When it comes to launch titles on new technologies it’s important to have something that works almost like a technical demo. Something you can get out to show your friends and family “this is what you do in VR”. The importance with this is to make things look good whilst also easy to experience.

A variety of things to do; Move controllers work great; Danger Ball is very addictive; Most experiences are easily accessible; Looks nice; A good showpiece game

VR Luge is a very weak link; Most modes lack replayability; Some things break your immersion; The shark experience lacks impact due to its title giving it away

Nintendo's Wii Sports was an excellent compilation of mini games that helped introduced people to the Wii and its particular take on motion controls. PlayStation VR Worlds attempts to do a similar job for Sony's new VR headset, with a collection of short experiences meant to highlight the power of...

Shark Encounter offers edge-of-your-seat thrills; The London Heist has great production values and is highly immersive

Scavenger Odyssey made me motion sick; VR Luge is a shallow experience

Of the five VR experiences in PlayStation VR Worlds, only The London Heist stands out.

If you’ve been following the progress of PlayStation VR since day one, then it’s likely you’ve already come across the five mini-games that come packaged together as part of the PlayStation VR Worlds experience.

PlayStation VR Worlds does a great job of showing off Sony's tech, but the experiences contained in this collection are far too slight to be anything more than sideshow attractions.

An exercise in apathy, neither solid nor liquid. Not exactly bad, but not very good either. Just a bit "meh," really.

PlayStation VR Worlds is a cross between a tech demo meets game but somehow it works!

London Heist is the clear winner experience-wise and there’s terrifying joys to be found underwater in Ocean Descent, but it’s a shame that there’s not more to shout about in this uneven collection.

London Heist is brilliant fun; Ocean Descent is genuinely terrifying

Replayability isn’t really an option; Scavengers Odyssey might make you sick