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@@arthurkoefeod The company may be bad, but it's still a great headset, especially for beginners and people with a budget. Thrill has said this in previous videos
You really need to make such a list for PCVR as well and do yourself a friggen favour and get Eye of the Temple which should be on the top ranks of that list easily. That game is so well made and simply a massive immersion beast since it doesn't use any thumbstick or button controls at all (except for getting into the menu).
Walkabout mini golf is a must have if you have friends with a headset. Fun hang out game, good physics, hidden gems to collect, and frequently updated with new maps.
I'm glad you included 11 Table Tennis. As a big ping pong player I find the realism truly impressive. It was the first Quest game I played, and I was so immersed that when my match was over I tried to set my paddle on the table and dropped my buddy's controller on the floor.
I’m just watching these vids before I get my Vr. Does the table tennis have actual physics like real life? Like being able to put lots of spin and spiking and everythint?
@@daddychromosome8464 I don't know about spin, but I play a lot of ping pong in real life and the physics feel very realistic to me. It's one of my favorite VR games for sure.
I love how you not only timestamp every game, but also give the price of the game along with the title. Something a lot of content creators don't do, so thank you👍
That entire game makes the Quest 2 worth it. It is like having 12 full mini golf courses in your house. It is insane to think about because it feels so immersive.
So glad you included Demeo, it's legitimately a near perfect game to play with friends and genuinely what made me want to get other friends and family into VR
The game also serves as proof that most people wouldn't survive a zombie apocalypse. Somehow those bastards sneak up on you even after you've just checked. If it had a "don't get bit" mode, we'd be fucked.
As someone who played a township tale since 2019, I have to say that it is one of the best games ever made for VR, at least on the pc version of the game.
@@MethosOhio Devs are kinda dumb like that. Will gladly release on Quest but won't even release a Steam version (probably because the game is in a shit state bug and performance wise on PC).
I've put about 300 hours into A Township Tale, it's the most interactive (and physically demanding) VR game I've played so far. Still waiting on the PC version features to be ported over to the Quest version though.
I still wait for PC and Quest coop. my friend can't run the PCVR version but I really like the better quality of the PC version and thus don't wabt to buy the Quest version.
My own game of the year: Into The Radius. Honestly, I think it might actually be my favourite game out there right now, and I've played most of this list.
Yes! Getting a new GPU specifically for this game, if the graphics were just a bit better it might even be the best VR game period. HLA sure is pretty to look at though.
In Death: Unchained would definitely be on my list. At first I didn't like it that much, even returned it. Decided to give it another chance a few months later when it was on sale and after sinking many hours into it, it's become one of my favourite vr games, been playing it almost every day since the last tournament started! (Still haven't beaten Asmodeus, though came pretty close today!)
I almost returned it until I saw the free locomotion setting. That completely changed the way I felt presence in the world and I've been playing it daily since.
500 Hours in Population One definitely good stuff! If you haven't played before it's more arcadey than other shooters like Pavlov making it very easy to learn however if you want to get sweaty there are plenty of more advanced things to master keeping it fun! Not to mention the community is pretty active holding events and tournaments all the time!
Excellent list! I can’t recommend Walkabout Mini Golf enough as well, and would love to see it get more love. It’s great with friends, has random lobbies, and the devs are very active.
@@KhaosInductionCreator “I can’t recommend enough” is just a way to say that there is too much recommending of it I want to do, so I have to limit myself. :) basically, I love it and it’s awesome.
I bought the game a while ago but i never found anything to rly do i just kinda spoke to people, chopped some trees, went mining and i just didnt rly find a reason to go back to it
Almost an excellent top 10 list. It’s criminal that “In Death: Unchained” isn’t on this list. It’s challenging, satisfying, and it has virtually unlimited replayability with all the achievements to make you better as the game gets more challenging.
Highly, HIGHLY recommend Into the Radius. Genuinely my favorite VR Game, perfectly captures and instills that STALKER atmosphere and tension while having some fun shooting and survival mechanics.
@@deadbodybaby1 there’s a tower behind you, honestly if you want the experience you should probably learn a little from public servers or youtubers, the game does not tell you alot at all but once you learn it’s amazing
@@HealedPirate what do I do to interact w the tower and enter the world though ? Might’ve been a bug but I tried everything I could think of, I’ll look online a lil more
My biggest issue is that you can't do solo, i know you can make a private server but the grind is too much, but when I join a public server, everyone already has everything unlocked and there's nothing for me to do, how do I find a new server? I got it when it first released, played a couple hours solo and dropped it.
A township tale is one of THE BEST VR games ever in development. I've played the PC version since early last year and boy oh boy is it a blast. very helpful community, very cool mechanics, a lot of fun learning how to play and once you do learn a lot of fun playing. hope you enjoy it even more than I did.
I cried watching this video and I can't explain why... Maybe it's out of excitement to maybe someday finally play these or some other reason, idk Thank you for your work, thank you for this selection and I hope to play each and every one of these games with much love, hopefully soon
This felt like a long sponsor segment. What you did in the video was probably the best choice for the community watching it but for me personally I would much rather see boots on the ground gameplay. Just one person (or more when games are multiplayer) playing the game and showing off the random moments that happen in the small amount of time its shows. Like a sneak peek into the reality rather than showcase of the B-Roll and best compiled clips.
@@venchee4906 Yeah, and that's ok. It was just my preference. But from a creators perspective, making the best content you can make should be priority. As long as it doesn't hinder anything in your life. Of course creators have problems all the time so who knows if this was one of those moments.
I would put Until you Fall in the list too, I'm recently playing it and is a completely fantastic games for those people who likes rogue-like games, I really felt like I was playing Dead Cells, but in VR instead of a 2D game, it's hard, and like all rogue-like games, you can replay it again and again and you are not going get bored of that game
This. By far one of the best games and its actually so good that I genuinely regret pirating it (actually planning to buy it now). It's immersive, fun, action packed, has full body emulation and is just amazing.
Its a fantastic game. Though it really deserves more variation. I could definitely see a sequel with branching paths like star fox 64, or just multiple unlockable campaigns or something. But despite that, the game play is so good I think it deserves a mention anyway.
I expect you to die 2 is one of the most beautiful experiences you can have in vr hands down. It's so good, I've been speedrunning it! Ive squeezed out 67 hours on it so far and so much more to come with the speedrunning community gaining members.
Definitely would love a PCVR list. I finally got a quest and it is impressive, but I love my Index and prefer to support other platforms (scared of Meta).
