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@@_blood_moon_proto_1500 Pavlovs player count grows every year on quest. It has more players than ever right now and come christmas its player count will prob double again.
@@Iancreed8592 yea... problem in what you are saying is "on quest", i am not talking about quest.. im talking about the main release of the game, the steam version.. it was a pc game first and foremost
@@_blood_moon_proto_1500 I've also noticed a significant lack of players this last year in pavlov. I'll hop on, try to find a public server to play on but they're all either empty or private
The shitty thing to me is so many of these games have been out for ages. I took a break from VR for a couple years, come back to it and there's STILL all the same old games that are the best.
It’s a self fulfilling prophecy. Since there’s not many people into VR, there’s not a lot of money to get developing VR games, lead to less and less people interested. HL Alyx and lots of these high quality games are a product of passion I’m sure, they’d have made much more money making non-VR games
That doesn't apply to quest ! it's starting to become the default platform for VR. Batman for one is a great exclusive that just released, maybe game of the year, it has 4.7 stars on the store, there is also into black, contractors showdown (also available on pcvr), Arizona sunshine 1 had a remake, blade and sorcery released version 1.0 with crystal hunt ( a full compaign ), there are also two big games released at the end of last year Assassins creed nexus and Asgard's wrath 2 both are good. So i don't really agree with you, i think things are actually moving, and it's not over with Alien and Behemoth dropping before the end of the year.
Every time you make one of these video, I find a few games I bought but haven't played yet and should really get into. This time, I am convinced that I will dive into Moss 1+2 and Journey to Foundation. Most others I either played or aren't my style. Thanks as always for these lists. It shows new VR users what is out there and even helps very old ones like myself discover some gems they forgot about.
Modded subnautica is one of the best games I've ever played in vr.. I just built a gaming pc and playing subnautica, half life alex and skyrim with 1031 mods! All 3 games truly amazing.
Facebook and Sony platform locking games does nothing but hold back the entire genre of VR games. They should be trying to get as many people to play VR as possible, not trying to prevent people from playing the games because they bought the wrong $500 headset.
Re4 is the best re in vr in my opinion. Simply because of the game play. It’s still scary but you can do more than just shoot. There’s perfect perys, finishers for stunned enemies, stealth kills. Noticeably different animations for attacking certain weak spots. And probably other stuff that I’m missing. Anything less just feels dull now.
Hey, what VR googles are you using? Planty of stuff on market, I was thinking about Quest 3 but still not sure - I'm most interested in playing RE4 (one of my favourite games) and Alyx. Thanks for reply.
RE4 Remake VR is a PSVR2 exclusive, but the quest has its own version based off the original game. Alyx is on pc but both the PSVR2 and Quest 3 can connect to your pc now.
I know there's not a lot of love, and for the life of me I can't figure out why. But Assassins Creed nexus VR was THE game I would recommend to anyone wanting to see what vr could do. Climbing, running, jumping, sneaking, action. I never felt so much a badass as I did playing that game. It was what got me into VR. It was so good and I loved it so much.
Honestly even though it’s not primarily a VR title but it does have the option for it, Elite Dangerous could fit in the flight sim genre as an honorable mention.
I'll be picking up in Oculus quest 3 soon for the holidays. I think now is about the time that this tech is going to really begin to flourish. Can't wait to try some of these games.
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Brilliant overview. So much better than usual best games vids. You took time to recognise that that will depend on what you like. And then you compared like with like. I’m really grateful. I don’t feel lost anymore :))
I'm surprised No Man's Sky didn't appear in any of the categories. One of the best experiences in VR, although I'm not sure which category it fits best. Maybe survival?
I love NMS, but the HUD being locked and seeing my floating body when I turn around totally kills it for me sadly. I REALLY want to love this VR port, but it's such a deal breaker for me.
When I started VR at the beginning of the year, I used your videos to expand my game catalogue knowledge. It's cool now seeing these videos while recognizing the games. I'm surprised that Walkabout Minigolf didn't make the list. It's a must get for any headsets! I would've also added Superhot VR, but that's personal preference and may not be considered best for everyone. Keep it up!
Walkabout is such a great game and definitely should be on this list! It just got an update with new modes to play not long ago & they keep putting out these beautiful courses to play on like tomorrow july 25th we are getting the wallace and gromit collab course!
