@@Enderking394 I would call it the best VR exclusive flight sim. Il2, and DCS blow vtol vr out of the water if you are the kind of nerd like me that has a full hotas system along with panels and other gear.
@@Anail_Mhin I see your point and its fair. Though my comment was directed towards crazies like myself who have long since become a victim to the cult...I mean group of flight simmers ;)
I was a little surprised not to see the stunning "Into the radius" listed. It's almost literally a S.T.A.L.K.E.R. in VR, and it's one of my favourite vr-games. It definietly deserves to be in top 100.
Я ни на секунду не сомневался, что ты русский/из снг, потому что только росияне дрочат на сталкер и везде его пытаются продвигать. Больше НИГДЕ в мире не играют в сталкера, и метро тоже не самая известная франшиза, мягко говоря
PCVR and there are Oculus exclusives... And you missed some great games like: - VTOL VR (flight games) - Into the Radius (FPS shooters) - Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator, which are a separate game genre - Blacktop Hoops (sports games) - BoomBox (rythm games) - Ragnarock (rythm games) - Cook-Out (coop cooking game) - cyubeVR (minecraft like builder) - Down the Rabbit Hole (adventure/puzzle game with side view) - Eleven Table Tennis (sports game) - Eye of the Temple (you move only in roomscale - it's like Indiana Jones game) - I Fetch Rocks (flying space ship and upgrading it's components by manually making circuits from electronic parts) - MOTHERGUNSHIP: FORGE (roguelike fps shooter with coop) - PowerBeatsVR (rythm game) - Racket: Nx (sports game) - Rags to Dishes (cooking game) - AMID Evil VR (retro fps shooter) There's more great VR mods, but you make separate videos for these (Risk of Rain 2, 7 Days to Die, Valheim, Deep Rock Galactic, Overwatch, Outer Wilds, Metal: Hellsinger, Far Cry, Crysis, Half-Life 1, Half-Life 2, etc.)
I would add: - Into the Radius. It has the best backpack and loot management system in VR. Great atmosphere and locations. -Moonrider. Basically it's a free Beat Saber clone with lot's of popular music. Punch mode is really nice. -Resident Evil 4 VR. Big game, you can easily sink 30 -40 hours playing it. It has done a very good job implementing vr controls and everything is very intuitive and enjoyable to play. -Zero Caliber. Now I know that some would disagree, but the game has a variety of guns to choose from and the controls are pretty good. Veteran difficulty can be challenging in co-op, but I like it when you get pinned by the enemy and shoot blindly hoping to clear the path fpr your team mates. I also like how casual it is, because it helps me to unwind after work. - Pokerstars VR and Forepool VR. One of the few games of that sort that translate very well into the VR world.
@@schnauzelwauzel yes and no. Yes , because you can mod it to play in VR. No, because the PC modded version does not translate that well into VR. The visuals will somewhat, but the UI and weapon handling is meh. Modder Praydog is working on some sweet mods, so hopefully that will remedy the issue somewhat, but the official VR support is only coming to those who own PS5.
@@dolorian_dollarthat helped me a lot. I'm still new to the topic and waiting for my 2nd hand Pico 4 arriving in a view days. So I'm limited but not lost when it comes to Resi Games. :)
The ultimate shareable video when people say "there are no good VR games" :) And thanks b.t.w. this will definitely come in handy once I run out of things to play. But the thing is. I have so much to play that I can entertain myself for what feels like years to come! :) This is my list of actively played VR Games: - Half Life Alyx (+ mods, can't get enough of this one) - Half-Life 2 + episodes (mod) - Skyrim (+ mods) - Subnautica (+ mods) - Amid Evil - Assetto Corsa - Beat Saber - Budget Cuts (soon completed) - Doom VFR (soon completed) I have finished a few (like Moss, Vertigo, HL:A, Vanishing of Ethan Carter etc.) and I have over 700hours in VR. However these are the games I have in my library which I haven't started playing properly yet: - Alien Isolation (motherVR mod) - Budget Cuts 2 - Hellblade - Mask Maker - Pistol Whip - Psychonauts - Serious Sam (all of them) - Star Wars Squadrons - Stride - Talos Principle - Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners - Westwood Awakening - Green Hell (Humble Bundle inclusion) - Warhammer Tempestfall (Humble Bundle inclusion)
Pistol whip without auto aim (on by default) is one of my all time favourite vr games. Headshot only with one pistol in each hand on the harder difficulties is a hardcore adrenaline immersive experience!
@@KenzieNakamura either you are too young to realize how ground breaking half-life 2 was-, and still is (to certain extent) or you are just a troll... In your opinion, what VR game has better controls than HL:A? and also, what is a fun experience in your opinion, and why?
@@virtualinsider No worries of course! It's changed a lot if you last played it years ago; it had a big overhaul the other year and lots of the jank got removed (the one single large open map got turned into 5 smaller maps, and lots of QOL and AI improvements). But if you played it recently and it didn't do much for you, then trying it again now won't likely change anything. One main negative are the enemies not seeming like anything special, but the enemy AI is pretty good at least. And I'd love if it had human NPCs to deal with. Maybe you'll like the sequel, they're working on it now and it'll apparently have co-op (I'm ambivalent about co-op but Into the Radius players have been clambering for it since the beginning).
A good list with several titles I wasn't aware of. Thanks. I'll definitely add several games from this list to my Steam Wishlist and acquire them once my back catalogue of countless unplayed VR games has been cleared out.
