While from the same era as Ikaruga, this game is all-but the complete opposite. It's not completely mindless or effortless, but, it's easy enough to pick up, and not particularly frustrating. You'll beat the original game within a couple hours.

It is a feast for the senses, especially in VR. The visuals, background music, sound effects, and vibration effects all come together to form something really harmonious.

The controls are simple: Hold a button to lock on, release to shoot. Move your cursor over the targets.

The rhythm of combat matches the rhythm of the music almost perfectly. You'll be bobbing your head along to the game as the levels roll by, each adding new elements to the audio track.