No Battle Talent is a crime. It has a good modding community with an ingame mod menu, Blade and Sorcery like combat that gives an actual challenge that is physics based, a lot of weapons have special abilities and there is a lot of spells, you fight things like skeletons and goblins, it has a arena sandbox, a rougelike mode, a progression based mode, and a multiplayer in beta phase. Available on all platforms. This game fits like 3 of these categories.
Into The Radius 2 was just released to early access in steamvr. For rogue like genre I would recommend Ancient Dungeon VR. It got co-op update some time ago. "8 bit style" graphics may off put someones.
No Synth Riders?? If your favorite part about beat saber is how sometimes you feel like you're doing professional dances while you're playing, Synth Riders leans into that all the way
For sim games I'd personally split racing and flight sims. For flight sims my picks would be IL2 Great Battles for WW2 air combat and DCS for cold war to modern air combat. For racing games: almost all serious racing games support VR so it's basically up to what you want to race, iRacing has the best multiplayer experience but is expensive and on the more serious end of the spectrum (intentional ramming will get you banned), the recent F1 games are pretty fun (though I'm not the biggest fan of their physics and driving feel) and for rally you've got D.R.2 or EA WRC. All PCVR because that's where the best sims are.
The best rally sim in VR is still RBR, and it's 20 years old and free lol Otherwise yeah iRacing is the most serious sim for multiplayer racing, but LMU is great and Raceroom is underrated
Hey Matteo! Thanks for this great list. I'd definitely recommend these titles. I have played so much VR in the past few years and I would say that I don't really feel immersed anymore unless I'm playing a horror game. That being said, FNAF Help Wanted 1 is my favorite VR game of all time. I did have to look up some strategies because it is pretty hard (but I enjoy hard games.) It is so much scarier than the second one, but there is just so much content, horror, and enjoyment to be had I would definitely recommend trying it out. You're gonna want to grind out every level in that game as it just keeps on serving new levels. Also I would recommend the DLC which leans more into enjoyment but still has its horror aspects.
I have some of my own personal recommendations: Iron Rebellion (Mech Multiplayer PvP) Minecraft (Survival/Sandbox, Vivecraft Mod or through Bedrock) Audica (Rhythm Shooter, would only recommend this is you really like rhythm games and want something similar to Osu x Beat Saber)
I would also recommend Half Life 2 VR Mod. It's on steam and is very well made, I had alot of fun in it and it's a great way to play through HL2 again, or try it for the first time :D
Great video! Riven is an excellent recent addition to the puzzle game genre, supports VR. I'm surprised when people say there aren't enough quality games in VR.
Thanks Matteo and everyone in the comments! Have a great list on my phone now of games to play. Just set my OG HTC Vive back up after not playing it for like 7 years. Well other than pavlov with a buddy a few years back. So stoked to get back into it and play all the new games I've missed out on. Probably gonna play Half Life: Alyx first. Had it on my PC since it dropped and never touched it. Lol.
I wanted to mention a few of my favourite games on the PSVR for people who are looking for something else: Walkabout Golf - Amazing fun with friends Tetris Effect - The best version of Tetris hands down The Light Brigade - Addictive rogue-like
Good video, but my favorite game is missing :D I guess a "sports games" or "Racket games" category could have been added, and then Eleven Table Tennis could have been the best in this category.
Thanks for including Lone Echo series. For me, they're among the best in VR, maybe only topped by Half-Life Alyx. It's difficult to put in words how good they are.
I'm always sad to see Subnautica never makes any survival lists because the native VR is so janky and requires a mod. It's so damned good. Green Hell is also really damned good.
If by "immersive" you mean constantly getting bitten by a spider you never saw and having to sidetrack to "fix" that poison, or dealing with 2 game characters who are supposed to simultaneously be such badasses that they take off to crazy remote areas of the jungle and then split up so that they are alone, and also such pansies that they go in to crisis mode over something like falling 5' from a rope, and listening to them piss and moan about it, then yeah.
Man, you did a great job on this video. I'm pumped for VR again after being away for a while. With the PSVR 2 PC adapter being released, I'm looking forward to finally playing Lone Echo and Half Life Alyx.
