This is my favourite VN. I recommend you read it blind.

In my mind, Beat Saber is the perfect VR game. Beat Saber is the only game I play in VR right now. I wouldn't recommend playing the vanilla game for very long as the mapping gets boring and the library of songs to choose from gets very boring. The thing that kept me coming back was the constant raising of the ceiling in terms of what I as a player can accomplish in terms of accuracy, speed and technical skill.

This book sparked my imagination in terms of what vr could possible look like when I was a teen. The thing that interested me most about full-dive and the stuff people would run on it was the logistics. How does a platform that expresses as a "universe" work? What does a chatroom look like? Does the internet still exist when something like this exists? Honestly my least favourite part of this book is the story.

I could play this game for years. I believe it is as close to a perfect zelda game as we’ve gotten, and possibly will ever get.

Written and directed by Davey Wreden, with a soundtrack composed by C418. You couldn’t ask for a better pair of names to sell a game with, and Wanderstop does not disappoint.

Power has horns and is bombastic. I wish I had a person with horns and bombasticness in my life.