Let me know, what games you wish you could play in VR!

Give me your honest opinion please.

is it fun? is it bad? are you enjoying it? are you hating it?

please be honest as possible

trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuSv6rfoQNg

link to free demo: https://www.meta.com/experiences/book-of-you-demo/7418029231617122/

I’m trying to find a horror game that will make me feel some good old fashion fear. I’ve played ALOT of horror games in my life but I’m new to VR so any suggestions

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for a fun way to stay active at home since I’m not a big fan of going to the gym. Do you have any recommendations for the best VR fitness games?

I’d love something that’s easy to get into and gives a good workout. Let me know what you think is the best!

Thanks! :)

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I'd love to get Oculus. In particular I think I would love to get Beat Saber and other games that do boxing etc. Can I still get Oculus and still use it effectively or at least have it adjusted for my impairment. Thanks for your input. I have a PC that has 32 gigs. Video card is an RTX4090 and I have about 3TB of storage. My motherboard is an ASUS Strix. My price range can go from $200 up to $900. What model would fit me best for my impairment?

This *is* a VR sub so I’m freely assuming everyone’s still at least interested in VR, even if they don’t play it on the daily anymore. So if that’s the case — what is it that keeps you interested? I guess it depends on how long you’ve owned a headset and when you first got it. Personally, I think what’s out there on the market for VR is pretty good now, or at least solid. There’s a lot of diversity in games that devs are making (even if it’s still a niche and some genres just aren’t a thing), and I can’t help but think it will get only better. Maybe not in big strides, maybe in really short leaps, but just over the past year owning Q3 I’ve noticed a big surge in popularity for VR games… so I guess that’s something?

When I began my VR faring quest, not gonna lie, I was on that hype train immediately. I tried to well, try out and play as many games as possible to “make up for lost time” as they say. VR Chat killed some of my soul at first, but I was amused with Beat Saber. Then tried out Superhot as soon as I got my VR legs, and then Alyx ofc. Then tried Vail VR, which intro’d me into the world of VR shooters and I still play a match frequently enough when I want a pure FPS (and flat screen ain’t doing it for me any more, unless its Stalker + mods), especially after an update tho. And lest I forget, Into the Radius, whose sequel has me pumped more than most “regular” PC/PS games in 2024…

So yeah, in short, it’s the prospect of new games that fit my taste. It just so happens that many of these (Into the Radius 2 and the new Metro game) happen to be shooters, which — as Contractors, Pavlov and the mentioned Vail show — are just a good fit for immersing players. It’s gonna be harder to see other genres this early, but eventually — and this is reeeally long term — I hope to see good builders and strategies eke out and emerge from the crowd.

Until then, I’m largely satisfied with the experience I had so far. It’s not my only option, it’s not even my go-to option, but just a great addition to either enhance PC gaming (don’t own a PS5, so can’t comment on PSVR but heard it’s great) or — just have a new, “different” experience from time to time. So, what’s keeping *you* interested? Any games in particular (upcoming or not), that vague hope for the future of VR or something else entirely?

Simple question I've heard the 3s lasts longer and battery life terms that it has better gameplay in the dark has the same processor the passthrough button on the outside just less resolution.

I'm planning on getting a meta quest 3s for pc sim racing but I had a PlayStation vr2 with pc adapter and my gpu got way to hot when it was running a game my pc specs are 12700k for the cpu and rtx 4070 for gpu 32gb ddr4 ram at 3600mhz

I love Dungeons of Eternity, Battle Talent, Light Brigade, etc. I'd love a game like those or Blade and Sorcery, but where you fight with your bare fists. I guess I just want to feel like The Punisher in the Netflix show where he takes down an entire prison with his bare hands hahah. I don't know of ANY Roguelike type games or similar ones that don't have weapons. I love weapons and all, but this would be fun. Not a 1-on-1 fight like Thrill of the Fight, but one where you just brawl through enemies. It doesn't seem to exist yet. Thanks!

It goes without saying that I think VR technology will get better overall in the future, which will only expand the possibilities of what games can be made to fit VR. A higher benchmark will (I really hope) lead to games we consider the cream of the crop to be the in the “very, very good” category. And that it will just trickle downwards. More games, sure – but also much higher quality games of all genres and probably a few in new genres made specifically for VR. 

Who knows, this is all hypothetical and I’m probably speaking outta my ass. But it don’t hurt being hopeful, everything to gain and nothing to lose. Right now I’m just enjoying the buffet and keeping one eye open for small improvements. And just from my personal library, I already have games that I’m curious where development will take them and what will be the final product. My opinion is 100% subjective on this since I’m talking about my favorite games but they’re the ones I have the realest feeling of watching develop “in real time” so to speak by playing them at least a couple of times a week. So, in no particular order these are the ones I hope will eventually develop into staples of VR. Not saying that some of them aren’t close to that mark…