In no particular order: Against Alien Isolation Arizona Sunshine Asgard's Wrath Assetto Corsa (1&2) A-Tech Cybernetic Audica Battlezone Boneworks Borderlands 2 Cyberpunk 2077 Dash Dash World Dead and Buried Dead Effect 2 Dirt 2 Doom 3 BFG Edge of Nowhere Elite Dangerous Everslaught Fallout 4 From Other Suns The Forest Grand Theft Auto V Half Life (1&2) Half Life: Alyx Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice Hitman (1,2,&3) Horizon Zero Dawn Into the Radius Knockout League LA Noire The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Life is Strange: Before the Storm Lone Echo (1&2) Lucky's Tale Mafia (1&2) Megatron Rainfall Microsoft Flight Simulator Monster Hunter Rise No Man's Sky Outer Wilds Paper Beast Payday 2 Project Cars (2&3) Project Wingman Red Dead Redemption 2 Resident Evil (1,2,3,7,8) Risk of Rain 2 Seeking Dawn Serious Sam (1-4) Skyrim VR Sniper Elite Star Wars: Dark Forces Star Wars Squadrons Stormlands Subnautica (1&2) Wanderer
Yo after hyping over Blade and Sorcery on the PC seeing it come to the Quest is amazing. Next to Saints and Sinners it's my favorite game in VR, there's just something about being able to grab and move other characters in the world and being able to "Feel" the weapons meet resistance and like sink into something... It's amazing.
I was hoping for gorilla tag to be on the list, being one of the biggest growing and somewhat constantly updated vr game as of recently, but i understand why it isnt. The game isn't very constant, and a lot of the community is kinda trash.
My personal #1 game is Ancient Dungeon! It is hands down the best rougelike I’ve ever played in VR and has miles more replayability than most single-player games I’ve played on the quest. It just has such a nice feel to it that really kept me coming back even after 100%ing it. To top it all off it’s still in early access and hasn’t even gotten out of applab yet so there’s still much more content to come. I Highly recommend it
I appreciate your comment. I’ve really gotten into rogue-likes this year. I bought a switch in July after my Rift S started bugging out, and the employee recommended DeadCells. I don’t have that many hours in it, but it’s definitely one of my favorite games I’ve played in a long time. And then in October I saw DeathLoop went on sale on steam, and after being so excited for the concept when I learned about it in the summer I got it, and it is one of my favorite games as well this year. And now I’ve just replaced my rift s with a Quest 2, and I just heard about a great rogue-like I can try on it 😉
Contractors after the updates is worth a mention for fps multiplayer games. The devs are working really hard for attending the community wishes and are doing a really good job
Love seeing how far VR is coming! I owned an OG quest and Rift CV1; used them to lose 100lbs. I just got my quest 2 yesterday and my top 10 list for anyone who wants variety and new games: 1.) Contractors (They have in-game standalone mods now to play maps like MW2 terminal and Rust) 2.) Blade and Sorcery Nomad 3.) Nock (This one is archery meets rocket league in VR) 4.) Beat Saber (only if you mod it) 5.) Pistol Whip 6.) Holopoint (Great workout game) 7.) Pavlov Shack (Once you play contractors, pavlov seems graphically challenged on the quest. The mods for pavlov however keep it as a must have game) 8.) Rec Room 9.) Roborecall 10.) Superhot Love this video; definitely will be trying out some of these titles!
I'm an audiophile, and all I'm looking for in VR is a media organization program that will show your media as interactable, tangible versions, like walking into a music store and seeing shelves of different genres. I've searched a lot and haven't found anything close to that. That would be my killer app
That actually sounds kinda cool tbh Having a little room to organise your music files as little dvds/casettes etc and then put them into different devices would be weirdly entertaining add some goofy ones like a gramophone lmao
Oh come on, there's no way you're surprised about that. It's been the single most touted and probably most-played Quest 2 game this year. If anything, given that, I expected it to be higher on the list.
Yeah but you sold the game to one of the most dangerous shady data sellers on the planet, I'm not going anywhere near their headset or games, and will always advice others against their products to avoid being blackmailed or robbedor even worse kidnapped and murdered. Or even darker than that, forced to vote for tump or the republican again, fk fb and meta and mark.
@@llIIllIlIIllX_XIillIIllIIllIll No one asked for your opinion. Most people don't give a crap about completely impersonal data which is only ever used to feed algorithms that drive prices down. And nobody forces you to vote Republican, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
My 2 biggest go-to Quest games are In Death: Unchained and Until You Fall. Both are amazing rogue-like combat games, one focused on archery the other focused on melee weapons.
@@wiccapowerify Noooooo!!!! I've found that using the slow movement joystick sometimes gives me motion sickness, but the "dash" movement never does. I occasionally lose tracking while attacking, though, which is annoying.
I love VR so don't get me wrong when I say this. Every time I play any VR game with any form of movement, it leaves my head spinning, and I dont seem to be adapting to the atmosphere like others say you should. I've always been prone to motion sickness but I feel like VR takes the cake and it makes me upset because I really want to spend more time in VR without headaches getting in the way. As always though, this top 10 list is amazing, I love watching your videos thrill, keep up the great work. Im awaited the next -day Newsday where you'll bring us some more great news! Edit: I appreciate all of the helpful replies. I havent had the chance to pick up vr with finals coming up. But ill definitely try these out 👍
I experienced the same thing, I’m also prone to motion sickness. What I’ve found helps is using the teleport feature instead of full motion, playing “sit down” games, and although I don’t have one I hear the omni-directional treadmills work well to give your lower body a real sense of motion
I don’t know if you tried this or not, but what did the trick for me was playing until I started getting woozy, I mean, the very first signs, and then I would stop. And after I felt comfortable again (a few hours) I’d start all over. I did it on phasmophobia over a period of about 2 weeks, every day, many times a day. Now I can play anything.
@@breeknow Same you litteraly have to force your body into VR. The first week and a half was rough but now i can play anything except maybe those very bad early Vr experiences.
I was really hoping to see Cosmodread on this list, iv put hundreds of hours into it and still jump when I open a locker or a door and some abomination comes shambling through it, I highly recommend playing it if you like survival horror games or roguelikes.
Im glad you didn't include those while still showing them just in case someone hadn't seen many best vr games on the quest videos before and still didn't waste too much time including them in the list because it does get exhausting watching as many as I can to see those same filling the list over and over again
I simply love Pop1 that is such a great time that I got it about a week ago and I'm at level 16 now. I know for many of the players that is not that great but I am 60 years old and have Parkinson's Disease with that I have to play it sitting down as I can't stand in one place for long enough to finish a campaign. Then at times when I am being attacked I can't get my hands to work right to get a weapon out before I am killed. But it is still a very fun game I love to play. With that I have not been playing RE4 much lately and that is another great game.
The fact that Hand Physics Lab made the list and *none* of the rougelites were even mentioned is the real tragedy here. Hand Physics is literally a tech demo, a party trick you show your friends for 10 minutes before moving on. Why it made the list is astounding. In Death Unchained? Until You Fall?? Which is easily one of the best hack n slash games in VR? I do not understand this list at all. But Hand Physics Lab??? Lmao, my god, you might as well add in "My First Steps" while you're at it
GORILLA TAG!!!! If you go into random lobbies the community may ruin the game for you, but it is genuinely the best vr experience of 2021. I have sunk hundreds of hours into this game and through modding and the competitive scene I am still finding new things to do and experience!
I would personally also take blade and sorcery off the list and have it as a no brainer especially since it has mod support. I love that game with all my heart. Also can you make a Top 10 sidequest/applab games list. I've only recently been able to sideload and I have downloaded many games but I want to know the best one to get. Thank you.