I've played almost half of these games. Here are my favorites: - Half-Life Alyx - Medal Of Honor - Lone Echo 1 & 2 - Fallout 4 VR - Walking Dead Saints and Sinners 1 & 2 - Stormland - Westworld Awakening - Star Wars Squadrons All have beautiful graphics and amazing solo campaigns.
Adventure: ----------------- Eye of the Temple --- Indiana Jones/Lara Croft Go in VR-ish The Vanishing of Ethan Carter --- beautiful experience in VR, though with simple controls Obduction --- quite decent Myst-type game Psychonauts in the Rombus of Ruin --- cute little experience if you're into the Psychonauts games Driving sims: -------------------- Assetto Corsa Competizione --- very realistic GT-racing but quite GPU-heavy in VR Euro Truck Simulator --- VR mode selectable in beta settings. I assume the same for American TS Activity/rythm: ----------------------- Ragnaröck Eleven: Table Tennis VR Shooter: ------------- Arizona Sunshine --- I'm really not into anything zombies but this is quite fun to me Platform/RPG: ----------------------- Witchblood --- Extremely underrated IMO. Game type shouldn't work well in VR in theory but very enjoyable to me. Oculus PC store only. BTW, I would probably have categorised Skyrim and Asgard's Wrath as RPG, but that's just me... 😜
@@Elgsdyr I'll check it out anyway. I really enjoyed both Psychonauts games so I'm sure I'll like this as well even if it's simple compared to the main games.
@@repeahlfors9951 Just so you know what you're getting into, Psychonauts VR isn't a platformer like the main games. It's a pretty simple puzzle game mostly based around using clairvoyance to "move around" and see rooms from a different perspective, then using other powers like TK or PK to solve a puzzle. There's no direct player movement at all. Still worth checking out if you're a fan of the series though. The writing was good and it was short and cheap, but a little underwhelming on the whole imo as someone who loved the Psychonauts 1 and 2.
Thinking MQ3 will be my first foray into VR, but I think GT6 and Elder Scrolls 6 stand to make so much more money if they fully support VR. I mean if GT6 releases and they fully support VR I might never touch another game
You gotta add To The Top into one of these vids sometime. Its a pretty nice VR parkour/platformer thing in which the emphasis is to beat the levels as fast as possible. Super fun, but horribly underrated in my eyes. Sountrack is also very chill.
I would include my favorite VR game of all the time - Paper Beast. The wordless narrative, physics-based animations and real-like AI given me the incredible amount of immersion - the most important thing in VR games. The second I would include is #4 fav - Form. It's short but incredibly beautifull. And other games of my favlist i don't notice in yours: #11 - the wizards 1&2. Making spells with your own hands is a greate use of VR #12 Budget cuts 2 #14 RE4 - basically, the best Q2 game. But I would reccomend try PC remaster with VR mod instead, althrough I didn't tryed myself #16 Stride - arcady Mirrors Edge in VR #17 Yupitergrad - After you played Windlands and want something simmilar #20 To The Top - Nice runner-like genre game with game-breaking solution - if player's head occurs in the object, instead of pushing him or something, game just kills you. The reason of I'm stop playing it and don't want to come back. But it's still a nice experience #24 Jurrastic World: Aftermath #25 Star Wars: Tales From the Galaxy's Edge #29 Sprint Vector #38 Virtual Virtual Reality
I will add some good VR games: CONSORTIUM VR (space sci-fi, can use your voice in dialogs) The Wizards and sequel The Wizards Dark times (fantasy obviously, cool spells :) Colossal Cave (adventure, lots of treasures) Firmament (from Cyan) Republique VR (free on Steam! stealth, very good long story) Winds & Leaves (must have if you love trees :) Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown (like Demeo, very well crafted)
make a part 2 as well or just a bonus. you have got to mention crazy innovative gesture system games like wizards 2 and rumble. physically commanding magic and elements with your own body is just the most incredible thing anyone could ever experience
I really enjoyed Paperbeast. I played on PSVR where it was limited to teleportation only (not sure if this is the case on PC), but the world was breathtaking and unique, and the creatures had some authentic feeling animal behaviour. It even got surprisingly emotional at times for me. Definitely underrated imo.
@@TheEnfo Damn, I'm jealous. I might have to play it on PC at some point. It was an awesome experience even with the mandatory teleportation, but it definitely limited my immersion a bit.
I wasn't expecting 80% of this list to be games that are easier to get in to on the stand alone quest. I would suggest making another one for "best PC exclusive VR"
On PC, that's really just the start, He also made a awesome video called "How modders are saving VR from dying", showcasing all the amazing mods out there. :)
Man this video really reminds me of how indie devs are carrying VR. Almost all the games on the list are either indie or AA. And those are usually the good ones and the AAA suck lol. Looking forward to good AAA VR games in the future.
Yeah unfortunately the VR market just isn't big enough for large publishers to make triple-A games for it. Pretty much the only triple-A games are either made by platform holders (Meta, Sony, Valve that one time), or are ports of older games to VR (and sometimes financed by those platform holders), or mods. Hopefully soon VR will get big enough, or the VR porting process will become easy enough, that we'll see more good triple-A games come out for it.
absolutely best! good idea to split it in genres. thanks for video. getting my first vr ever for simracing as I bought my first PC. could not figure out if I need controllers, answer is - yesss I do!!