I just finished the (recently updated) Bulletstorm VR. Awesome VR conversion of a 2015 favorite. Also add Star Wars: Squadrons to your list. It is X-Wing vs TIE Fighter 2020, with VR support. The multiplayer servers are dead but it's still a fun arcade-y space flight sim. (single player story and bot battles now)
pretty spot on, I agree with it all. But very lacking on driving sims, GT7 is great. but a lot of people have vr just fro driving sims. AMS2, Assetto Corsa, Dirt rally 2, iRacing, ACC to name a few. otherwise great list
@@Gamingwithmatteo311Assetto Corsa is absolutely one of the best racing sims on VR, by far. The mods are what make that game. Once you try Shutoko Revival Project, and you fly down one of those Tokyo freeways with traffic at night at 200mph, you'll see what I mean 😁
Hyper Dash is a smaller game that i am so happy is getting more love. It is the most fun VR game i have played and i have play my fair share of them. The Payload game-mode is so fun and unique and the weapons are amazingly designed and fun to use
as long as Pavlov is the PvP VRFPS, I agree :) Recently Tarkov guns are added to the most respected community servers. I personally am not much into them, but getting blasted by a granade launcher is always fun (weirdly) Great vid. thx
This was an excellent video. Im.really glad blade & sourcery and into the radius are also coming to PSVR2 soon. And lookin forward to aces of thunder for a sim. I gotta shout out stilt for platformers, propagation paradise hotel for horror, 7th guest for puzzle and galaxy kart for racers.
Until You Fall... A game I forgot that I fell in love with at one time. I need to hop back in! Been tryin to push myself to start working out again and that game will definitely get my heart pumpin. Seriously, if you want a workout without realizing you're workin out, play some Until You Fall. You'll be sweating by the end and not care, haha. It's so good.
Crazy how far vr has come! I remember when the original oculus rift came out and I would watch RUclipsrs play job simulator, and when I got my quest 2 the greatest game at the time was beat saber or population one. So many new great games have come out since and it’s so much fun now!
Thanks for this, Mateo311! This had to have been a huge amount of work to put together. It'd be nice to get your recommendations on converted/modded pancake games. Cyberpunk2077, Alien Isolation, RDR2, various UEVR. What are your recommendations. What's woth it, what's not? To me, Cyberpunk2077 is overwhelmingly good! Mixed-VR/AR game recommendations would be nice too: Bricktales, Bomber Drone, etc.
Beat Saber absolutely owns the first rule of video games; easy to learn difficult to master. Super simple interface, no buttons or joysticks and the high end difficulty is so high it's practically impossible to rate. If they had Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd music packs it would be perfect.
@garrettferrell6821 I would probably throw my shoulder right out to Creeping Death! Not yet, but the Queen pack has Stone Cold Crazy and it's not much different than Metallica's cover. Just James singing instead of Freddie. Says a lot about a song when Metallica covers it and doesn't really get any harder.
If you have Beat Saber on PC, you can easily mod the game and get access to community made songs. I'm sure there's plenty of Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd content out there on the modded side. I've modded my Beat Saber and it's awesome. To the point where I literally never buy the official packs anymore. Overpriced junk in comparison.
@@sgtquencher1002 i immediately download custom songs the moment I bought it. The song packs are absolute price gouging, though I kinda understand why they did that
@@pnoodl3s775 Agreed. There's so much content people have made. I love adding Classic Rock songs because it's personally my favorite genre of music. Though I do have some newer songs but they also sound like Classic Rock. lol
I think you should add games that have their desktop and vr version built in the same game. Games that you can start in desktop mode or vr whitout paying more. Like No mans sky, the forest, elite dangerous... All these games that are really fun to play both ways. Also one category that can be included is the Asymmetric VR games. Where desktop players can play with VR players. There is a bunch of these. Def Davigo is the best one so far
Great reviews of allot of different games. I am a PCVR gamer and use a Quest 3. How would you rate Myst and Riven puzzle solving games? The graphics details of both games are amazing in VR, and like I said we are just solving puzzles with an underlying story line. There is really no fast paced action in Myst and Riven - mainly search and solve. I do have Half life Alyx, into the Radius 2 VR, No Mans Sky VR, and Hubris VR. There are some other interesting action games but waiting for a sale price on STEAM. I also have older DOOM, QUAKE, and Woflenstein games in VR. Surprised that they look and work pretty good in VR Thanks for your video. Take care.
