Chronos is a gorgeous third-person action game that fits well in the Rift, using VR to turn players’ worlds into a series of tiny imaginary landscapes. 'What does virtual reality do for a game that doesn’t need to be played in VR at all? That’s the question I’ve been asking about Chronos, one of the best games on the Oculus Rift. 'It's a highly-rewarding game that proves you can leverage VR to enhance traditional games, but Chronos doesn't use it as a crutch it stands tall all on its own.' - Gamespot

'It’d be worth playing regardless of the hardware it’s tied to, but the sense of presence the Oculus Rift allows you to have inside of Chronos’ varied dimensions is something I definitely recommend you feel for yourself.' - IGN It’s a rare thing for me to be halfway through a game and already excited to play a sequel.' - PC Gamer By the end I still enjoyed its combat and exploration, but yearned for a bolder, more complex RPG in the exact same vein.

Chronos keeps things intentionally tight, with only a few weapons to find and upgrade and very little in the way of NPCs to interact with, but it’s still the longest, meatiest game made for VR that I’ve played. 'Fighting my way through that labyrinth kept me enraptured for 15 hours, and by the end all I really wanted was more. Chronos made a believer out of me, and I can't wait to see what this studio does next.' - Game Informer It travels to far lands, features challenging bosses, and does an impressive job of showing that, even from a third-person perspective, games in VR can transport you to another world. It's an engaging game that took me about 20 hours to finish. 'I still can't believe Gunfire Games completed Chronos in time for launch of Oculus.

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