest aims to do is to be a game that is quick on the surface but brimming with depth underneath, and it fulfills that goal not just adequately but admirably. Every part of this game feels lightweight, like a short romp, but as you keep hammering away at its intricacies you find yourself dealing with ever-greater depth and complexity. It encourages you to just keep going for one more run, time and again. If you like first-person shooters, you will have an absolute blast with Roboquest. The game scratches the itch for a satisfying and active shooter in a way that few other titles manage, and you can expect to spend hours just ducking back in for another round of shooting and jumping in the hopes of reaching the end this time. I can’t recommend this one highly enough.

Roboquest is a ton of fun, though it never feels great on a controller.  It does feel good enough to recommend on Xbox, though.  The devs get what it takes to make a solid run-based title, utilizing their years in early-access to craft another title worth checking out on Game Pass.