Man I really wanted to get one but that price is so high. Still kind of considering it, but I really don't need it. I never tried any VR games so would have to buy new games or mod existing games I guess.
Thing about VR is done right it's MIND BLOWING. Like nothing compares , but it's rarely done right, the costs are high, the games are short and not enough of them. I've had a Rift and a quest 2.Man I really wanted to get one but that price is so high. Still kind of considering it, but I really don't need it. I never tried any VR games so would have to buy new games or mod existing games I guess.
Thing about VR is done right it's MIND BLOWING. Like nothing compares , but it's rarely done right, the costs are high, the games are short and not enough of them. I've had a Rift and a quest 2.
I'll give an instance , with the rift there were a few free apps like Google Earth VR , where you felt like a god walking the earth or this one game (name escapes me now but it was for money) where you are a robot in a lab around Saturn trying to solve a mystery. Mind blowing! Or a Batman game where you reached down around your waist and it put a batarang in your hand to throw. Did you know that never gets old? You're not pretending to be Batman, You ARE batman. But they are only at most 5-6 hours long. The Quest 2 had some star wars games with Darth Vader where you were able to use light sabers , they were cool but again, short.
Beat Saber is about the peak gaming now. There is a HL game but I could not get it working with my quest 2.
Found it, it was called Lone Echo. I loved it. Red Matter was another pretty decent one. They are from the time the original Rift came out so no idea if you can even buy them on the Oculus store anymore or not.If you liked that Saturn game(let me know if you remember the name!), Red Matter 2 was an amazing, polished, liquid smooth VR game with good puzzles. On PSVR2 it ran smoother and looked better than any other VR game at the time.