Great job on this video. It's awesome to see a summary of a bunch of the best PC VR games like this. For anyone on the PSVR 2/PSVR 1 side of things, here's a list of games from this list that are available or coming to those headsets: PSVR 2 - Available Now: Walking Dead Saints and Sinners Chapter 1 & 2 Hubris The Light Brigade Pavlov Demeo After the Fall No Man's Sky Song in the Smoke (Rekindled edition) Walkabout Mini Golf Kayak VR Mirage VR Skater Until You Fall The Room VR: A Dark Matter Red Matter 2 Another Fisherman's Tale Humanity The Last Clockwinder Tetris Effect Connected Beat Saber Pistol Whip Synth Riders Cosmodread Moss Book 1 and 2 PSVR 2 - Announced/Coming Soon: Vertigo 2 (2023) Ghosts of Tabor Windlands 2 Phasmophobia (end of August) Green Hell VR (coming this week?) Hellsplit Arena Grimlord A Fisherman's Tale Wanderer (the remastered version, early 2024) Propagation: Paradise Hotel Project Wingman PSVR 2 - Rumored/Plausible Half Life Alyx (honestly no idea how plausible this is, but there have been a ton of rumors) Boneworks/Bonelab (developers have said it should work and are interested in doing it) Compound Stormland and Edge of Nowhere (Sony owns Insomniac, but there could be exclusivity contracts with Meta) Blade and Sorcery (PSVR 2 is on their roadmap under "TBA") I Expect You to Die 1-3 (1 and 2 were on PSVR, Schell games has released a PSVR 2 game already, and it hasn't been announced as exclusive to Meta) PSVR 1 - Available Now: The Walking Dead S&S Chapter 1 (chapter 2 is apparently still coming to PSVR 1 at some point) Superhot VR Robinson the Journey Windlands 2 After the Fall No Man's Sky The Solus Project (though it's been delisted from the PS store for some reason) Song in the Smoke Until you Fall Skyrim VR The Room VR: a Dark Matter Shadow Point Xing the Land Beyond Red Matter 1 A Fisherman's Tale Humanity Wanderer Maskmaker Tetris Effect Connected I Expect You to Die 1 and 2 Beat Saber Pistol Whip Synth Riders Layers of Fear VR (not a very good port unfortunately) Transferrence Moss 1 and 2 Trover Saves the Universe Star Wars Squadrons
You've missed arguably the best VR Flight game, VTOL VR. It was built from the ground up to be a VR Only Flight Sim. It has 5 Aircraft, all of which serve a different role. A 4th Gen Fighter, a 5th Gen Stealth Fighter, an Attack Helicopter, a Transport / Attack VTOL Aircraft, and a 2 seater 4th gen fighter. Controls feel great and natural, much better than Warplanes. The warplanes controls feel really bad and unnatural compared to VTOL.
@@HybridEnergy I don't know where you are that people are mentioning GTA5. I think its the exact opposite. Not entirely sure how you'd come to the conclusion that flat gaming is anywhere near as restricting in terms of choice
@@shadowfreaper8158 If your having a hard time finding quality games its because your looking in the wrong places. Especially if your on PC. I mean even now in the near future we have: Baulders Gate 3, Armored Core, Starfield next month, Sea of Stars, Blasphemy 2... There's so many quality games on flat screen that you could go bargain diving for years, never play a game at release ever again, and still never run out of quality content. I love VR just as much as the next guy but come on... really?
My game pc with and AMD Ryzen7 56000x and a GeFroce RTX 3070 ti are coming this monday. Have had a Quest 2 for 3 years now. Cant wait to finally play some PCVR. Thanks for this list!!!!
Medal of honor could have been an absolute classic, its just a few of the characters and the slight jankiness that lets it down. It would have been better if it'd kept things serious and not invited characters that really didn't have any place in a war zone
this is how you do a top 100. thank you for not wasting my time. bought 5 games. best one so far is "No Man's Sky". something to do besides BG3. not much longer for Hellsweeper.
3:19 Actually, there's a mod for smooth locomotion. Althrough, I haven't tryed it - the game has already tired me by the time I realize that it have mods
There are plenty more other PCVR games with excellent graphics and puzzles, shorter or longer, not including VR mods with full 6DOF controllers. So this list is just a portion of what Steam and Meta VR have to offer.
Thank you for taking the time and incredible effort to make a video like that. I really appreciate it and I hope you keep going man. I watch nearly everyone of your videos. Thank you for creating them!
Some of those PC Oculus exclusives before Asgard's Wrath I missed. Admittedly some of the older games without smooth locomotion and with more than the current norm for VR jank tend not to hold my interest (which rules out Artika.1, RoboRecall and Wilson's Heart). Edge of Nowhere and From Other Suns look worth a gander. In terms of boomer shooters like Compound, I think Serious Sam 3 VR should still be on the list.
Robo Recall is really easy to mod (its main menu has a mod tab) and there is a smooth locomotion mod available. It's not a long game but you'll replay levels either to just better your previous score or for the sheer fun of trying all the different combinations of ways to kill robots. Its super fun and has a great arcadey feel in its scoring system and keeps its tongue firmly in its cheek making it a lot of fun. The shooting mechanics are simple (don't expect realistic weapon reloading ) but super solid and feel right. I'd certainly recommend it.
What is the sense of scale in Vox Machinae? Does it really feel like you're sitting in a giant mech? I could imagine that the sense of mass is hard to convey.
i love vr gaming but i think it speaks levels when theres always "best vr games ever" videos every few weeks being released and most of them are just the same games from "best vr games ever" videos from 5 years ago
I definitely would add Amid Evil VR into that list. I think some VR mods like HL2VR, Valheim VR, KSP VR, and Deep Rock Galactic VR deserve to be on this list as well, since these mods are even better than some native VR games. Otherwise a very solid list, thank you for compiling it. There's a bunch of games I haven't even heard of on it.
