In fact, it's arguably missing a critical 'early access' tag. This recent VR game, available on SteamVR and Oculus Quest for $30 as of May 6, is absolutely not perfect. (Specifically, I wish I'd had it for the past 15 months.) I love this stuff-a blend of tabletop and digital co-op gaming with a dash of real-life presence-and I wish I'd had it earlier. I can move clunky, fantastical miniatures around a board, then watch them come to life to do battle while nearby friends scream in delight and/or agony when a dice roll changes everything at a moment's notice? And all of that happens on-demand within a genius VR implementation? Yes, please.

You can see it in the above gallery: This Dungeons & Dragons-styled video game recreates the franchise's tactile, turn-based battles with friends. That's how I feel about the new virtual reality game Demeo. The sensation is something along the lines of, 'I would've turned out differently as an adult if I'd had this sooner.'

I've had this happen with movies I caught years too late, when finally getting a decent pair of headphones, or after learning that cool trick to instantly remove the stickers and plastic on a CD case. Links: Steam | Oculus | Official websiteHave you ever liked something so much that it made you sad? It's that weird moment when your emotional swing goes over the bar, passing joy and turning into a strange version of regret. Platform: PC-VR (reviewed), Oculus Quest 2 (reviewed), Oculus Quest (coming to Oculus Rift, flat-screen PC 'soon')

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