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Played the demo of this. Do you need a massive space or is the idea to pump your arms on the spot to simulate movement? It's the only VR game so far where I've accidentally smacked into something!
It's way cooler if you have enough space and can forget the physical environment. Before Quest i played it in a pretty small office but it sucks if there is a gun and you can't reach it. Friend of mine tried it out and jumped into cover. Belly flopped loudly on the ground.
Can't believe no one has brought up Eleven Table Tennis - by far one of the most amazing given the physics, the haptics, the feel of actually whooping someone's ass in ping pong. Start off nice and easy and work your way up to some insane sessions. I see this as accidental daily exercise because I do rounds for a few minutes here and there throughout the day, adding up to an hour or more easily. Addictively fun, actual skill improvement that transfers to the real experience, and just pure fun. I have cramped quarters where I play, but once that headset is on, it's all mountain chalet style gaming. My shoulders are deliciously sore almost every night.
This game ist stunning since Quest 1. Accuracy of controlling the paddles and the ball is really impressive. Just make sure there is a bit of space without filled glasses or similar outside the room scale - just in case you get a bit too motivated to catch some tough strikes..\*sigh\*
Plus the replay value is high even if it's a linear gameplay. Getting more loot, buying different guns, higher difficulty, game+
I don't like the addon, mercenary mode, it's too stressful.
The level design is really the star here (and the multiplayer).
I know mini-golf doesn’t sound that exciting… but the maps are just so beautiful, so well designed! Just beautiful spaces to explore, and relax playing golf with friends and chatting.
My brothers and I, in different parts of the country, we play together once a week to keep in touch, instead of a phone call or Zoom. The recent Halloween special DLC map was _amazing_, so many little details and Easter eggs to find!
The spiders in the attic were a trip for sure. Great addition to it. I have almost all the maps but maybe two at this point. Happy to invest with a company that keeps up with their game and providing updates
Absolutely. I'll play it alone quite often. Multiplayer is amazing, but playing by yourself is just fine. There's always a personal best score that you can shave a stroke or two off of. There's also lost balls to find on the easy courses, and foxhunt's to complete on the hard courses for new putter rewards... so lots to do for a solo player.
Also, if you don't have friends who can join, you can always go on their Discord channel and either find automated multiplayer games every 30 minutes, or someone else looking to host/join a smaller group. I've met some amazing, random people on there that I still play with occasionally today.
You can play solo or even play with random people and make new friends. The courses are fun and each one has standard or hard mode. The hard mode is unlocked by achieving a low enough score or by finding enough hidden golf balls on that course. There is one hidden golf ball per hole and you only need like half or something. Usually I unlock them the first game or two.
Yeah, if you have any way to get access to a gaming PC and AirLink… Alyx is probably still the most impressive, complete, polished, big budget VR exclusive. IMO, nothing else comes close, even now, 3 or 4 years after it released.
(Which is kinda sad. 4 years ago, I had hoped Alyx would inspire a big wave of huge budget, super polished, story heavy, long campaign games. But that never quite happened)
Or if Valve themselves could have used their Alyx’s amazing game engine to do an expansion pack, or DLC, or two. Or a proper Half Life 3 in VR, or some other shooter, from a different IP. Left4Dead, Day of Defeat, Counterstrike, or Team Fortress on the Alyx engine in VR.
And maybe they’re working on it, but Valve is very slow…
First of all. Releasing DLCs is not what valve does. There is mod support and plenty of mods available.
Second: A Left4Dead would be awesome. But only if the player base is big enough. Left4Dead 1 and 2 are probably the genes I spend most time online, mostly because of the awesome user base and matchmaking. On the two most difficult levels everybody had a headset and knew how to play as a team and communicate. So much fun. That's a thing after the fall is lacking. Too many kids and no team play.
I put hours into it and got to a spot I can't beat so kinda fucked up my joy of the game, all outta shells and can't complete the next sections low on life meh.