Man, lists like these make me want to go grab a PSVR2 and a decent PC so I can play all the best the medium has to offer. I'll just stick to my Quest 3 for now though I think. No love for PSVR1? Blood and Truth and Astro Bot Rescue Mission were amazing! A couple I might add to a 'Best of VR' type list, but not sure what genre they would fall into would be Vail (Non free-to-play competitive shooter?) and Trover Saves the Universe (Humor? Platformer?).
Great list of games. One horror/survival game that I really like is Alien Isolation with the VR mod. Hopefully the coming Alien game made for VR will be as good or better.
This is a great list and great material, as usual. You REALLY have to try Ragnarock! It's a great warmup for VR boxing and, though the graphics are stylized, I find it more satisfying than Beat Saber. Some of the tunes are real bangers.
Astro Bot Rescue Mission is the best platformer hands down. Also, Red Matter is more like an adventure game than a puzzle game: Puzzle adventure if you will. Still, very exhaustive list 👌
It is a very valid reason. However, if we don't acknowledge older games that still hold up, it is less likely that those will be brought forward to current hardware. It is not like suddenly all the older great games are bad, but just trapped.
Hell, sweeper has to be one of the best rogue likes in vr. I don’t think there’s many if any other VR games that allow the same kind of movement. The spells are awesome, and the weapons feel good to use. I know, rogue likes aren’t known for it but I wish it had more of a story to it too.
Did I blink when you mentioned "Ghosts of Tabor"? It's a game in a genre I want to get good at, but lack the willpower to push myself in to standing up and raising the heart rate. Maybe when I get a sweat proof face thing for the new Q3 I'll trust the process more, but until then there's loads of options listed almost mentioned too quickly for me to note down. Edit to add a comment about "The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners" - I have it my Steam playtime is 20 minutes so I guess I don't do horror VR well at all. That was the Rift S days with the cable I could trip over or rip out when standing up. Now with the Q3, Virtual Desktop and a better router I can get wireless speeds between the headset and PC for PCVR wireless gaming at the same speed, which from my experience with Half Life: Alyx is bloody awesome. I just need to train myself to now remember I can turn on the spot when I need to instead of using the controller direction. Also to note that there's a Steam VR Update in the works that will allow for hand tracking in games. I haven't yet tried it out and it's currently on Beta but it is coming and that will further the immersion of PCVR.
i have super severe motion sickness i can basically only play games with teleportation as a locomotion option but is it super difficult to find that exact info about VR games anywhere ... can you make a "Best Games for people with motion sickness" or "best games with teleportation locomotion?"
Mh. I missed Skyrim. Yeah, its okd, but still THE VR-Game :p And i was hoping for Deisim. Its a God-Sim and so cool. All in all a top video of good VR-Titles. Thanks for the inspiration. I'll go to buy Demeon now. :)
Dungeons of Eternity got a great update recently and a small one is coming very soon. I think they're doing a free weekend this week as well. Such a fun game. They've been doing a great job of supporting the title and adding content.
Eleven Table Tennis is INSANELY fun to play! 3d Printed Table Tennis paddle for my controller OR you can buy one. It's one of the most fun I had in VR, whether you are a ping pong person or not!
Thank you, very nice list as always! It would be nice to add which of those games are physically active and which are not, even tho half of them I can guess myself. Or even if you want ideas for new videos, you can make one with and one without physically active games in every category :)
Into the Radius is for me the best version on the Pico 4, best handling and interaction of the weapons, no comparison to the Quest or PSVR2 version, for me it is so good that I only play on the Pico4
A high recommendation for a multiplayer pvp shooter that I’ve been loving recently is “vail”. It has really nice gunplay and I love the progression system kinda reminds me of cod/battlefield like lvl up system. Highly recommend
I mean this with the utmost respect. You are top notch at that "G-force" old school delivery. And I hate it. Not cause there's anything wrong with it, but because it works. 😂
these multiplatform lists with all these exclusive games on hardware this expensive makes no sense to me , but at least you listed the platforms clearly unlike many others
I wouldnt call bonelab the best shooter, but with the huge modding community and physics engine, i have had some of the most unique and fun experiences ever. Nowhere else right now can I drive away from a literal nuclear blast in slow motion.
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Nice to see Pavlov mentioned again, the push community has been putting in alot of work and seems to be growing every week.
is pavlov making a comeback?
@@_blood_moon_proto_1500 Pavlovs player count grows every year on quest. It has more players than ever right now and come christmas its player count will prob double again.