I'll add BeamNG Microsoft Flight Simulator Eleven Table Tennis Your video is about VR and VR supported games but there are some great mods that are easy to install Portal 2 - surprisingly good and proves the naysayers who that thought you would get motion sick wrong Half Life 2 - my least favorite sections in flatscreen were my favorite in VR. The car sections are loads of fun now that you can look around and shoot and drive naturally, Ravenholm is a blast now that you can move the gravity gun freely without snagging on walls American Truck Simulator - fun but the VR mod breaks every time they update the game Outer Wilds - unique compared to any other game out there
I've played a lot of VR games and owned quite a few headsets. Nothing has came close to the experiences ive had in iRacing. It's PC only and you really need a wheel and pedals, but where else can you bump into some of the best racing drivers in the world? I was on a virtual track with Max Verstappen a few months ago. GT7 might be fun, but it's not a real sim.
I just got into VR with the Metaquest 3. I kept hearing people "you need to get your VR legs". Yeah yeah. After only 2 hours of messing around with games that have barely any motion. I set up my sim racing rig for some Dirt Rally 2.0. After about 5 minutes of Group B racing I had to go puke. lol 10/10 will surely puke again.
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Its a crime that VTOL VR was not under Flight Games, much better than warplanes and any other fully native VR flight sims
I agree, vtol vr is definently the best vr flight sim
@@Enderking394 I would call it the best VR exclusive flight sim. Il2, and DCS blow vtol vr out of the water if you are the kind of nerd like me that has a full hotas system along with panels and other gear.
@@zackeryhardy9504 I would not call DCS cool , if you have a real fighter jet like me...
...you see the point?
@@Anail_Mhin I see your point and its fair. Though my comment was directed towards crazies like myself who have long since become a victim to the cult...I mean group of flight simmers ;)
Into the Radius deserves to be on this list
Agreed
Half Life 2 VR mod is absolutely awesome! Controllers works fine, even the vibration is supported.
I was a little surprised not to see the stunning "Into the radius" listed. It's almost literally a S.T.A.L.K.E.R. in VR, and it's one of my favourite vr-games. It definietly deserves to be in top 100.
Me too!
Absolutely, I would list is at #2, behind Half-Life Alyx.
It should be in the top 5 at a minimum, to not include it on this list is heresy
Я ни на секунду не сомневался, что ты русский/из снг, потому что только росияне дрочат на сталкер и везде его пытаются продвигать. Больше НИГДЕ в мире не играют в сталкера, и метро тоже не самая известная франшиза, мягко говоря
Into the Raidus firmly at my top #2 after Alyx
PCVR and there are Oculus exclusives...
And you missed some great games like:
- VTOL VR (flight games)
- Into the Radius (FPS shooters)
- Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator, which are a separate game genre
- Blacktop Hoops (sports games)
- BoomBox (rythm games)
- Ragnarock (rythm games)
- Cook-Out (coop cooking game)
- cyubeVR (minecraft like builder)
- Down the Rabbit Hole (adventure/puzzle game with side view)
- Eleven Table Tennis (sports game)
- Eye of the Temple (you move only in roomscale - it's like Indiana Jones game)
- I Fetch Rocks (flying space ship and upgrading it's components by manually making circuits from electronic parts)
- MOTHERGUNSHIP: FORGE (roguelike fps shooter with coop)
- PowerBeatsVR (rythm game)
- Racket: Nx (sports game)
- Rags to Dishes (cooking game)
- AMID Evil VR (retro fps shooter)
There's more great VR mods, but you make separate videos for these (Risk of Rain 2, 7 Days to Die, Valheim, Deep Rock Galactic, Overwatch, Outer Wilds, Metal: Hellsinger, Far Cry, Crysis, Half-Life 1, Half-Life 2, etc.)
I would add:
- Into the Radius. It has the best backpack and loot management system in VR. Great atmosphere and locations.
-Moonrider. Basically it's a free Beat Saber clone with lot's of popular music. Punch mode is really nice.
-Resident Evil 4 VR. Big game, you can easily sink 30 -40 hours playing it. It has done a very good job implementing vr controls and everything is very intuitive and enjoyable to play.
-Zero Caliber. Now I know that some would disagree, but the game has a variety of guns to choose from and the controls are pretty good. Veteran difficulty can be challenging in co-op, but I like it when you get pinned by the enemy and shoot blindly hoping to clear the path fpr your team mates. I also like how casual it is, because it helps me to unwind after work.
- Pokerstars VR and Forepool VR. One of the few games of that sort that translate very well into the VR world.
I was looking for this comment, into the radius is a very good games with strong STALKER vibes.
One of the best VR Games i played IMO
Thank you for the list!
Do you know if resident evil 4 remake is playable on PC VR? Or is it the original version you are talking about?
@@schnauzelwauzel yes and no. Yes , because you can mod it to play in VR. No, because the PC modded version does not translate that well into VR. The visuals will somewhat, but the UI and weapon handling is meh. Modder Praydog is working on some sweet mods, so hopefully that will remedy the issue somewhat, but the official VR support is only coming to those who own PS5.
@@dolorian_dollarthat helped me a lot. I'm still new to the topic and waiting for my 2nd hand Pico 4 arriving in a view days.