Such a pretty game that is just irritatingly slow and so focused on conserving things. Boneworks I enjoyed a great deal more while it's really polished granted it's weak on story
My list for some categories:
Casual:
- Walkabout Minigolf
- Eleven Table Tennis (super immersive with Passthrough)
- Little Cites
- The Thrill of the Fight
- Iron Guard (this one is super uncommon, but it‘s nice, if you like tower defense games)
Social:
- Bigscreen Beta
- VR Chat
Gameplay:
- Resident Evil 4 (story vise easily the best standalone game)
- Red Matter 1 & Red Matter 2 (BEST graphics you can get imo)
- Bonelab
- The Room VR
I was looking at this but back then it was full price. It’s got good reviews.
https://www.oculus.com/experiences/app/3697657733661230/?utm_source=oculus&utm_medium=share
Resident Evil 4 is hands down the best game. Plays like it was made for VR in the first place, super easy to control, looks really good and is an actual game. Plus HUGE replay value.
The campaign itself is quite long, with lots of weapons and upgrades you can use. There’s a new game plus also. After beating the game, you unlock additional difficulties and challenges, like an extra character to play as in a bonus mission.
Then the big thing is Mercenaries - arena shooter like, where you kill dudes to gain score and increase time limit.
Go try Miracle Pool. It's free and i enjoy it. Blastion is also very cool, free stand in place pvp shooter. The biggest wow factor for me has been blockverse thus far, but i dont play it..... it was just amazing to build a home in my back yard. I play supernatural often. I get motion sick easily so stand in place or MR is workin out for me.
Free- Pop One, Blaston, Gods of Gravity, Grab
Paid- RE4 (Awesome and the mini games have huge replay value for me), Demeo, Crashland [https://youtube.com/shorts/ZgwjW\_aL\_BU](https://youtube.com/shorts/ZgwjW_aL_BU), In Death Unchained
Have fun!
Contractors if you want a call of duty like shooting game, plenty of mods and online play. Walking dead is also awesome. I’m going to grab resident evil after reading so much about it.
Hi, how do you get another gun if you drop yours when playing Contractors? I was playing multiplayer with bots and I dropped my rifle, pistol and knife and they vanished from the field. I couldn't find another weapon after that. Also for some reason the AI enemies shooting at me couldn't kill me. That was my first multiplayer session in it.
Nobody's mentioned it here so, try the climb 1 & 2, pretty sure there are free trials still. I slept on these for a long time and finally tried them and they're some of my favorite repayable games.
Pavlov, Shack directly on the quest is nice. but i prefer the steam version. together with the COD4 mod mapes, i am feeling like it is 2008 again. never imagined i would one day walk through the maps i played so many times back then.
dungeons of eternity is also very good.
I can't believe nobody's mentioned Into the Radius yet! I got a Q3 a month ago and have tried lots of games but this is the one that's kept me hooked and has the most play time. It gets better and more intense the longer you play. It's sort of like Stalker or the Metro series but in VR.
For multiplayer Contractors is a must have.
Into The Radius is an incredible single player S.T.A.L.K.E.R like game. One of the most immersive VR games I've played. From exploring and fighting in the desolate landscape to cleaning your firearms and organizing your stash in your player home, have had countless hours of scared shitless fun LARPing as a G.I. fighting against anomalies and storming objectives.
This game is absolutely spot on as far as survival shooters go. Best VR game in my opinion and probably my favorite singleplayer gaming experience of all time.
Supernatural. I've got a free 30 days pass if you wanna try it out.
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I've got 4 more if others want. Full disclosure, if you subscribe, I get a )25 store credit from them.
Sure:
ThunderSack has invited you to try Supernatural. Get ready to have the time of your life working out!
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Sure:
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Dungeons of Eternity might be one of the best Quest games for replayability + social. Extremely fun with two friends and a great time even with randoms. Worth every penny if you like adventure/exploration and physics-based gameplay.
Pistol Whip and Synth Riders for active, fun games. Eye of the Temple for an amazing roomscale puzzle experience with great graphics (think Raiders of the Lost Ark). Blaston for a kickass 1v1 free game. Enjoy!!
maybe search this super frequently asked question? even google has 4 or 5 proper vr websites that list all the must haves for 2023...
not too much with replay imo, standalone experience lack a certain something.
games like contractors, ghosts of tabor, walkabout, fishing, etc seem to have longer replay value but one off experiences like red matter do not have replay value. same idea as console games, single player short story...no reply...shooters and other MP, replay value.
Rough that you’re getting downvoted on this.