@@Iancreed8592 yea... problem in what you are saying is "on quest", i am not talking about quest.. im talking about the main release of the game, the steam version.. it was a pc game first and foremost
@@_blood_moon_proto_1500 I've also noticed a significant lack of players this last year in pavlov. I'll hop on, try to find a public server to play on but they're all either empty or private
@@_blood_moon_proto_1500 everything pcvr is declining
The shitty thing to me is so many of these games have been out for ages. I took a break from VR for a couple years, come back to it and there's STILL all the same old games that are the best.
It’s a self fulfilling prophecy. Since there’s not many people into VR, there’s not a lot of money to get developing VR games, lead to less and less people interested. HL Alyx and lots of these high quality games are a product of passion I’m sure, they’d have made much more money making non-VR games
I was literally just thinking the same thing.
That doesn't apply to quest ! it's starting to become the default platform for VR. Batman for one is a great exclusive that just released, maybe game of the year, it has 4.7 stars on the store, there is also into black, contractors showdown (also available on pcvr), Arizona sunshine 1 had a remake, blade and sorcery released version 1.0 with crystal hunt ( a full compaign ), there are also two big games released at the end of last year Assassins creed nexus and Asgard's wrath 2 both are good. So i don't really agree with you, i think things are actually moving, and it's not over with Alien and Behemoth dropping before the end of the year.
@@paranoidparanoid6090huge meta quest sale at target too a lot of new people getting vr like me personally
the vr industry just began to rolling up. What did you expect?
Thanks! Great list. This really helps.👍
Thank you so much
Puzzle VR games is probably a category not talked about enough
The Room VR: A Dark Matter is a beautiful puzzle VR for example
Agreed . We need a more slow paced 'thinking' category in this list .
and rts games
I love "Expect you to die" series.
Puzzling Places
7th Guest, Winds and leaves, Shadow Point, Virtual Virtual Reality, Clockwork, Paper Beast, Transference. A lot of puzzle VR games are amazing.
Every time you make one of these video, I find a few games I bought but haven't played yet and should really get into. This time, I am convinced that I will dive into Moss 1+2 and Journey to Foundation. Most others I either played or aren't my style.
Thanks as always for these lists. It shows new VR users what is out there and even helps very old ones like myself discover some gems they forgot about.
I really wanted the light journey, but it just bored me so much
Modded subnautica is one of the best games I've ever played in vr.. I just built a gaming pc and playing subnautica, half life alex and skyrim with 1031 mods! All 3 games truly amazing.
I want to get started with modding these games and haven't even bought anything yet. Do you have any resources you can suggest to get started?
Where do you get your mods?
@saitinlovesyou I watched RUclips videos on how to install them. I just did what they said and it works
The outdoor scenery in the Pistol Whip trailer is right here in Vancouver. I'm literally a 15 minute walk from that area. 🙃
I'm sure you're fed up with all the dead VR Npcs littering the sidewalks 😅
DCS in sims. No Man's Sky, Elite Dangerous , Star Wars Squadrons- all steamvr though.
no mans sky is psvr2 also
And the best place to play it.@@capolean2902
warhtunder in free to play, and in sim-mode not that bad also
@@geronimofatknight2850 Yeah, you basically have to have physical controllers for flight sim though.
IL2 works great in vr also!
Facebook and Sony platform locking games does nothing but hold back the entire genre of VR games. They should be trying to get as many people to play VR as possible, not trying to prevent people from playing the games because they bought the wrong $500 headset.
Re4 is the best re in vr in my opinion. Simply because of the game play. It’s still scary but you can do more than just shoot. There’s perfect perys, finishers for stunned enemies, stealth kills. Noticeably different animations for attacking certain weak spots. And probably other stuff that I’m missing. Anything less just feels dull now.
Hey, what VR googles are you using? Planty of stuff on market, I was thinking about Quest 3 but still not sure - I'm most interested in playing RE4 (one of my favourite games) and Alyx. Thanks for reply.
RE4 Remake VR is a PSVR2 exclusive, but the quest has its own version based off the original game. Alyx is on pc but both the PSVR2 and Quest 3 can connect to your pc now.
It's a blast, and I actually just took my headset off from playing it, but village has so much more vr interactivity
Great list man. Love how thoroughly covered a bunch of genre/subgenres and all platforms. Exactly what I was looking for.