So I'm limited but not lost when it comes to Resi Games. :)
@@schnauzelwauzel Glad to help 👍 I hope all those official VR RE titles will eventually come to PC.
The ultimate shareable video when people say "there are no good VR games" :) And thanks b.t.w. this will definitely come in handy once I run out of things to play. But the thing is. I have so much to play that I can entertain myself for what feels like years to come! :)
This is my list of actively played VR Games:
- Half Life Alyx (+ mods, can't get enough of this one)
- Half-Life 2 + episodes (mod)
- Skyrim (+ mods)
- Subnautica (+ mods)
- Amid Evil
- Assetto Corsa
- Beat Saber
- Budget Cuts (soon completed)
- Doom VFR (soon completed)
I have finished a few (like Moss, Vertigo, HL:A, Vanishing of Ethan Carter etc.) and I have over 700hours in VR. However these are the games I have in my library which I haven't started playing properly yet:
- Alien Isolation (motherVR mod)
- Budget Cuts 2
- Hellblade
- Mask Maker
- Pistol Whip
- Psychonauts
- Serious Sam (all of them)
- Star Wars Squadrons
- Stride
- Talos Principle
- Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners
- Westwood Awakening
- Green Hell (Humble Bundle inclusion)
- Warhammer Tempestfall (Humble Bundle inclusion)
Pistol whip without auto aim (on by default) is one of my all time favourite vr games. Headshot only with one pistol in each hand on the harder difficulties is a hardcore adrenaline immersive experience!
@@artursjoblom5142 And I am looking forward to it! I am thinking of switching out Beat Saber perhaps and take on Pistol Whip instead! :D
You have a great taste of games my dude 😀👌
all half life games are dull...even alyx well it's super buggy and poorly optimized controls
@@KenzieNakamura either you are too young to realize how ground breaking half-life 2 was-, and still is (to certain extent) or you are just a troll... In your opinion, what VR game has better controls than HL:A? and also, what is a fun experience in your opinion, and why?
You missed out Into the Radius and Tea for God, but overall great compilation - didn't know Solus Project has VR mode.
Where's VTOL... best flight vr game
I love the amount of sass in some of these. It’s also really rare to see these big VR lists being narrated by a real person
No "Into the Radius"? :'-o It's maybe the best one out of everything, you've gone insane!.
Ive never been able to get into that game but probably should have been on the list.
@@virtualinsider No worries of course! It's changed a lot if you last played it years ago; it had a big overhaul the other year and lots of the jank got removed (the one single large open map got turned into 5 smaller maps, and lots of QOL and AI improvements).
But if you played it recently and it didn't do much for you, then trying it again now won't likely change anything. One main negative are the enemies not seeming like anything special, but the enemy AI is pretty good at least. And I'd love if it had human NPCs to deal with.
Maybe you'll like the sequel, they're working on it now and it'll apparently have co-op (I'm ambivalent about co-op but Into the Radius players have been clambering for it since the beginning).
@@davidchandler5432 I'm thinking about hopping in that game after a few years!
@@sprucetree8665 Hope ya have fun!
You missed "War Dust VR": its a Arcade-Style VR Shooter Experience, Epic 32v32 Multiplayer VR Battles Across Diverse Landscapes, No Screaming KIDS lol
Into the radius???????????????????????????????? Best VR game that has ever been made! Or did I just miss it?
I am speechless as well, brother.
Nah the superhot one 😭
I know its a joke but is the protagonist a female
@@darkstarfighter2884no its random ahh hacker
💀💀💀
Nah!!?!
@@AndrewAndKeven huh?
A good list with several titles I wasn't aware of. Thanks. I'll definitely add several games from this list to my Steam Wishlist and acquire them once my back catalogue of countless unplayed VR games has been cleared out.
"fallout 4 vr is fallout 4 but vr, skyrim vr is skyrim in vr." Nah really? shit thats wild
And it runs like shit 🎉
It kinda hurts to not see Into The Radius here
16:00 im sad cause my VTOL VR wasn`t given some love 😢
Nice list! Into the Radius definitely deserves to be in it
I've played almost half of these games. Here are my favorites:
- Half-Life Alyx
- Medal Of Honor
- Lone Echo 1 & 2
- Fallout 4 VR
- Walking Dead Saints and Sinners 1 & 2
- Stormland
- Westworld Awakening
- Star Wars Squadrons
All have beautiful graphics and amazing solo campaigns.
you should try Into the Radius, if you haven't played it yet
Adventure:
-----------------
Eye of the Temple --- Indiana Jones/Lara Croft Go in VR-ish
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter --- beautiful experience in VR, though with simple controls
Obduction --- quite decent Myst-type game
Psychonauts in the Rombus of Ruin --- cute little experience if you're into the Psychonauts games
Driving sims:
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Assetto Corsa Competizione --- very realistic GT-racing but quite GPU-heavy in VR
Euro Truck Simulator --- VR mode selectable in beta settings. I assume the same for American TS
Activity/rythm:
-----------------------
Ragnaröck
Eleven: Table Tennis VR
Shooter:
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Arizona Sunshine --- I'm really not into anything zombies but this is quite fun to me
Platform/RPG:
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Witchblood --- Extremely underrated IMO. Game type shouldn't work well in VR in theory but very enjoyable to me. Oculus PC store only.
BTW, I would probably have categorised Skyrim and Asgard's Wrath as RPG, but that's just me... 😜
Thanks for the Psychonauts tip. I haven't even heard about. I will definitely check it out.
