
Some people knock videogames for taking a cavalier attitude to death. Many games see us gamers mowing down enemy after enemy remorselessly and with no emotion, and that frightens some people – and those same people would be downright terrified by the death-fest that is the upcoming downloadable title Swarm from Hothead games.
Hothead are the same guys behind DeathSpank and the Penny Arcade games, but for them this is in many ways a first foray outside of the RPG genre. It’s more of an action-puzzler, giving you fifty blue-skinned creatures that make up the titular swarm and asking you to escort them through death-filled levels of traps, dangerous jumps and puzzles.

VGChartz's Lee Mehr: "Last year, VGChartz introduced Best VR Game as a new category. It was mostly inspired by the eventual winner: Half-Life: Alyx. Although this year didn't introduce us to a platform-defining experience of that caliber, VR still had a commendable year. One ongoing trend for this platform has been rock-solid ports of older iconic titles, and 2021 was no exception on that front. As the medium progresses, so too does every developer's knowhow about it. These nominees were among the best examples of that in 2021."
RE4 VR is honestly a game changer for me. Getting to experience the world of that game in VR is so surreal and it’s the best version of RE4, in my opinion.
Lame. But then, vgchartz is a lame site with fake numbers.
How were the games nominated? Why not have categories? Why not by platforms? How were other games not even nominated at all like Song in the Smoke or Hitman?
Article just threw out some games and threw out a winner with nothing said at all about the nominations.
What about fracked or song in the smoke. Not played song in the smoke yet, but loved fracked.
Definitely looking forward to moss 2, the first was amazing.

VRFocus says: "Swarm’s gameplay is as bold as its visuals, and even in the casual setting provides a decent challenge that is instantly addictive."
"Today is a very good day if you just happen to like VR shooters. You see, I was just informed by Greensky Games (an indie VR games studio) that their arcade grappling VR shooter "SWARM" is coming to the Oculus Quest and Oculus Rift platforms this Spring (2021)." - Robin Ek, TGG.