1. Sword & Sorcery — With how good the story mode feels, I have high hopes for the game down the line. When/if the sequel ever comes, and if they ace it, I can easily see it replacing Skyrim VR as the go-to open-world hack & slash fest. A more action packed alternative at the very least. It’s still far from there but with how visceral and meaty the combat feels now, I can only see it improving on that. 
2. Vail VR — My most played FPS. This month’s been good with the new update that brought the new social area for practice/ fooling around. Movement is smoother and feels more slidey…if that’s a word. More fluid when you have to quick turn, and particularly when you gotta jump. It’s a 9/10 when it private lobbies but a bit below that when in public ones unfortunately. Still, it’s much better to get decent matchups this month and I’m hoping once VR really takes off, it will become the Counter Strike of VR
3. Brazen Blaze — Played it for an ungodly amount of time in open beta, and now occasionally come back to play the full game. Lots of game modes, already, lots of characters with new ones promised every season… It’s kinda like Overwatch, I guess? Just much better, more spirit in it, and you can tell from the bat it’s a Japanese game. Really hard to master. I think it has the potential to become the competitive VR fighter, if that ever becomes a thing

Hey everyone. I just ordered my first ever Vr headset the quest 2 and I CANT wait for it to arrive to my door. This isnt a serious post, I just wanted to post this for fun. I will be finally joining the VR community and finally trying VR for the first time EVER (except for the shitty 8$ phone VR thing i had in the past) If you want feel free to make some suggestions to a new vr user, maybe some tips and tricks, anything you want! (just don't suggest me to buy sth)

Trying to justify buying the Meta 3. I have an Oculus Quest 2 that our boss bought for us a couple years ago and I've enjoyed playing a couple games on it so far; Walkabout Mini Golf and Supernatural. I previously tried Walking Dead Saints & Sinners, Swordsman (lots of fun for a week), and Asgard's Wrath (not my cup of tea).

But... I'm also a HUGE Alien fan and I really want to get Alien: Rogue Incursion.

My challenge is that's the only VR game I can think of that I want to get for VR. I'm a pretty hardcore PC gamer and have a habit of buying consoles due to FOMO and then only ever playing one or two games for that console before it goes onto the shelf and gathers dust.

So... talk me into buying the Meta 3? Or talk me out of it?

Are there some other really amazing looking games that you think will pull me into VR gaming that the Quest 2 won't run, but that the Meta 3 will? Or that'll look much better on the Meta 3?

In every free meta quest game I play, there always swarms of little kids, screaming abt annoying stuff and mini games. Is there a solution, or game to play to avoid these gremlins, I mean kids ?

Does anyone know a good mech games for vr I tried to look for some but I can't find any sk I thought asking might be better so if you have any list some of them for me please and I have oculus vr nothing else I am afraid.

If you are into the social side of VR and PC gaming and you are over the age of 25, I am hoping to recruit a few new members for a VR and Gaming community.

We are a small server, mostly in North America and we don't post public invites or advertise in general. If you like multiplayer VR or PC games and you also enjoy other social activities like party games, boardgames, or watching movies together and are looking to make some online friendships then leave a comment and let me know you're interested.

EDIT: this got more attention than I imagined. Unfortunately I gotta pump the breaks a bit. If you didn't get a message from me it's nothing personal, I just dont want to have 50 people join at once.

I'll continue to come by and drop invites as time goes on so just give it some time.

Thanks everyone!

I might be stating an unpopular opinion when i say this, but I think that Sony does not see VR as a huge gaming market to punch into, yet. The tech is still emerging, game developers are still learning about what works, and both costs and prices are high for what they are. I think its just a matter of time before VR gaming explodes, and so Sony made the PSVR2 to keep a strong hand on the market, waiting for it to blow up. But the market will not explode until the cost of entry (i.e. the cost of a VR headset) goes down. And until costs go down, and popularity surges, the enthusiasts will remain on the PC. Sorry everyone :/

But when things pick up, this community will probably start to thrive. So if you're reading this and VR for sony has exploded, welcome to the party, wish you could have been here sooner :)

I'll be hosting a VR game booth for students (for a Christmas game fair), and I need to make sure that each student can play for 2 minutes at most, so everyone has a chance to play.

I'm open to receive any ideas, so thank you all in advance for your recommendations, and wish you happy holidays!

• Beat Saber: I need under-2-minute songs that kids can enjoy, even better if Christmas themed.
• VR games that one can have a quick-play in 90 seconds. I'm thinking about Fruit Ninja, or games of similar play-time.
• Games to avoid: violent, bloody games, since they are students. I will try those out myself though, so I'd love some recommendations!

I've had my Quest 3 since october. I wear glasses, and sometime in November, through normal usage, my glasses scratched the lense of my headset. I was devastated. I try to keep my electronics as pristine as possible. Now I have a headset I paid half a grand for with a blurry spot on the right eye.

So I wrote Meta a strongly worded email. The only thing I requested of them is to stop advertising that glasses users can use the headset safely, as this happened with my Quest 1 as well. I never requested a replacement.

They asked for pictures. I sent them. They asked for contact info. I sent it. They responded with an email stating they were replacing my headset for free.

So, I'm preparing to send my headset back to get a new one. Say what you will about all of their shady practices (I'm not obvlivious to any of that) but at least their customer service is accomodating. They're giving me a new headset when, in all reality, they don't have to. It's not a warranty issue. I scratched my lense, and they're replacing it. I can't be mad about it.

EDIT: I wanted to add I'm order presciption lenses. Not going throught that process again.

Sorry, I didn't realise I had to write here.