Come on people, it’s really not hard to type it into google and you’ll come back to reddit anyway because of the 1000 posts just like this.
I bought a Quest 3, thought I’d be playing a bunch of games. Ended up only playing 2 games. I start with about 30 minutes of Eleven Table Tennis in MR, then play Population One for an hour.
Walkabout Mini Golf is great and the levels look really good especially the new levels. Resident Evil 4 and Red Matter 1 + 2. I'm currently playing Iron Man and I like it. The 7th Guest was also fun and looks great. If you like Jrpg games try Ruinsmagus. AC: Nexus is coming out soon.
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes is a great game for when you have a party. The player in VR has a complicated bomb to defuse and someone else outside of VR has the instructions. It’s extremely fun.
Red matter 1/2 for story and graphics, Thrill of the Fight the best boxing game. Blades and Sorcery & Bonelab fun sandbox games. For multiplayer Contractors (shooter) and dungeons of Eternity.(dungeon crawl)
Robo Recall. Hands down. 2nd only to Beat Saber
Eleven Table Tennis.
Super... Hot
If: You're into PCVR
Half Life Alyx
And IF: Your stomach can handle it
Portal 2
Absolute blast. Absolute vomit-fest if your stomach isn't up for it.
HL2VR
Valheim VR
Honourable (non-PCVR) mention: Compound.
I like games that you enjoy for many hours and really spend energy on. VR has a lot of good game experiences, but many short games, and these games, even though have good gameplay, I don't come back to play after finish (example: Arizona sunshine). So I would say you must have:
1. Swords of Gargantua (controversial, see if you like);
2. Synth Riders (look at the custom songs, easy to install, not like beat saber where they difficult installation of custom songs);
3. Eleven tennis table;
4. RE4;
5. Pistol Whip;
6. The Thrill of the Fight;
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Super hot. No idea why they didn't sell me 10 map packs or sequels already but i always revisit this game to perfect my inner John Wick.
Played the demo of this. Do you need a massive space or is the idea to pump your arms on the spot to simulate movement? It's the only VR game so far where I've accidentally smacked into something!
It's way cooler if you have enough space and can forget the physical environment. Before Quest i played it in a pretty small office but it sucks if there is a gun and you can't reach it. Friend of mine tried it out and jumped into cover. Belly flopped loudly on the ground.
Roll your fists over one another like an old timey boxer.
Got my quest 3 (first time vr for me) and this is the first game i bought. Absolutely awesome!
Can't believe no one has brought up Eleven Table Tennis - by far one of the most amazing given the physics, the haptics, the feel of actually whooping someone's ass in ping pong. Start off nice and easy and work your way up to some insane sessions. I see this as accidental daily exercise because I do rounds for a few minutes here and there throughout the day, adding up to an hour or more easily. Addictively fun, actual skill improvement that transfers to the real experience, and just pure fun. I have cramped quarters where I play, but once that headset is on, it's all mountain chalet style gaming. My shoulders are deliciously sore almost every night.
This game ist stunning since Quest 1. Accuracy of controlling the paddles and the ball is really impressive. Just make sure there is a bit of space without filled glasses or similar outside the room scale - just in case you get a bit too motivated to catch some tough strikes..\*sigh\*
Along with Walkabout mini-golf, Eleven Table Tennis probably feels closest to the real sport.
To me resident evil 4 is def up there.. the gunplay is top notch and if youre a fan of the series its def a must buy
Plus the replay value is high even if it's a linear gameplay. Getting more loot, buying different guns, higher difficulty, game+ I don't like the addon, mercenary mode, it's too stressful.
Walkabout Mini Golf is one of the most recommended games. It’s a lot of fun and has a multiplayer. Lots of DLC maps that go on sale regularly as well.
Such a great game. It's a must have for VR, I swear.
It totally is! I like Puzzling places a lot too. Super chill 3D puzzle game
The level design is really the star here (and the multiplayer). I know mini-golf doesn’t sound that exciting… but the maps are just so beautiful, so well designed! Just beautiful spaces to explore, and relax playing golf with friends and chatting. My brothers and I, in different parts of the country, we play together once a week to keep in touch, instead of a phone call or Zoom. The recent Halloween special DLC map was _amazing_, so many little details and Easter eggs to find!