I know there's not a lot of love, and for the life of me I can't figure out why. But Assassins Creed nexus VR was THE game I would recommend to anyone wanting to see what vr could do. Climbing, running, jumping, sneaking, action. I never felt so much a badass as I did playing that game. It was what got me into VR. It was so good and I loved it so much.
Yeah, that game rocked.I was so happy when it turned out good
Honestly even though it’s not primarily a VR title but it does have the option for it, Elite Dangerous could fit in the flight sim genre as an honorable mention.
@@frayzure for sure
I'll be picking up in Oculus quest 3 soon for the holidays. I think now is about the time that this tech is going to really begin to flourish. Can't wait to try some of these games.
2nd post and I started using UEVR with Pacific drive and xbox controller. Best game ever.
Also: Have a nice holiday! Buy your daughter a big ice cream.
@@FlorianFahrenberger thanks dude
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What holiday could you possibly have in July
Brilliant overview. So much better than usual best games vids. You took time to recognise that that will depend on what you like. And then you compared like with like. I’m really grateful. I don’t feel lost anymore :))
I'm surprised No Man's Sky didn't appear in any of the categories. One of the best experiences in VR, although I'm not sure which category it fits best. Maybe survival?
I was thinking the same thing...🧘🏿♂️
I love NMS, but the HUD being locked and seeing my floating body when I turn around totally kills it for me sadly. I REALLY want to love this VR port, but it's such a deal breaker for me.
NMS VR is unplayably laggy on my pc
@@doctorduck2000 well I’m glad I’m not using your PC. ;)
@@doctorduck2000 That's unfortunate...🤷🏿♂️
When I started VR at the beginning of the year, I used your videos to expand my game catalogue knowledge. It's cool now seeing these videos while recognizing the games.
I'm surprised that Walkabout Minigolf didn't make the list. It's a must get for any headsets! I would've also added Superhot VR, but that's personal preference and may not be considered best for everyone.
Keep it up!
Walkabout is such a great game and definitely should be on this list! It just got an update with new modes to play not long ago & they keep putting out these beautiful courses to play on like tomorrow july 25th we are getting the wallace and gromit collab course!
No Battle Talent is a crime. It has a good modding community with an ingame mod menu, Blade and Sorcery like combat that gives an actual challenge that is physics based, a lot of weapons have special abilities and there is a lot of spells, you fight things like skeletons and goblins, it has a arena sandbox, a rougelike mode, a progression based mode, and a multiplayer in beta phase. Available on all platforms. This game fits like 3 of these categories.
Second this, battle talent is fun as heck, especially with the dungeon runs.
Into The Radius 2 was just released to early access in steamvr.
For rogue like genre I would recommend Ancient Dungeon VR. It got co-op update some time ago. "8 bit style" graphics may off put someones.
No Synth Riders?? If your favorite part about beat saber is how sometimes you feel like you're doing professional dances while you're playing, Synth Riders leans into that all the way
For sim games I'd personally split racing and flight sims. For flight sims my picks would be IL2 Great Battles for WW2 air combat and DCS for cold war to modern air combat.
For racing games:
almost all serious racing games support VR so it's basically up to what you want to race, iRacing has the best multiplayer experience but is expensive and on the more serious end of the spectrum (intentional ramming will get you banned), the recent F1 games are pretty fun (though I'm not the biggest fan of their physics and driving feel) and for rally you've got D.R.2 or EA WRC.
All PCVR because that's where the best sims are.
The best rally sim in VR is still RBR, and it's 20 years old and free lol Otherwise yeah iRacing is the most serious sim for multiplayer racing, but LMU is great and Raceroom is underrated
Hey Matteo! Thanks for this great list. I'd definitely recommend these titles. I have played so much VR in the past few years and I would say that I don't really feel immersed anymore unless I'm playing a horror game. That being said, FNAF Help Wanted 1 is my favorite VR game of all time. I did have to look up some strategies because it is pretty hard (but I enjoy hard games.) It is so much scarier than the second one, but there is just so much content, horror, and enjoyment to be had I would definitely recommend trying it out. You're gonna want to grind out every level in that game as it just keeps on serving new levels. Also I would recommend the DLC which leans more into enjoyment but still has its horror aspects.
The Light Brigade is one of my personal favorite VR Roguelikes
Came here to say this, I agree!