@@repeahlfors9951 The gameplay is very simplistic compared to the main games, but still a decent experience.
@@Elgsdyr I'll check it out anyway. I really enjoyed both Psychonauts games so I'm sure I'll like this as well even if it's simple compared to the main games.
Driving: Dirt Rally 😊
@@repeahlfors9951 Just so you know what you're getting into, Psychonauts VR isn't a platformer like the main games. It's a pretty simple puzzle game mostly based around using clairvoyance to "move around" and see rooms from a different perspective, then using other powers like TK or PK to solve a puzzle. There's no direct player movement at all. Still worth checking out if you're a fan of the series though. The writing was good and it was short and cheap, but a little underwhelming on the whole imo as someone who loved the Psychonauts 1 and 2.
imagine where vr would be if AAA studios started porting their games to vr rapidly
Thinking MQ3 will be my first foray into VR, but I think GT6 and Elder Scrolls 6 stand to make so much more money if they fully support VR. I mean if GT6 releases and they fully support VR I might never touch another game
@@hya_versus6354Skyrim was ported to vr so I expect es6 to be aswellw
Thanks for putting this together, might have to blow the dust off the old headset!
Awesome, been in need of a list like this updated for 2023 😁
same, Ive been out of VR for a few years now, need a refresh - thanks so much.
Its good day when virtual insider posts
Thank you for being so organized on your description :)
You missed Into The Radius!
Notably missing :
Into the Radius
SURV1V3
VTOL VR
Tactical Assault VR
Ultrawings 1 & 2
Job Simulator & Vacation Simulator
I agree with this person.
Don’t forget into the radius
You gotta add To The Top into one of these vids sometime. Its a pretty nice VR parkour/platformer thing in which the emphasis is to beat the levels as fast as possible. Super fun, but horribly underrated in my eyes. Sountrack is also very chill.
I would include my favorite VR game of all the time - Paper Beast. The wordless narrative, physics-based animations and real-like AI given me the incredible amount of immersion - the most important thing in VR games.
The second I would include is #4 fav - Form. It's short but incredibly beautifull. And other games of my favlist i don't notice in yours:
#11 - the wizards 1&2. Making spells with your own hands is a greate use of VR
#12 Budget cuts 2
#14 RE4 - basically, the best Q2 game. But I would reccomend try PC remaster with VR mod instead, althrough I didn't tryed myself
#16 Stride - arcady Mirrors Edge in VR
#17 Yupitergrad - After you played Windlands and want something simmilar
#20 To The Top - Nice runner-like genre game with game-breaking solution - if player's head occurs in the object, instead of pushing him or something, game just kills you. The reason of I'm stop playing it and don't want to come back. But it's still a nice experience
#24 Jurrastic World: Aftermath
#25 Star Wars: Tales From the Galaxy's Edge
#29 Sprint Vector
#38 Virtual Virtual Reality
Best Superhot description I've ever heard.
This is a fucking awesome list, definitely gonna recommend this video whenever someone asks me for recommendations on a good VR game
I will add some good VR games:
CONSORTIUM VR (space sci-fi, can use your voice in dialogs)
The Wizards and sequel The Wizards Dark times (fantasy obviously, cool spells :)
Colossal Cave (adventure, lots of treasures)
Firmament (from Cyan)
Republique VR (free on Steam! stealth, very good long story)
Winds & Leaves (must have if you love trees :)
Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown (like Demeo, very well crafted)
I didn't know Republique was free on Steam, thanks for the heads up! 👍
You killed me when you said that about Superhot VR haha.
make a part 2 as well or just a bonus. you have got to mention crazy innovative gesture system games like wizards 2 and rumble. physically commanding magic and elements with your own body is just the most incredible thing anyone could ever experience
No love for Paperbeast? It's short but has some astounding physics interaction for a vr game and is also full of wonder.
I really enjoyed Paperbeast. I played on PSVR where it was limited to teleportation only (not sure if this is the case on PC), but the world was breathtaking and unique, and the creatures had some authentic feeling animal behaviour. It even got surprisingly emotional at times for me. Definitely underrated imo.
@@GreyMatterShades You described everything I love about this title, way better than I can!
PC version has smooth locomotion.
@@TheEnfo Damn, I'm jealous. I might have to play it on PC at some point. It was an awesome experience even with the mandatory teleportation, but it definitely limited my immersion a bit.
I wasn't expecting 80% of this list to be games that are easier to get in to on the stand alone quest. I would suggest making another one for "best PC exclusive VR"
And here I was thinking there aren't many good VR games. Great list!
On PC, that's really just the start, He also made a awesome video called "How modders are saving VR from dying", showcasing all the amazing mods out there. :)
no INTO THE RADIUS??????
Honestly should have included Vtol vr. Its been around for a while and its honestly the best flight game out on the market right now.
No into the radius?!?!?!
This video is precisely what I was looking for, thank you
Man this video really reminds me of how indie devs are carrying VR. Almost all the games on the list are either indie or AA. And those are usually the good ones and the AAA suck lol. Looking forward to good AAA VR games in the future.
Yeah unfortunately the VR market just isn't big enough for large publishers to make triple-A games for it. Pretty much the only triple-A games are either made by platform holders (Meta, Sony, Valve that one time), or are ports of older games to VR (and sometimes financed by those platform holders), or mods.
Hopefully soon VR will get big enough, or the VR porting process will become easy enough, that we'll see more good triple-A games come out for it.
absolutely best! good idea to split it in genres. thanks for video. getting my first vr ever for simracing as I bought my first PC. could not figure out if I need controllers, answer is - yesss I do!!