Great list, but to me not having Synth Riders is heartbreaking, as it is still possibly the most mesmerizing VR experience I've had after the first Muse Experience (and The Offspring one is quite close). I still have goosebumps just to think about it. Thrill of the Fight as the ultimate cardio experience and The Climb 2 deserve at least an honorary mention, IMO:
Hey can you make a list of vr mods for traditional games? Such as Minecraft, GTA 5, flight simulator... Seems like a range of experiences that's not often talked about but deserves the attention
BONEWORKS is insane. The campaign and physics make it so good. Only thing it's missing? A grapple hook and the ability to grab onto objects tighter the more you squeeze the controller.
It's still missing the friggen shotgun... but everyone knows that :D I'd love to have a bow and/or a crossbow for the medieval setting though. A grapple hook could be fired off with a crossbow, too :)
Larcenauts it amazing but coming from having to unlock all the characters it sucks. After you get them though, which isn't that long of a grind tbh, it is smooth sailing. If you like fast paced action then Arc or Calima is for you
@@aero42 idk. I got terrified by a zombie dashing full speed at me when I thought it was just one of the slow lumbering ones. Also in the beta the first room I spawned in had a big monster, I believe like a minotaur but idk where it is now.
Just as a bit of warning... I've had the game basically since it came out and i'm still having fun to this day. But, for some reason, TWD Saints and Sinners is really buggy lately. I hopped on yesterday to have some random fun scavenging one of my favorite maps and as I engaged a group of ai in a gun fight, my shots were simply not registering, I pulled out a katana in a panic, and after 3 swings at the person's neck to try and behead them, it wasn't working. I ended up using my trusty revolver but when i looked at my gear, the katana was almost half destroyed even though none of the hits had registered. None of the other scavenging runs I did felt as buggy but they definitely didn't feel as smooth as they always do.. The game is still really fun though, this is just a minor concern, any bugs will probably be fixed in no time. Even after years of release, this game is still being worked on semi actively. Edit: I only encountered this once but, as I was fighting a group of ai, I shot one of them in the torso and as they got up as a zombie, they started coming towards me but the animation didn't work, and it looked like they were frozen, t-posing and levitating towards me. Never been so scared of a zombie in this game until this, and this game gets really scary...
I feel like I experienced at least a bit of this recently too but with my knives. Was trying to stab a bunch of zombies in the head and no dice. Used the same form I always have and no matter what I did the stab just wouldn't happen. I'm still early game (restarted from the Quest version when I built my PC so I'm playing the Rift version over VD)
Swarm is an amazing game that I think is one we've all wanted. So let me explain it in one sentence... Have you ever wanted to be Spider-Man? There, that's all you need to know to love it. It's a shooter with really nice swinging mechanics I've been wanting since VR became possible, an appealing art style, replayability, and couple with that and a work in progress multiplayer, this game is amazing
Great to see the well regarded oculus store exclusives getting a little love. So many people missed out just because they aren't on steam. On a side note MoH I think got a lot crap when it's actually a really good,long and diverse shooter. Definitely issues with pacing in the first few missions but i really was enjoying myself by the time the end credits rolled around.
forgot to put Walk About Mini Golf and ForeVR Bowl on that list. ESPECIALLY the Walk About Minigolf! That game is SO clean and super immersive, with FANTASIC places to golf and off the charts ball/putter physics! PLUS the devs are SUPER involved with listening to their community AND want to keep the game fresh and affordable with every major update. THEY ARE ADDING A NEW COURSE EVERY MONTH to the game for crying out loud! (also Jet Island MUST play for fun/chill factor BUT BE WARNED heights are involved)
Please make a full list! You keep saying "you heard of this, that already" but I think you arent appreciating how new VR still is for most people. My first ever headset is in the mail and im seaching for videos like this to know whats out there. Im sure im not alone.
Not gonna lie, Hasbro needs to get into VR gaming and also give some licenses to proper studios that know what they're doing. Totally need a single player (+ coop option) open world RPG situated in the MLP G4 world, would be utterly sick if done well. It's a great fantasy setting that could possibly draw lots of interest to it with a really good game.
@@jooeyyjn Absolutely... I mean even most of the big ones haven't even, some are just tip toeing into it, but there are examples like Medal of Honor that show what happens when you release a VR game in 2020 by 2016 standards... the worst part of it being them then to see it didn't sell as well as expected or just like pancake games. Basically "We tried, but it didn't sell well enough, so we just moved along". OTOH I somehow fear companies especially like "Elizabeth & Abraham" destroying what's good about VR games just like they did destroy what was good about pancake games around 20±8 years ago (Origin, Westwood, Bullfrog, Bioware, etc). Don't want to see that movie again...
So how much did Resolution Games pay you to put Demeo on the top of your list? 🤣 The game is riddled with fundamental issues which are disappointing. Things as simple as not being able to see health bars of enemies when hovering over them with a card. You can't see where your character was last placed when you pick them up, often leaving you with accidentally used action points after trying to place them back where they were if you decide you don't want to move. The entire board of enemies work their way towards you the entire game, making each level a game of killing the key holder and then running to the exit, which makes for extremely monotonous and boring gameplay. There's no progression system, and the only unlocks are cosmetics. Hell, they even refer to The Elven Queen as "him", which just shows how lazy they were with their voice lines when adding a new expansion. And the game is lacking replay value due to having only 2 dungeons to play (soon to be 3 on the Dec. 16th). The devs had plenty of time to find a resolution (pun intended) to these issues, unfortunately, these issues still linger 6 months after release. I respect seeing Demeo on your list because I enjoyed it in many ways, but to label it #1 really makes me question things.
I also highly reccomend ragnarock! it's pretty new and song bare, but it has a ton of personality and charm, a banger soundtrack focused on rock, and fun polished gameplay A great beatsaber alternative for those bs-ed out
Typical top 10 video, #1 game (aka: secret sponsor ;) ) , the game that no one wants to buy because there is no reason for it to be in VR, Demeo or Demeos or whatever, this can be easily be played on PC while sitting down unlike "beat sabler", "pavlov", onward or even the #2 on the same fkin list ( the walking dead vr ) , dude if they are not paying you to sponsor them then there is something is terribly wrong with your taste.
@@Leeedels If I like a game that requires me to unnecessarily put on coffin around my eyes to play, I would have at least mentioned its obvious flows (like he did with many of the other games), and or not added it on the TOP 10 List. Obviously, there is something up with that list.
I have played every game on this list, and think Demeo is by far the most fun as well. The amount of immersion you get from it is insane, and it has more of a social element than most of the others. Perhaps your taste is off.
The TeamBeef ports (Doom, Quake, Doom 3, LamdaVR, JKXR) are must have's on Quest 2. Especially since you can ALL of the ported titles in a steamsale for less than the price of a single Quest 2 store game. Also most of the ports have a demo, since Doom & Quake were shareware and Jedi Knight 2 had an offical demo. The ports are so good that they easily beat your average Quest 2 release most of the time and thanks to old school optimization techniques you get an art style that is pretty rare for VR games. (I.e. using baked lightning textures to fake more complex light situations than standalone VR will be able to handle for a few years). Also the PSP emulator on Sidequest is a blast.