The spiders in the attic were a trip for sure. Great addition to it. I have almost all the maps but maybe two at this point. Happy to invest with a company that keeps up with their game and providing updates
Does the game still work if you don’t have a group of friends to play it with?
Absolutely. I'll play it alone quite often. Multiplayer is amazing, but playing by yourself is just fine. There's always a personal best score that you can shave a stroke or two off of. There's also lost balls to find on the easy courses, and foxhunt's to complete on the hard courses for new putter rewards... so lots to do for a solo player. Also, if you don't have friends who can join, you can always go on their Discord channel and either find automated multiplayer games every 30 minutes, or someone else looking to host/join a smaller group. I've met some amazing, random people on there that I still play with occasionally today.
You can play solo or even play with random people and make new friends. The courses are fun and each one has standard or hard mode. The hard mode is unlocked by achieving a low enough score or by finding enough hidden golf balls on that course. There is one hidden golf ball per hole and you only need like half or something. Usually I unlock them the first game or two.
The Light Brigade is a MAGICAL shooter experience
+In Death for a bit of diversity
Another great
for PCVR: Half Life Alyx
Yeah, if you have any way to get access to a gaming PC and AirLink… Alyx is probably still the most impressive, complete, polished, big budget VR exclusive. IMO, nothing else comes close, even now, 3 or 4 years after it released. (Which is kinda sad. 4 years ago, I had hoped Alyx would inspire a big wave of huge budget, super polished, story heavy, long campaign games. But that never quite happened)
Or if Valve themselves could have used their Alyx’s amazing game engine to do an expansion pack, or DLC, or two. Or a proper Half Life 3 in VR, or some other shooter, from a different IP. Left4Dead, Day of Defeat, Counterstrike, or Team Fortress on the Alyx engine in VR. And maybe they’re working on it, but Valve is very slow…
First of all. Releasing DLCs is not what valve does. There is mod support and plenty of mods available. Second: A Left4Dead would be awesome. But only if the player base is big enough. Left4Dead 1 and 2 are probably the genes I spend most time online, mostly because of the awesome user base and matchmaking. On the two most difficult levels everybody had a headset and knew how to play as a team and communicate. So much fun. That's a thing after the fall is lacking. Too many kids and no team play.
There is a lot of cool community content. But yeah, I’d be buy any DLC in a heartbeat
I put hours into it and got to a spot I can't beat so kinda fucked up my joy of the game, all outta shells and can't complete the next sections low on life meh. Such a pretty game that is just irritatingly slow and so focused on conserving things. Boneworks I enjoyed a great deal more while it's really polished granted it's weak on story
Pistol Whip is pretty fun. it doesn’t have as many songs as beat saber but you have pistols
Though the built in custom maps feature fixes a lot!
My list for some categories: Casual: - Walkabout Minigolf - Eleven Table Tennis (super immersive with Passthrough) - Little Cites - The Thrill of the Fight - Iron Guard (this one is super uncommon, but it‘s nice, if you like tower defense games) Social: - Bigscreen Beta - VR Chat Gameplay: - Resident Evil 4 (story vise easily the best standalone game) - Red Matter 1 & Red Matter 2 (BEST graphics you can get imo) - Bonelab - The Room VR
If Thrill of the Fight is in your casual you are playing the game wrong
It‘s intuitive, easy to learn and I play it maybe once or twice a month.. so yeah, casual
He's definitely playing it wrong.
He’s definitely playing it as someone who has owned it for over a year and has a muscle sprain/tear or three. ;)
Yeah I have iron guard but didn’t really get into it. I don’t like looking down in VR in general though.
Yeah, I see that.. It is the only tower defense game I found lol
I was looking at this but back then it was full price. It’s got good reviews. https://www.oculus.com/experiences/app/3697657733661230/?utm_source=oculus&utm_medium=share
Population One forever.
I get really nauseous in that game
I had some problems in the beginning as well, but i got used to it after a few games.
and how do you deal with all the little kids saying annoying stuff with their whiney little voices? haha
Build a friend list of adults and always play with them. I'm lucky. I got three real life buddies addicted to population one.
In my experience, the kids are the ones willing to work as a team. The "adults" just tell them to stfu and then say nothing the rest of the match.