YOU CAN PICK UP BUMS??? Nice!!!
no into the radius??
Great job on this video. It's awesome to see a summary of a bunch of the best PC VR games like this.
For anyone on the PSVR 2/PSVR 1 side of things, here's a list of games from this list that are available or coming to those headsets:
PSVR 2 - Available Now:
Walking Dead Saints and Sinners Chapter 1 & 2
Hubris
The Light Brigade
Pavlov
Demeo
After the Fall
No Man's Sky
Song in the Smoke (Rekindled edition)
Walkabout Mini Golf
Kayak VR Mirage
VR Skater
Until You Fall
The Room VR: A Dark Matter
Red Matter 2
Another Fisherman's Tale
Humanity
The Last Clockwinder
Tetris Effect Connected
Beat Saber
Pistol Whip
Synth Riders
Cosmodread
Moss Book 1 and 2
PSVR 2 - Announced/Coming Soon:
Vertigo 2 (2023)
Ghosts of Tabor
Windlands 2
Phasmophobia (end of August)
Green Hell VR (coming this week?)
Hellsplit Arena
Grimlord
A Fisherman's Tale
Wanderer (the remastered version, early 2024)
Propagation: Paradise Hotel
Project Wingman
PSVR 2 - Rumored/Plausible
Half Life Alyx (honestly no idea how plausible this is, but there have been a ton of rumors)
Boneworks/Bonelab (developers have said it should work and are interested in doing it)
Compound
Stormland and Edge of Nowhere (Sony owns Insomniac, but there could be exclusivity contracts with Meta)
Blade and Sorcery (PSVR 2 is on their roadmap under "TBA")
I Expect You to Die 1-3 (1 and 2 were on PSVR, Schell games has released a PSVR 2 game already, and it hasn't been announced as exclusive to Meta)
PSVR 1 - Available Now:
The Walking Dead S&S Chapter 1 (chapter 2 is apparently still coming to PSVR 1 at some point)
Superhot VR
Robinson the Journey
Windlands 2
After the Fall
No Man's Sky
The Solus Project (though it's been delisted from the PS store for some reason)
Song in the Smoke
Until you Fall
Skyrim VR
The Room VR: a Dark Matter
Shadow Point
Xing the Land Beyond
Red Matter 1
A Fisherman's Tale
Humanity
Wanderer
Maskmaker
Tetris Effect Connected
I Expect You to Die 1 and 2
Beat Saber
Pistol Whip
Synth Riders
Layers of Fear VR (not a very good port unfortunately)
Transferrence
Moss 1 and 2
Trover Saves the Universe
Star Wars Squadrons
Thank you so much
What about vtol vr for flight games?
You've missed arguably the best VR Flight game, VTOL VR. It was built from the ground up to be a VR Only Flight Sim. It has 5 Aircraft, all of which serve a different role. A 4th Gen Fighter, a 5th Gen Stealth Fighter, an Attack Helicopter, a Transport / Attack VTOL Aircraft, and a 2 seater 4th gen fighter.
Controls feel great and natural, much better than Warplanes. The warplanes controls feel really bad and unnatural compared to VTOL.
Walkabout Mini Golf is REALLY good
The sad part about VR is that the pool of quality games is so small that it always feels like the same games get brought up over and over again
It's no different in flat gaming, I'm gonna vomit if someone mentions GTA5 again.
@@HybridEnergy I don't know where you are that people are mentioning GTA5. I think its the exact opposite. Not entirely sure how you'd come to the conclusion that flat gaming is anywhere near as restricting in terms of choice
@@thacoolest13 oh yes it is only game people buy are remakes and releases new ip are hard to find
re releases
@@shadowfreaper8158 If your having a hard time finding quality games its because your looking in the wrong places. Especially if your on PC. I mean even now in the near future we have: Baulders Gate 3, Armored Core, Starfield next month, Sea of Stars, Blasphemy 2...
There's so many quality games on flat screen that you could go bargain diving for years, never play a game at release ever again, and still never run out of quality content.
I love VR just as much as the next guy but come on... really?
My favorite hidden gems that I'd put in my top 10 without second thoughts:
Jet Island
Ancient Dungeon VR
Jet island is amazing
ADVR aka Ancient Dungeons VR should be on the roguelike list. PCVR version has post processing effects that make it very atmospheric 👌🏻
My game pc with and AMD Ryzen7 56000x and a GeFroce RTX 3070 ti are coming this monday. Have had a Quest 2 for 3 years now. Cant wait to finally play some PCVR. Thanks for this list!!!!
Missed the best VR flying sim VTOL
Gaming in VR is the best experience yet
Thanks a million, for your efforts.
Subscribed.
You forgot Derail Valley, fantastic game
Medal of honor could have been an absolute classic, its just a few of the characters and the slight jankiness that lets it down. It would have been better if it'd kept things serious and not invited characters that really didn't have any place in a war zone
Talking about Vertigo 2 game difficulty... that boss in the church took me hours to beat on hard mode.
I struggled with that boss and the boat section the most.
Cool video but what makes it cooler is that you used the ost from ghostrunner
this is how you do a top 100. thank you for not wasting my time. bought 5 games. best one so far is "No Man's Sky". something to do besides BG3. not much longer for Hellsweeper.
