How we check

Every game page tells you what we know and how we know it. Right now that means careful reading, not playing: we have not yet run hands-on tests, and no page claims otherwise. Each source is labelled.

1. What developers, stores and reviewers publish

We read the game's page on the store where it is sold, the developer's own notes and changelogs, and the few professional reviews adult VR gets. Compatibility rows marked Developer or Publisher come from that documentation, checked on the date shown in the "How we checked" box. They are useful, but they are claims, not our test. Where versions differ between shops, the page says so.

2. What players report

Today this means the comments under each game's listing on VRPorn.com and the developer's own pages, where players, the studios and the site's staff discuss what breaks and what fixes it. We quote them with who said it and roughly when, and we never invent a report.

Our own reporting form is next: headset, how it was launched, works / with tweaks / broken, and a few words, read by a moderator before it appears. A "Players say" share will show only once a game has at least five reports.

When we start playing

A Tested badge will appear only on pages where one of us has played the game. That box will list the machine, the headset and how it was connected, the game version, how long we played and the date, and we will score Setup, Performance, Depth and Value out of 10, with the verdict in words first. Until a page carries that badge, it has no score.

What we never do

• Link to pirated copies, repacks or mirrors.
• Cover games built around non-consent, incest or characters who could be read as under 18.
• Let a partner decide a verdict. Partner links are labelled every time; see the affiliate disclosure.

Found something wrong?

Patches change games every week. If a page is out of date, tell us through the contact page and we will fix it and log it on the corrections page.