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

My son loves playing this game great fun to play brill

Very enjoyable gaming experience get motion sickness a bit though

This game should be a poster child for VR games, it's so fun, but the only thing I don't like about it is how you can only aim by moving your head. Unless I've missed something in the settings

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.

Really enjoyed my time with RIGS. I'm fairly prone to motion sickness in VR games, and I can happily say that I did not experience any in this game (with the comfort visor setting turned on). Looks amazing on the PS4 Pro as it truly makes you feel like you are in a giant mech and stadium.

I really hate the controls. The way it's made, makes me sick everytime I play.

RIGS Mechanized Combat League combines Mechs with E-Sports plus Virtual Reality!

Makes you feel sick the first couple of times you play it but after that, one of the best VR games out at the moment

Have you ever looked at a sports arena, breathed a breath of disappointment and thought " what if? " What if this arena was specifically designed to house epic sporting events featuring robots piloted by humans competing for supremacy?

Looks nice; Easy to pick up; Lots to unlock; Nice variety of game modes; Fun in single player and online

Finding a fully populated online match takes time; May cause motion sickness for some; A lot to learn