Ngl The Township Tale actually sounds like a dream to me Also idk how popular it is, but if it is popular, then you should definetly add Stride too. Any parkour fan will spend wayy too much time in it cuz it just is really fun (some half-game breaking bugs tho, but still fun)
I know I'm not the first to say it, but Walkabout Mini Golf is an amazing game, especially if you have friends to play with. The physics are very tight, the visuals are incredible, and it's all-around very fun
Would love to see a full pc best games or even better ( albeit alot more time consuming) a pc games tier list of all the games youve played on pc including even F tier ones. Thumb up this comment if other people want to see this too! :)
If you’re going to make a PCVR list, you must have Into The Radius VR. It’s the most underrated game of all time, being Alyx level of quality (imo) yet only having a small community. It creates an atmosphere unlike any other game, sometimes you’re so on edge that you get jumpscared by the wind rushing by. They just released 2.0 and I must say, it’s quite beautiful (in the way post apocalyptic wastelands are). And there’s all these little things that you can do to make you even more immersed like loading a magazine bullet by bullet, or cleaning your gun, you can even eat food out of a can with a knife, first time I did it I actually opened my mouth because I was so immersed. Basically, stalker in VR turned up to 11 gets slept on.
Into The Radius is Alyx quality? On what metric lol? Alyx did almost everything right so getting to that level is extremely difficult and ITR doesn't get close. It's janky, pretty ugly, gives you very little sense of direction and overall needs way more polish to be anywhere near Alyx level.
@@fyre1307 That’s why I said “imo”. I have been hearing of others that have been running into bugs but on my end I’ve been completely fine. I guess it’s also a matter of taste which dictates whether one enjoys it or not. And isn’t ITR supposed to be disorienting? it’s kinda the game’s job to throw you in the deep end. Moving that aside, I won’t hate you for disliking ITR, VR quite diverse after all and everyone’s different.
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i thought u hated oculus or u know what i mean the meta shit going on rn
@@arthurkoefeod The company may be bad, but it's still a great headset, especially for beginners and people with a budget. Thrill has said this in previous videos
Was hoping to see Pavlov shack on the list maybe next time
You really need to make such a list for PCVR as well and do yourself a friggen favour and get Eye of the Temple which should be on the top ranks of that list easily. That game is so well made and simply a massive immersion beast since it doesn't use any thumbstick or button controls at all (except for getting into the menu).
You recommend Stormlands but does stealth work for you in that game?
*Staples:*
- Beat Saber
- Super Hot
- Pistol Whip
- Vader Immortal
- Rec Room
- VR Chat
- Echo VR
*List:*
10. A Township Tale
9. Song in the Smoke
8. Hand Physics Lab
7. Larcenauts
6. Population: One
5. I Expect You To Die 2
4. Eleven Table Tennis
3. Resident Evil 4
2. Blade & Sorcery: Nomad
1.5 The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners
1. Demeo
*Other Mentions (PC):*
► Pavlov VR (PC)
► Half-Life: Alyx (PC)
► Boneworks (PC, Rift)
► Stormland (PC)
► Asgard's Wrath (PC)
► Lone Echo 1 & 2 (PC)
Thank you! This is what I wanted.
Thanks
thanks m8
Half-Life: Alyx & Boneworks are on PC.
@@RoyHoy Thanks, I updated the list. :)
Walkabout mini golf is a must have if you have friends with a headset. Fun hang out game, good physics, hidden gems to collect, and frequently updated with new maps.
Walkabout definitely deserves a place on this list.
Me and my dad have been playing it like every other night for weeks! Definitely in my top 5
Walkabout has been one of my favorites. Such a great game and each update makes it better than before.
Checked the comments hoping to see some Walkabout Mini Golf love. It's such a great game that I always recommend it to new VR owners.
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I'm glad you included 11 Table Tennis. As a big ping pong player I find the realism truly impressive. It was the first Quest game I played, and I was so immersed that when my match was over I tried to set my paddle on the table and dropped my buddy's controller on the floor.
Ha! I did the same thing except I was wearing the strap so it just dangled in the air. Very immersive.
😂😂 this made me laugh
I’m just watching these vids before I get my Vr. Does the table tennis have actual physics like real life? Like being able to put lots of spin and spiking and everythint?
@@daddychromosome8464 I don't know about spin, but I play a lot of ping pong in real life and the physics feel very realistic to me. It's one of my favorite VR games for sure.
@@daddychromosome8464 yes, you can definitely put spin on the ball 👍
I love how you not only timestamp every game, but also give the price of the game along with the title.
Something a lot of content creators don't do, so thank you👍
Walkabout Mini Golf is underappreciated, all these are good but that would for sure be in my top 10.
That entire game makes the Quest 2 worth it. It is like having 12 full mini golf courses in your house. It is insane to think about because it feels so immersive.
I can't find it on the store ?
So glad you included Demeo, it's legitimately a near perfect game to play with friends and genuinely what made me want to get other friends and family into VR
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Saints and sinners is so underrated. Everyone overlooks it because it looks like another zombie game.
I agre its so good
Its so good but its scary
@@quicktutorials5604 yea
Great game. Accidently pulled the rope 😂
The game also serves as proof that most people wouldn't survive a zombie apocalypse. Somehow those bastards sneak up on you even after you've just checked. If it had a "don't get bit" mode, we'd be fucked.
As someone who played a township tale since 2019, I have to say that it is one of the best games ever made for VR, at least on the pc version of the game.
Agreed, watching it grow has been amazing and the dev team is great.
Yet, strangely it isn't on Steam, so most will never know or try the PC version.
@@MethosOhio Devs are kinda dumb like that. Will gladly release on Quest but won't even release a Steam version (probably because the game is in a shit state bug and performance wise on PC).
I've put about 300 hours into A Township Tale, it's the most interactive (and physically demanding) VR game I've played so far. Still waiting on the PC version features to be ported over to the Quest version though.
Same it’s soo cool
I still wait for PC and Quest coop.
my friend can't run the PCVR version but I really like the better quality of the PC version and thus don't wabt to buy the Quest version.
The most "physically demanding"!? Really?!
^ this - though you do need others to play with or you won't get very far. Especially if you want to go mining.
I stopped playing till the pc stuff gets added cause it got too repetitive at a point
My own game of the year: Into The Radius. Honestly, I think it might actually be my favourite game out there right now, and I've played most of this list.
Habie agrees. Not on the Quest store, though.
Yes! Getting a new GPU specifically for this game, if the graphics were just a bit better it might even be the best VR game period. HLA sure is pretty to look at though.
I just picked that up on the last Steam sale! Can't wait to try it!
In Death: Unchained would definitely be on my list. At first I didn't like it that much, even returned it. Decided to give it another chance a few months later when it was on sale and after sinking many hours into it, it's become one of my favourite vr games, been playing it almost every day since the last tournament started! (Still haven't beaten Asmodeus, though came pretty close today!)