I ll add some more sports games like:
-First person tennis simulator
-Eleven table tennis
-Blacktop Hoops
- NFL Pro era
Enjoy🎉
3:19 Actually, there's a mod for smooth locomotion. Althrough, I haven't tryed it - the game has already tired me by the time I realize that it have mods
VTOL VR, Vail, Rumble, and Half Life 2 really should've been on this list.
Wow! Super video, will save us tons of time wasted trying games, great job !!!
cheers, i just added like 5ish new games to my wish list
The Utility Room should be on here and thats me being totally impartial and unbiased
you got me good with superhot vr lol
subscribed!
Nice list. I would add also add defector.
There are plenty more other PCVR games with excellent graphics and puzzles, shorter or longer, not including VR mods with full 6DOF controllers. So this list is just a portion of what Steam and Meta VR have to offer.
Thank you for taking the time and incredible effort to make a video like that.
I really appreciate it and I hope you keep going man.
I watch nearly everyone of your videos. Thank you for creating them!
pretty shocked VTOL VR wasn't in the flying games section
i will never forgive you for not mentioning inside the radius
Thanks, just bought hellblade for 5 euros and the room for 12 before my quest 3 even arrived
Some of those PC Oculus exclusives before Asgard's Wrath I missed. Admittedly some of the older games without smooth locomotion and with more than the current norm for VR jank tend not to hold my interest (which rules out Artika.1, RoboRecall and Wilson's Heart). Edge of Nowhere and From Other Suns look worth a gander. In terms of boomer shooters like Compound, I think Serious Sam 3 VR should still be on the list.
Robo Recall is really easy to mod (its main menu has a mod tab) and there is a smooth locomotion mod available. It's not a long game but you'll replay levels either to just better your previous score or for the sheer fun of trying all the different combinations of ways to kill robots. Its super fun and has a great arcadey feel in its scoring system and keeps its tongue firmly in its cheek making it a lot of fun. The shooting mechanics are simple (don't expect realistic weapon reloading ) but super solid and feel right. I'd certainly recommend it.
I missed Eye of the Temple. I enjoy being Indiana Jones a lot. One would need a play area to be able to walk around in though..
WHERE IS SURV1v3??? And tales of glory 1&2 please man these 3 games are CRIMINALLLY UNDERRATED
I'm surprised there aren't more games like Vox Machinae where you control a machine actually using the controls in the cockpit
What is the sense of scale in Vox Machinae? Does it really feel like you're sitting in a giant mech? I could imagine that the sense of mass is hard to convey.
i love vr gaming but i think it speaks levels when theres always "best vr games ever" videos every few weeks being released and most of them are just the same games from "best vr games ever" videos from 5 years ago
I definitely would add Amid Evil VR into that list.
I think some VR mods like HL2VR, Valheim VR, KSP VR, and Deep Rock Galactic VR deserve to be on this list as well, since these mods are even better than some native VR games.
Otherwise a very solid list, thank you for compiling it. There's a bunch of games I haven't even heard of on it.
What is KSP VR?
Yes deep Rock galactic, outer wilds, alien isolation, and L4D2 are still some of the best things to do in VR
@@waderobinson9218 have you tried Neon White or Gunfire Reborn? These are top mods for me.
@@NPCMii no I haven't I'll check it out
@@NPCMiiKerbal Space Program
Will be useful when i get my quest 3 lol thank you for this video man
I'll add
BeamNG
Microsoft Flight Simulator
Eleven Table Tennis
Your video is about VR and VR supported games but there are some great mods that are easy to install
Portal 2 - surprisingly good and proves the naysayers who that thought you would get motion sick wrong
Half Life 2 - my least favorite sections in flatscreen were my favorite in VR. The car sections are loads of fun now that you can look around and shoot and drive naturally, Ravenholm is a blast now that you can move the gravity gun freely without snagging on walls
American Truck Simulator - fun but the VR mod breaks every time they update the game
Outer Wilds - unique compared to any other game out there
Great list. Gun Club VR is also worth a look.
Two games i would add,
Tales of glory 2 and into the radius
Now we need a non-Unity VR games list
I've played a lot of VR games and owned quite a few headsets. Nothing has came close to the experiences ive had in iRacing. It's PC only and you really need a wheel and pedals, but where else can you bump into some of the best racing drivers in the world? I was on a virtual track with Max Verstappen a few months ago. GT7 might be fun, but it's not a real sim.
this guys fun to listen to
The Forest is my all-time favorite VR Port
stride, ironman vr, farpoint, no mans sky and Hyperdash deserve a spot in my opinion. i would add poker vr but I guess you gotta love poker first...
No Mans SKy was in there, Farpoint is PSVR. Stride I like but waiting for the singleplayer campaign to release.
I just got into VR with the Metaquest 3. I kept hearing people "you need to get your VR legs". Yeah yeah. After only 2 hours of messing around with games that have barely any motion. I set up my sim racing rig for some Dirt Rally 2.0. After about 5 minutes of Group B racing I had to go puke. lol
10/10 will surely puke again.
Serious Sam VR 1-3 are incredible games. Very fast paced action and no motion sickness.
SS1 VR and "no motion sickness"? Really?
payday 2 is good in VR so much fun
Great vid
Rush VR is heavily underrated imo. Takes a while to get good at it, but there's a lot of fun to be had there.
until you fall could definitely benefit from juggle style combos 8:35
this is a very good vid i fond alot of game that i have never seen before that i want to play
where do i get paradox of hope? i love metro and i have been craving something similar the last few months
dont forget about ancient dungeon vr!
liked and shared, thanks for the info