RIGS: Mechanized Combat League is a fast-paced mech-based shooter for PSVR. It has turned fighting mechs into a sport and contains a solid single-player, as well as an amazing online mode that really puts your skills to the test.

Really interesting game... sausage

Loads of customisation; Excellent competitive shooting; Interesting and fun modes

Outrageous tutorial length; Takes itself too seriously; Could do with more maps

PlayStation VR's Rocket League.

Sony's big budget first person shooter for PlayStation VR creates a future sports world with giant robots and online multiplayer.

The future sports setting is well fleshed out, with plenty of rig options and some fairly involved gameplay mechanics; Solid arena design and online multiplayer

Nausea is still going to be at least a minor issue for most people; The limited number of modes and arenas gets old a little too quickly; Clinical presentation can be a bore

Ever since 1987 Arnie hit The Running Man, I've had an appreciation for brightly coloured future-sports. RIGS: Mechanized Combat League, a game that's half team-sports and half first person shooter, scratches that itch. That it's ended up exclusive to the PlayStation VR is no surprise.

Great immersion, clear graphics and great fun gameplay. It was the first vr game that I played regularly and made me realise VR could still be the pure gaming experience. No nausea at all for me with the limiting masks off.