Absolutely agree, great game!
I was surprised to not see this on the list! It's a really solid game, especially for someone who likes roguelikes. Bows are just fun in VR.
I almost returned it until I saw the free locomotion setting. That completely changed the way I felt presence in the world and I've been playing it daily since.
@@Thezuule1 This game without free locomotion would be hell!
@@marcfossey9923 which is why I cannot understand why the default setting for free locomotion is off. They should switch that around imo.
500 Hours in Population One definitely good stuff! If you haven't played before it's more arcadey than other shooters like Pavlov making it very easy to learn however if you want to get sweaty there are plenty of more advanced things to master keeping it fun! Not to mention the community is pretty active holding events and tournaments all the time!
chris youre so cute
I have over 2000 hours in pop one, get flexed on... I think
hi chris
I cannot like this comment, it’s at 69 likes
Touch some grass
Excellent list! I can’t recommend Walkabout Mini Golf enough as well, and would love to see it get more love. It’s great with friends, has random lobbies, and the devs are very active.
Yup 👏
You mean you can? Or are you saying that in a way I'm too dumb to understand.
@@KhaosInductionCreator “I can’t recommend enough” is just a way to say that there is too much recommending of it I want to do, so I have to limit myself. :) basically, I love it and it’s awesome.
@@Kymlaar oh my bad
I didn't see "enough"
Township Tale is honestly the best deal you can get on VR, 10 bucks for an open world with next to limitless experiences
I bought the game a while ago but i never found anything to rly do i just kinda spoke to people, chopped some trees, went mining and i just didnt rly find a reason to go back to it
@@Tanbro99 can't you build anf Decorate a town?
@@Tanbro99 i think you're supposed to speak to trees and chop people.
Almost an excellent top 10 list. It’s criminal that “In Death: Unchained” isn’t on this list. It’s challenging, satisfying, and it has virtually unlimited replayability with all the achievements to make you better as the game gets more challenging.
Puzzling Places is a must have in my opinion.
I'm normally no big fan of puzzle games but this is awesome.
GET IT 😁
Highly, HIGHLY recommend Into the Radius. Genuinely my favorite VR Game, perfectly captures and instills that STALKER atmosphere and tension while having some fun shooting and survival mechanics.
Not on Quest 2.
It'll likely be on his PC VR list though.
@@_DMNO_ Ah your right, my bad.
@@_DMNO_ So you can’t play pcvr games with quest2? Even if you conned it to pc?
@@googlegoogle9712 yes you can, a simple google search gives tutorials and so on.
Never heard of song in the smoke, looks insane! Definitely going to pick it up. Thanks for putting the game on my radar.
It is great!
My fav
Eleven table tennis is REALLY GOOD. It is 95% just like real table tennis, which is insane!
Walkabout mini golf is slept on its easily in my top 3 vr games. It’s so chill and peaceful
I'm glad that a township tale made the list I've been playing it since it released on quest and I've made some lifelong bonds on it ☺.
Bought it and can’t figure out how to enter the world after character creation lmfao
@@deadbodybaby1 yeah its really complicated to learn how things work
@@deadbodybaby1 there’s a tower behind you, honestly if you want the experience you should probably learn a little from public servers or youtubers, the game does not tell you alot at all but once you learn it’s amazing
@@HealedPirate what do I do to interact w the tower and enter the world though ? Might’ve been a bug but I tried everything I could think of, I’ll look online a lil more
My biggest issue is that you can't do solo, i know you can make a private server but the grind is too much, but when I join a public server, everyone already has everything unlocked and there's nothing for me to do, how do I find a new server? I got it when it first released, played a couple hours solo and dropped it.
This list is actually so valid! I'm really happy with the choices you made. I might have to try township tale now
A township tale is one of THE BEST VR games ever in development. I've played the PC version since early last year and boy oh boy is it a blast. very helpful community, very cool mechanics, a lot of fun learning how to play and once you do learn a lot of fun playing. hope you enjoy it even more than I did.
I cried watching this video and I can't explain why... Maybe it's out of excitement to maybe someday finally play these or some other reason, idk
Thank you for your work, thank you for this selection and I hope to play each and every one of these games with much love, hopefully soon
This felt like a long sponsor segment. What you did in the video was probably the best choice for the community watching it but for me personally I would much rather see boots on the ground gameplay. Just one person (or more when games are multiplayer) playing the game and showing off the random moments that happen in the small amount of time its shows. Like a sneak peek into the reality rather than showcase of the B-Roll and best compiled clips.
Would be nice, but that sort of video takes a big time commitment. I think he was trying to whip something out.
@@venchee4906 Yeah, and that's ok. It was just my preference. But from a creators perspective, making the best content you can make should be priority. As long as it doesn't hinder anything in your life. Of course creators have problems all the time so who knows if this was one of those moments.
I would put Until you Fall in the list too, I'm recently playing it and is a completely fantastic games for those people who likes rogue-like games, I really felt like I was playing Dead Cells, but in
VR instead of a 2D game, it's hard, and like all rogue-like games, you can replay it again and again and you are not going get bored of that game
I got bored
This. By far one of the best games and its actually so good that I genuinely regret pirating it (actually planning to buy it now). It's immersive, fun, action packed, has full body emulation and is just amazing.
I got bored too. Lack of new content and diNnEr wItH thE dEvS all the time put me off it and I moved onto blaston
Its a fantastic game. Though it really deserves more variation. I could definitely see a sequel with branching paths like star fox 64, or just multiple unlockable campaigns or something.
But despite that, the game play is so good I think it deserves a mention anyway.
I got bored. Refunded it…
Hand physics lab made my jaw drop
I am in awe at this game
Definitely going on my wishlist once i obtain a quest 2
Did you obtain the quest 2
Only the best game is missing from the list: WALKABOUT MINI GOLF
Every time you say "hit that freakin bell if you can't live without it" I'm reminded how I can't live without your videos
I expect you to die 2 is one of the most beautiful experiences you can have in vr hands down.
It's so good, I've been speedrunning it!
Ive squeezed out 67 hours on it so far and so much more to come with the speedrunning community gaining members.
Timing couldn't be more perfect, just got my quest 2 yesterday!! Thanks dude x
Definitely would love a PCVR list. I finally got a quest and it is impressive, but I love my Index and prefer to support other platforms (scared of Meta).