Absolutely agreed. I love that game. Haven't played it since before the newest content update. I really need to get back to it soon.
Wanderer was an absolute blast. I didn't know a sequel was coming, but I'll definitely try it out!
@@bananeeek8376 it's a Remastered with added content
I love when you do these videos.
For workout games I'd add "The Thrill Of The Fight" VR Boxing when I first started playing it my arms were sore for the next three days
i used that game as a part of my actual workout routine, the cardiovascular strain i got during that game was intense 🤣
I have some of my own personal recommendations:
Iron Rebellion (Mech Multiplayer PvP)
Minecraft (Survival/Sandbox, Vivecraft Mod or through Bedrock)
Audica (Rhythm Shooter, would only recommend this is you really like rhythm games and want something similar to Osu x Beat Saber)
Finally !!! Thank you ! Someone that actually show some good games and not just "the top 10 sell" !
Perfect list 👌 Thanks for the nod to Ghost Signal, I slept on that and went to download it while watching this video 🖖
This is by far the best VR game recommendations video I've seen, seen a lot of them they put me off from VR
@@cheukkikong glad you liked it
I would also recommend Half Life 2 VR Mod. It's on steam and is very well made, I had alot of fun in it and it's a great way to play through HL2 again, or try it for the first time :D
Good list, surprised I didn't see Green Hell VR on it though. Would thoroughly recommend.
Great video! Riven is an excellent recent addition to the puzzle game genre, supports VR.
I'm surprised when people say there aren't enough quality games in VR.
It's the thing people said 4 years ago, but people didn't update their biased opinions
Thanks Matteo and everyone in the comments! Have a great list on my phone now of games to play. Just set my OG HTC Vive back up after not playing it for like 7 years. Well other than pavlov with a buddy a few years back. So stoked to get back into it and play all the new games I've missed out on. Probably gonna play Half Life: Alyx first. Had it on my PC since it dropped and never touched it. Lol.
I wanted to mention a few of my favourite games on the PSVR for people who are looking for something else:
Walkabout Golf - Amazing fun with friends
Tetris Effect - The best version of Tetris hands down
The Light Brigade - Addictive rogue-like
Good video, but my favorite game is missing :D
I guess a "sports games" or "Racket games" category could have been added, and then Eleven Table Tennis could have been the best in this category.
Thanks for including Lone Echo series. For me, they're among the best in VR, maybe only topped by Half-Life Alyx. It's difficult to put in words how good they are.
All those reviewers always forgot to include Green Hell VR. Any quest owner should try how immersive Green Hell VR is.
I got it from Quest+ but haven’t tried it yet..I might check it out later
It was good but not my favorite sim
That game was to much of a pain wich drain the fun from it
I'm always sad to see Subnautica never makes any survival lists because the native VR is so janky and requires a mod. It's so damned good. Green Hell is also really damned good.
If by "immersive" you mean constantly getting bitten by a spider you never saw and having to sidetrack to "fix" that poison, or dealing with 2 game characters who are supposed to simultaneously be such badasses that they take off to crazy remote areas of the jungle and then split up so that they are alone, and also such pansies that they go in to crisis mode over something like falling 5' from a rope, and listening to them piss and moan about it, then yeah.
just got back into VR after a few years hiatus, good list to give me stuff to look at.
Man, you did a great job on this video. I'm pumped for VR again after being away for a while. With the PSVR 2 PC adapter being released, I'm looking forward to finally playing Lone Echo and Half Life Alyx.
Video of ABSOLUTE value!! Thank you very much
Great list man. Into The Radius is my favorite VR game personally, so dang good.
I just finished the (recently updated) Bulletstorm VR. Awesome VR conversion of a 2015 favorite.