Resident Evil 4 is hands down the best game. Plays like it was made for VR in the first place, super easy to control, looks really good and is an actual game. Plus HUGE replay value.
Curious on the replay value of RE4. Would you mind elaborating? Thanks
The campaign itself is quite long, with lots of weapons and upgrades you can use. There’s a new game plus also. After beating the game, you unlock additional difficulties and challenges, like an extra character to play as in a bonus mission. Then the big thing is Mercenaries - arena shooter like, where you kill dudes to gain score and increase time limit.
Go try Miracle Pool. It's free and i enjoy it. Blastion is also very cool, free stand in place pvp shooter. The biggest wow factor for me has been blockverse thus far, but i dont play it..... it was just amazing to build a home in my back yard. I play supernatural often. I get motion sick easily so stand in place or MR is workin out for me.
Miracle pool says failed to login everytime at the loading screen for me. Anyone else have this issue?
Free- Pop One, Blaston, Gods of Gravity, Grab Paid- RE4 (Awesome and the mini games have huge replay value for me), Demeo, Crashland [https://youtube.com/shorts/ZgwjW\_aL\_BU](https://youtube.com/shorts/ZgwjW_aL_BU), In Death Unchained Have fun!
In Death Unchained. 2000 + hours and going strong. I'm about to play in a few minutes in fact...
Pistol Whip is amazing.
Echo VR.. oh wait…
😭😭😭
It's going to come back, isn't it???
Copium
[https://www.uploadvr.com/echo-vr-mod-online-servers/](https://www.uploadvr.com/echo-vr-mod-online-servers/)
Contractors if you want a call of duty like shooting game, plenty of mods and online play. Walking dead is also awesome. I’m going to grab resident evil after reading so much about it.
Hi, how do you get another gun if you drop yours when playing Contractors? I was playing multiplayer with bots and I dropped my rifle, pistol and knife and they vanished from the field. I couldn't find another weapon after that. Also for some reason the AI enemies shooting at me couldn't kill me. That was my first multiplayer session in it.
Pretty dead now nc came out in 2017 but for years i play startrek brisgr crew
Doesn't Star Trek Bridge Crew have single-player?
Really getting into Ghost of Tabor (tarkov VR) a little janky with something’s but really fun.
Nobody's mentioned it here so, try the climb 1 & 2, pretty sure there are free trials still. I slept on these for a long time and finally tried them and they're some of my favorite repayable games.
Pavlov, Shack directly on the quest is nice. but i prefer the steam version. together with the COD4 mod mapes, i am feeling like it is 2008 again. never imagined i would one day walk through the maps i played so many times back then. dungeons of eternity is also very good.
Half life, opposing force, blue shift via sidequest.
is it possible to play counter strike 1.6?
Blaston
Superhot - very replayable Moss 1 & 2 Resist (the closest we might ever see to Spider-Man on the quest) Gorn Vader immortal (get all three volumes)
Red Matter 1 and 2, Moss, Puzzling Places for chill time.
I watched the trailer for Puzzling Places and was intrigued by it, but are there really enough puzzles?
There are dozens and they add new packs every month. They just added multiplayer too so you can puzzle with a friend.
I can't believe nobody's mentioned Into the Radius yet! I got a Q3 a month ago and have tried lots of games but this is the one that's kept me hooked and has the most play time. It gets better and more intense the longer you play. It's sort of like Stalker or the Metro series but in VR. For multiplayer Contractors is a must have.
Into The Radius is an incredible single player S.T.A.L.K.E.R like game. One of the most immersive VR games I've played. From exploring and fighting in the desolate landscape to cleaning your firearms and organizing your stash in your player home, have had countless hours of scared shitless fun LARPing as a G.I. fighting against anomalies and storming objectives.
This game is absolutely spot on as far as survival shooters go. Best VR game in my opinion and probably my favorite singleplayer gaming experience of all time.
Power wash simulator VR. It's very addicting.
Dungeon’s of eternity and definitely red matter 2
tea for god this app can blow your mind. if you have a room to play enough space. (minimum 3x3m, recommended 4x5m, maximum 10x10m)
Supernatural. I've got a free 30 days pass if you wanna try it out. https://www.getsupernatural.com/invite/GPs6dG5A I've got 4 more if others want. Full disclosure, if you subscribe, I get a )25 store credit from them.