In no particular order:
Against
Alien Isolation
Arizona Sunshine
Asgard's Wrath
Assetto Corsa (1&2)
A-Tech Cybernetic
Audica
Battlezone
Boneworks
Borderlands 2
Cyberpunk 2077
Dash Dash World
Dead and Buried
Dead Effect 2
Dirt 2
Doom 3 BFG
Edge of Nowhere
Elite Dangerous
Everslaught
Fallout 4
From Other Suns
The Forest
Grand Theft Auto V
Half Life (1&2)
Half Life: Alyx
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
Hitman (1,2,&3)
Horizon Zero Dawn
Into the Radius
Knockout League
LA Noire
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Life is Strange: Before the Storm
Lone Echo (1&2)
Lucky's Tale
Mafia (1&2)
Megatron Rainfall
Microsoft Flight Simulator
Monster Hunter Rise
No Man's Sky
Outer Wilds
Paper Beast
Payday 2
Project Cars (2&3)
Project Wingman
Red Dead Redemption 2
Resident Evil (1,2,3,7,8)
Risk of Rain 2
Seeking Dawn
Serious Sam (1-4)
Skyrim VR
Sniper Elite
Star Wars: Dark Forces
Star Wars Squadrons
Stormlands
Subnautica (1&2)
Wanderer
@@tomcat3900 does fallout 4 VR on steam support the quest?
Yo after hyping over Blade and Sorcery on the PC seeing it come to the Quest is amazing. Next to Saints and Sinners it's my favorite game in VR, there's just something about being able to grab and move other characters in the world and being able to "Feel" the weapons meet resistance and like sink into something... It's amazing.
I was hoping for gorilla tag to be on the list, being one of the biggest growing and somewhat constantly updated vr game as of recently, but i understand why it isnt. The game isn't very constant, and a lot of the community is kinda trash.
I agree gorilla tag is amazing
lol that shit look like tarzan 1999 video game in fact actually much worse
@@Cazanu417 play it before you judge
@@ReirMuchoProductions i cant go from half life alyx to that lol im not 12
I dont think hes doing app lab games since he didnt put pavlov on the list and instead put it on the pc vr games at the end
Played Population:One a few days ago, and the fact that the glide mechanic is literally T-posing immediately sold me
My personal #1 game is Ancient Dungeon! It is hands down the best rougelike I’ve ever played in VR and has miles more replayability than most single-player games I’ve played on the quest. It just has such a nice feel to it that really kept me coming back even after 100%ing it. To top it all off it’s still in early access and hasn’t even gotten out of applab yet so there’s still much more content to come. I Highly recommend it
I appreciate your comment. I’ve really gotten into rogue-likes this year. I bought a switch in July after my Rift S started bugging out, and the employee recommended DeadCells. I don’t have that many hours in it, but it’s definitely one of my favorite games I’ve played in a long time. And then in October I saw DeathLoop went on sale on steam, and after being so excited for the concept when I learned about it in the summer I got it, and it is one of my favorite games as well this year. And now I’ve just replaced my rift s with a Quest 2, and I just heard about a great rogue-like I can try on it 😉
I recommend a game called "Blaston" for the quest 2, its a very underrated 1v1 dueler fighting game
Blaston is my favourite VR game. I'm actually a bit disappointed that it didn't make the list.
@@SlyHaku yeah I never see it in any vr lists, its a bit sad
Contractors after the updates is worth a mention for fps multiplayer games. The devs are working really hard for attending the community wishes and are doing a really good job
echo arena is a must play, the movement is so smooth, physics are great, the skill ceiling is so high. plus it's free
I recommend Windlands and To The Top. They're two of my favorite PC VR games, available on Quest 2 through Oculus Lab.
Love seeing how far VR is coming! I owned an OG quest and Rift CV1; used them to lose 100lbs.
I just got my quest 2 yesterday and my top 10 list for anyone who wants variety and new games:
1.) Contractors (They have in-game standalone mods now to play maps like MW2 terminal and Rust)
2.) Blade and Sorcery Nomad
3.) Nock (This one is archery meets rocket league in VR)
4.) Beat Saber (only if you mod it)
5.) Pistol Whip
6.) Holopoint (Great workout game)
7.) Pavlov Shack (Once you play contractors, pavlov seems graphically challenged on the quest. The mods for pavlov however keep it as a must have game)
8.) Rec Room
9.) Roborecall
10.) Superhot
Love this video; definitely will be trying out some of these titles!
The Room VR: A Dark Matter is amazing and one of the best I’ve ever played.
What a top notch production this is....Thank you was a pleasure to watch and learn about the available quest content 👍
PC VR LIST PLEASE! I feel like we don't get much love anymore. As good as the wireless feature is, what about the big games the quest cant handle.
I'm an audiophile, and all I'm looking for in VR is a media organization program that will show your media as interactable, tangible versions, like walking into a music store and seeing shelves of different genres. I've searched a lot and haven't found anything close to that. That would be my killer app
That actually sounds kinda cool tbh
Having a little room to organise your music files as little dvds/casettes etc and then put them into different devices would be weirdly entertaining
add some goofy ones like a gramophone lmao
So happy to see our game (Population One) in this list! We all work really hard and love our game and community at BigBox!!
Oh come on, there's no way you're surprised about that. It's been the single most touted and probably most-played Quest 2 game this year. If anything, given that, I expected it to be higher on the list.
Yeah but you sold the game to one of the most dangerous shady data sellers on the planet, I'm not going anywhere near their headset or games, and will always advice others against their products to avoid being blackmailed or robbedor even worse kidnapped and murdered.
Or even darker than that, forced to vote for tump or the republican again, fk fb and meta and mark.
@@llIIllIlIIllX_XIillIIllIIllIll No one asked for your opinion. Most people don't give a crap about completely impersonal data which is only ever used to feed algorithms that drive prices down. And nobody forces you to vote Republican, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
@@llIIllIlIIllX_XIillIIllIIllIll you have a very active imagination. Go with that instead of VR.
Blade and Sorcery used to CHUG on my gaming PC. It’s come a long way!
My 2 biggest go-to Quest games are In Death: Unchained and Until You Fall. Both are amazing rogue-like combat games, one focused on archery the other focused on melee weapons.
Until you fall gives me motion sickness :(
@@wiccapowerify Noooooo!!!! I've found that using the slow movement joystick sometimes gives me motion sickness, but the "dash" movement never does. I occasionally lose tracking while attacking, though, which is annoying.
I love VR so don't get me wrong when I say this.
Every time I play any VR game with any form of movement, it leaves my head spinning, and I dont seem to be adapting to the atmosphere like others say you should. I've always been prone to motion sickness but I feel like VR takes the cake and it makes me upset because I really want to spend more time in VR without headaches getting in the way.
As always though, this top 10 list is amazing, I love watching your videos thrill, keep up the great work. Im awaited the next -day Newsday where you'll bring us some more great news!
Edit:
I appreciate all of the helpful replies. I havent had the chance to pick up vr with finals coming up. But ill definitely try these out 👍
I experienced the same thing, I’m also prone to motion sickness. What I’ve found helps is using the teleport feature instead of full motion, playing “sit down” games, and although I don’t have one I hear the omni-directional treadmills work well to give your lower body a real sense of motion
I don’t know if you tried this or not, but what did the trick for me was playing until I started getting woozy, I mean, the very first signs, and then I would stop. And after I felt comfortable again (a few hours) I’d start all over.
I did it on phasmophobia over a period of about 2 weeks, every day, many times a day.
Now I can play anything.
@@breeknow Same you litteraly have to force your body into VR. The first week and a half was rough but now i can play anything except maybe those very bad early Vr experiences.
Try eating ginger, or drink a ginger & lemon tea before playing.
Might have to buy an Oculus just for Townships tale, looks exactly like the type of game i need in my life.
UA-cam stopped recommending this guy because every single time I watch him I quit the app and go on my quest lol
I was really hoping to see Cosmodread on this list, iv put hundreds of hours into it and still jump when I open a locker or a door and some abomination comes shambling through it, I highly recommend playing it if you like survival horror games or roguelikes.
Im glad you didn't include those while still showing them just in case someone hadn't seen many best vr games on the quest videos before and still didn't waste too much time including them in the list because it does get exhausting watching as many as I can to see those same filling the list over and over again
I remember when Windlands back in 2016 was one of the best vr games of the time, it's crazy how far we have come.
I simply love Pop1 that is such a great time that I got it about a week ago and I'm at level 16 now. I know for many of the players that is not that great but I am 60 years old and have Parkinson's Disease with that I have to play it sitting down as I can't stand in one place for long enough to finish a campaign. Then at times when I am being attacked I can't get my hands to work right to get a weapon out before I am killed. But it is still a very fun game I love to play.
With that I have not been playing RE4 much lately and that is another great game.
The fact that Hand Physics Lab made the list and *none* of the rougelites were even mentioned is the real tragedy here. Hand Physics is literally a tech demo, a party trick you show your friends for 10 minutes before moving on. Why it made the list is astounding. In Death Unchained? Until You Fall?? Which is easily one of the best hack n slash games in VR? I do not understand this list at all. But Hand Physics Lab??? Lmao, my god, you might as well add in "My First Steps" while you're at it
GORILLA TAG!!!! If you go into random lobbies the community may ruin the game for you, but it is genuinely the best vr experience of 2021. I have sunk hundreds of hours into this game and through modding and the competitive scene I am still finding new things to do and experience!
Lone Echo is by far the best of this list IMO. Cheers Thrill
GET GREEN HELL, Honestly, I am OBSESSED. I love survival shit but this game is *chefs kiss*.
I would personally also take blade and sorcery off the list and have it as a no brainer especially since it has mod support. I love that game with all my heart. Also can you make a Top 10 sidequest/applab games list. I've only recently been able to sideload and I have downloaded many games but I want to know the best one to get. Thank you.
Does it have mod support on the quest? I'd be impressed but I assume you meant on PC?
@@_DMNO_ yes there is mod support for blade and sorcery has mod support on the quest
Great list, but to me not having Synth Riders is heartbreaking, as it is still possibly the most mesmerizing VR experience I've had after the first Muse Experience (and The Offspring one is quite close). I still have goosebumps just to think about it. Thrill of the Fight as the ultimate cardio experience and The Climb 2 deserve at least an honorary mention, IMO:
In my opinion you need Pavlov if you like shooter games it’s literally the best shooter, or even onward
I prefer contractors over pavlov, by far less screaming kids
Just got the quest today so cant wait to play
Welcome to the world of tomorrow!
Hey can you make a list of vr mods for traditional games? Such as Minecraft, GTA 5, flight simulator... Seems like a range of experiences that's not often talked about but deserves the attention
BONEWORKS is insane. The campaign and physics make it so good. Only thing it's missing? A grapple hook and the ability to grab onto objects tighter the more you squeeze the controller.
It's still missing the friggen shotgun... but everyone knows that :D
I'd love to have a bow and/or a crossbow for the medieval setting though. A grapple hook could be fired off with a crossbow, too :)
Larcenauts it amazing but coming from having to unlock all the characters it sucks. After you get them though, which isn't that long of a grind tbh, it is smooth sailing. If you like fast paced action then Arc or Calima is for you
Disappointed that there is no mention of walkabout minigolf. Very nicely polished game and very relaxing game to play with friends.
It's great even for a short session... bought it on a sale and had more fun with it than I expected, easily a candidate for such a ranking list.
Would love a dedicated PCVR list video as well!
I don’t understand why no one talks about tea for god. Hands down my favorite game of all time and really shows what vr can be capable of
I would put ancient dungeon on the list too.its a really great rougelikr style game with pixel graphics that work really well.
It’s good but it can be frustrating because the early game is quite boring
@@aero42 idk. I got terrified by a zombie dashing full speed at me when I thought it was just one of the slow lumbering ones. Also in the beta the first room I spawned in had a big monster, I believe like a minotaur but idk where it is now.
My Top 10 Quest Native Games:
1. Saints & Sinners
2. Resident Evil 4
3. Wraith
4. Lies Beneath
5. I Expect You To Die 1 & 2
6. The Room
7. Shadowpoint
8. The Climb 2
9. Walkabout Minigolf
10. Swarm
Missed the perfect opportunity to title it "Best of Quest"
Just got a quest 2 and this is one of the best videos for game choice I have watched. Thank you!
the recognition eleven table tennis deserves.
I personally dislike the game as even the most simple of moves eg forehand drive don’t translate in game.
@@crytaza3831 practice lol
@@peterwagner958 why do you play table tennis in real life if so for how long.
Should I get full body tracking for Christmas or wait for a new headset to come out?
Blade and Sorcery would be good if the enemies didnt attack like in a turn based game, being the easiest targets
Mods my freind...... Mods improve everything 😬😬
Some kind of PCVR showcase is very much needed.
Just as a bit of warning... I've had the game basically since it came out and i'm still having fun to this day. But, for some reason, TWD Saints and Sinners is really buggy lately. I hopped on yesterday to have some random fun scavenging one of my favorite maps and as I engaged a group of ai in a gun fight, my shots were simply not registering, I pulled out a katana in a panic, and after 3 swings at the person's neck to try and behead them, it wasn't working. I ended up using my trusty revolver but when i looked at my gear, the katana was almost half destroyed even though none of the hits had registered. None of the other scavenging runs I did felt as buggy but they definitely didn't feel as smooth as they always do.. The game is still really fun though, this is just a minor concern, any bugs will probably be fixed in no time. Even after years of release, this game is still being worked on semi actively.
Edit: I only encountered this once but, as I was fighting a group of ai, I shot one of them in the torso and as they got up as a zombie, they started coming towards me but the animation didn't work, and it looked like they were frozen, t-posing and levitating towards me. Never been so scared of a zombie in this game until this, and this game gets really scary...
I feel like I experienced at least a bit of this recently too but with my knives. Was trying to stab a bunch of zombies in the head and no dice. Used the same form I always have and no matter what I did the stab just wouldn't happen. I'm still early game (restarted from the Quest version when I built my PC so I'm playing the Rift version over VD)
Swarm is an amazing game that I think is one we've all wanted. So let me explain it in one sentence... Have you ever wanted to be Spider-Man? There, that's all you need to know to love it. It's a shooter with really nice swinging mechanics I've been wanting since VR became possible, an appealing art style, replayability, and couple with that and a work in progress multiplayer, this game is amazing
Great to see the well regarded oculus store exclusives getting a little love. So many people missed out just because they aren't on steam. On a side note MoH I think got a lot crap when it's actually a really good,long and diverse shooter. Definitely issues with pacing in the first few missions but i really was enjoying myself by the time the end credits rolled around.