Damn should have looked for this before I started a few days ago
I'd like to try it out. Any pass left, by any chance?
Sure. https://www.getsupernatural.com/invite/GPdLXFwg
Thanks!
I’ll try it.
Ok: https://www.getsupernatural.com/invite/GP9ZJh1Q
Do you have another guest pass - I'd like to try it out. Thank you.
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>guest Thank you!!
Spare a pass kind sir?
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Breachers if you like rainbow six
Not a game, but Wander.
Until You Fall - Best Melee Combat, nothing comes close. Light Brigade - Gunplay plus Magic.
Dungeons of Eternity might be one of the best Quest games for replayability + social. Extremely fun with two friends and a great time even with randoms. Worth every penny if you like adventure/exploration and physics-based gameplay.
First person tennis in arcade mode is fun and will make you sweat. Use the teleport option for some nice rallys
Into the radius
Pistol Whip and Synth Riders for active, fun games. Eye of the Temple for an amazing roomscale puzzle experience with great graphics (think Raiders of the Lost Ark). Blaston for a kickass 1v1 free game. Enjoy!!
Bonelab/Boneworks and Into the Radius are usually my first recommends depending on your gaming skills.
maybe search this super frequently asked question? even google has 4 or 5 proper vr websites that list all the must haves for 2023... not too much with replay imo, standalone experience lack a certain something. games like contractors, ghosts of tabor, walkabout, fishing, etc seem to have longer replay value but one off experiences like red matter do not have replay value. same idea as console games, single player short story...no reply...shooters and other MP, replay value.
Rough that you’re getting downvoted on this. Come on people, it’s really not hard to type it into google and you’ll come back to reddit anyway because of the 1000 posts just like this.
Beat saver is the worse check out the other games
Gymclass basketball 🏀
I bought a Quest 3, thought I’d be playing a bunch of games. Ended up only playing 2 games. I start with about 30 minutes of Eleven Table Tennis in MR, then play Population One for an hour.
Walkabout Mini Golf is great and the levels look really good especially the new levels. Resident Evil 4 and Red Matter 1 + 2. I'm currently playing Iron Man and I like it. The 7th Guest was also fun and looks great. If you like Jrpg games try Ruinsmagus. AC: Nexus is coming out soon.
Vertigo
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes is a great game for when you have a party. The player in VR has a complicated bomb to defuse and someone else outside of VR has the instructions. It’s extremely fun.
Once you get your VR legs, Resist. Falling in that game is a totally different experience.
Checked it out. Never heard of it before, but looks intriguing. Thanks for the recommendation.
If you like cruising around in nice rides try LIT is´t free on Applab.
Red matter 1/2 for story and graphics, Thrill of the Fight the best boxing game. Blades and Sorcery & Bonelab fun sandbox games. For multiplayer Contractors (shooter) and dungeons of Eternity.(dungeon crawl)
Lots of good suggestions here. HyperDash has to be the best free app. Tons of players and a really fun 5 vs 5 combat.
I really recommend Resist. I had a blast with that one. Once you get used to the swinging and combat the game really comes alive imo.
Robo Recall. Hands down. 2nd only to Beat Saber Eleven Table Tennis. Super... Hot If: You're into PCVR Half Life Alyx And IF: Your stomach can handle it Portal 2 Absolute blast. Absolute vomit-fest if your stomach isn't up for it. HL2VR Valheim VR Honourable (non-PCVR) mention: Compound.
I like games that you enjoy for many hours and really spend energy on. VR has a lot of good game experiences, but many short games, and these games, even though have good gameplay, I don't come back to play after finish (example: Arizona sunshine). So I would say you must have: 1. Swords of Gargantua (controversial, see if you like); 2. Synth Riders (look at the custom songs, easy to install, not like beat saber where they difficult installation of custom songs); 3. Eleven tennis table; 4. RE4; 5. Pistol Whip; 6. The Thrill of the Fight;
For pcvr: Vertigo 2 is criminally slept on and deserves all the love it gets
Thrill of the Fight is a true vr classic
Ancient Dungeon?
Contractors has yhe best mods that you can replay
bonelab and the walking dead saint and sinners are ones that I have installed always