It really is a shame people have to miss out because meta pays for exclusive rights
forgot to put Walk About Mini Golf and ForeVR Bowl on that list. ESPECIALLY the Walk About Minigolf! That game is SO clean and super immersive, with FANTASIC places to golf and off the charts ball/putter physics! PLUS the devs are SUPER involved with listening to their community AND want to keep the game fresh and affordable with every major update. THEY ARE ADDING A NEW COURSE EVERY MONTH to the game for crying out loud! (also Jet Island MUST play for fun/chill factor BUT BE WARNED heights are involved)
QOTW: how does deca move forward and will you be buying the new valve headset
Please make a full list! You keep saying "you heard of this, that already" but I think you arent appreciating how new VR still is for most people. My first ever headset is in the mail and im seaching for videos like this to know whats out there. Im sure im not alone.
DEMEOOOOOO! That game is so damn good and it makes me look forward to when Hasbro makes their move into VR.
Not gonna lie, Hasbro needs to get into VR gaming and also give some licenses to proper studios that know what they're doing. Totally need a single player (+ coop option) open world RPG situated in the MLP G4 world, would be utterly sick if done well. It's a great fantasy setting that could possibly draw lots of interest to it with a really good game.
@@CakePrincessCelestia The worse part about being into VR right now is that companies haven't figured out that it's the future.
@@jooeyyjn Absolutely... I mean even most of the big ones haven't even, some are just tip toeing into it, but there are examples like Medal of Honor that show what happens when you release a VR game in 2020 by 2016 standards... the worst part of it being them then to see it didn't sell as well as expected or just like pancake games. Basically "We tried, but it didn't sell well enough, so we just moved along".
OTOH I somehow fear companies especially like "Elizabeth & Abraham" destroying what's good about VR games just like they did destroy what was good about pancake games around 20±8 years ago (Origin, Westwood, Bullfrog, Bioware, etc). Don't want to see that movie again...
Hasbro owns Nerf and that's coming soon.
I'm becoming a VR game designer it's official I start my journey with this video.
So how much did Resolution Games pay you to put Demeo on the top of your list? 🤣
The game is riddled with fundamental issues which are disappointing. Things as simple as not being able to see health bars of enemies when hovering over them with a card. You can't see where your character was last placed when you pick them up, often leaving you with accidentally used action points after trying to place them back where they were if you decide you don't want to move. The entire board of enemies work their way towards you the entire game, making each level a game of killing the key holder and then running to the exit, which makes for extremely monotonous and boring gameplay. There's no progression system, and the only unlocks are cosmetics. Hell, they even refer to The Elven Queen as "him", which just shows how lazy they were with their voice lines when adding a new expansion. And the game is lacking replay value due to having only 2 dungeons to play (soon to be 3 on the Dec. 16th). The devs had plenty of time to find a resolution (pun intended) to these issues, unfortunately, these issues still linger 6 months after release.
I respect seeing Demeo on your list because I enjoyed it in many ways, but to label it #1 really makes me question things.
I agree
its the only vr game that made me super sick
I’m playing Myst right now it’s super nostalgic for me when I was a teen and a whole new game in VR
I agree with all of these without even watching
I also highly reccomend ragnarock! it's pretty new and song bare, but it has a ton of personality and charm, a banger soundtrack focused on rock, and fun polished gameplay
A great beatsaber alternative for those bs-ed out
Typical top 10 video, #1 game (aka: secret sponsor ;) ) , the game that no one wants to buy because there is no reason for it to be in VR, Demeo or Demeos or whatever, this can be easily be played on PC while sitting down unlike "beat sabler", "pavlov", onward or even the #2 on the same fkin list ( the walking dead vr ) , dude if they are not paying you to sponsor them then there is something is terribly wrong with your taste.
Woah, it's almost as if not everyone has the same taste in game genres. So mind blowing. I never would of thought.
@@Leeedels If I like a game that requires me to unnecessarily put on coffin around my eyes to play, I would have at least mentioned its obvious flows (like he did with many of the other games), and or not added it on the TOP 10 List.
Obviously, there is something up with that list.
I have played every game on this list, and think Demeo is by far the most fun as well.
The amount of immersion you get from it is insane, and it has more of a social element than most of the others. Perhaps your taste is off.
The TeamBeef ports (Doom, Quake, Doom 3, LamdaVR, JKXR) are must have's on Quest 2.
Especially since you can ALL of the ported titles in a steamsale for less than the price of a single Quest 2 store game. Also most of the ports have a demo, since Doom & Quake were shareware and Jedi Knight 2 had an offical demo. The ports are so good that they easily beat your average Quest 2 release most of the time and thanks to old school optimization techniques you get an art style that is pretty rare for VR games. (I.e. using baked lightning textures to fake more complex light situations than standalone VR will be able to handle for a few years).
Also the PSP emulator on Sidequest is a blast.
Bro it’s not 2022
Ngl The Township Tale actually sounds like a dream to me
Also idk how popular it is, but if it is popular, then you should definetly add Stride too. Any parkour fan will spend wayy too much time in it cuz it just is really fun (some half-game breaking bugs tho, but still fun)
You really just revived A Township Tale thanks
I swear I’m about to try the system soon, and have been searching this up all day, thank you!
I know I'm not the first to say it, but Walkabout Mini Golf is an amazing game, especially if you have friends to play with. The physics are very tight, the visuals are incredible, and it's all-around very fun
need friends for the quest to play w :) this community is amazing and i love being apart of it.
Good lord Waltz Of The Wizard is such a fantastic game
Would love to see a full pc best games or even better ( albeit alot more time consuming) a pc games tier list of all the games youve played on pc including even F tier ones. Thumb up this comment if other people want to see this too! :)
If you’re going to make a PCVR list, you must have Into The Radius VR. It’s the most underrated game of all time, being Alyx level of quality (imo) yet only having a small community. It creates an atmosphere unlike any other game, sometimes you’re so on edge that you get jumpscared by the wind rushing by. They just released 2.0 and I must say, it’s quite beautiful (in the way post apocalyptic wastelands are). And there’s all these little things that you can do to make you even more immersed like loading a magazine bullet by bullet, or cleaning your gun, you can even eat food out of a can with a knife, first time I did it I actually opened my mouth because I was so immersed.
Basically, stalker in VR turned up to 11 gets slept on.
Into The Radius is Alyx quality? On what metric lol? Alyx did almost everything right so getting to that level is extremely difficult and ITR doesn't get close. It's janky, pretty ugly, gives you very little sense of direction and overall needs way more polish to be anywhere near Alyx level.
@@fyre1307 That’s why I said “imo”. I have been hearing of others that have been running into bugs but on my end I’ve been completely fine. I guess it’s also a matter of taste which dictates whether one enjoys it or not. And isn’t ITR supposed to be disorienting? it’s kinda the game’s job to throw you in the deep end. Moving that aside, I won’t hate you for disliking ITR, VR quite diverse after all and everyone’s different.