Also add Star Wars: Squadrons to your list. It is X-Wing vs TIE Fighter 2020, with VR support. The multiplayer servers are dead but it's still a fun arcade-y space flight sim. (single player story and bot battles now)
pretty spot on, I agree with it all. But very lacking on driving sims, GT7 is great. but a lot of people have vr just fro driving sims. AMS2, Assetto Corsa, Dirt rally 2, iRacing, ACC to name a few. otherwise great list
@@linzkirk my least played genre by far
@@Gamingwithmatteo311Assetto Corsa is absolutely one of the best racing sims on VR, by far. The mods are what make that game. Once you try Shutoko Revival Project, and you fly down one of those Tokyo freeways with traffic at night at 200mph, you'll see what I mean 😁
Hyper Dash is a smaller game that i am so happy is getting more love. It is the most fun VR game i have played and i have play my fair share of them. The Payload game-mode is so fun and unique and the weapons are amazingly designed and fun to use
HELLA NICE VIDEO, THANK YOU
Sports games are overlooked here as well:
Racket Club, Eleven table tennis, First Person Tennis
Good list. One of my favorites from Quest is Path of the Warrior
That's a hidden gem...👍🏿
as long as Pavlov is the PvP VRFPS, I agree :) Recently Tarkov guns are added to the most respected community servers. I personally am not much into them, but getting blasted by a granade launcher is always fun (weirdly) Great vid. thx
very solid video, thank you!
This was an excellent video.
Im.really glad blade & sourcery and into the radius are also coming to PSVR2 soon. And lookin forward to aces of thunder for a sim.
I gotta shout out stilt for platformers, propagation paradise hotel for horror, 7th guest for puzzle and galaxy kart for racers.
This is a great list, but I definitely would have included Battle Talent.
Until You Fall... A game I forgot that I fell in love with at one time. I need to hop back in! Been tryin to push myself to start working out again and that game will definitely get my heart pumpin. Seriously, if you want a workout without realizing you're workin out, play some Until You Fall. You'll be sweating by the end and not care, haha. It's so good.
Can't believe The Light Brigade was not part of the "Roguelikes" section
singleplayer story games: Budget Cuts 1/2
Rougelike/sandbox action game : Paint the town red
While it has not been updated in a while the total free game Graple Tournament still is a blast
Crazy how far vr has come! I remember when the original oculus rift came out and I would watch RUclipsrs play job simulator, and when I got my quest 2 the greatest game at the time was beat saber or population one. So many new great games have come out since and it’s so much fun now!
No Light Brigade? I got over 100 hours in that roguelike. My go-to shooter.
The light brigade is a top tier roguelite worth mentioning
Thanks for this, Mateo311! This had to have been a huge amount of work to put together. It'd be nice to get your recommendations on converted/modded pancake games. Cyberpunk2077, Alien Isolation, RDR2, various UEVR. What are your recommendations. What's woth it, what's not? To me, Cyberpunk2077 is overwhelmingly good! Mixed-VR/AR game recommendations would be nice too: Bricktales, Bomber Drone, etc.
Great video! You should mention Freeland in the list, as it’s launching soon!
Beat Saber absolutely owns the first rule of video games; easy to learn difficult to master. Super simple interface, no buttons or joysticks and the high end difficulty is so high it's practically impossible to rate.
If they had Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd music packs it would be perfect.
Do the have a Metallica music pack?some Metallic classic seem like they would be great for Beat Saber
@garrettferrell6821 I would probably throw my shoulder right out to Creeping Death!
Not yet, but the Queen pack has Stone Cold Crazy and it's not much different than Metallica's cover. Just James singing instead of Freddie.
Says a lot about a song when Metallica covers it and doesn't really get any harder.
If you have Beat Saber on PC, you can easily mod the game and get access to community made songs. I'm sure there's plenty of Black Sabbath and Pink Floyd content out there on the modded side. I've modded my Beat Saber and it's awesome. To the point where I literally never buy the official packs anymore. Overpriced junk in comparison.
@@sgtquencher1002 i immediately download custom songs the moment I bought it. The song packs are absolute price gouging, though I kinda understand why they did that
@@pnoodl3s775 Agreed. There's so much content people have made. I love adding Classic Rock songs because it's personally my favorite genre of music. Though I do have some newer songs but they also sound like Classic Rock. lol
Just wishlisted Journey to Foundation. Appreciate the recommends!
I think you should add games that have their desktop and vr version built in the same game. Games that you can start in desktop mode or vr whitout paying more. Like No mans sky, the forest, elite dangerous... All these games that are really fun to play both ways.
Also one category that can be included is the Asymmetric VR games. Where desktop players can play with VR players. There is a bunch of these. Def Davigo is the best one so far
Good idea
Great reviews of allot of different games. I am a PCVR gamer and use a Quest 3.
How would you rate Myst and Riven puzzle solving games? The graphics details of both games are amazing in VR, and like I said we are just solving puzzles with an underlying story line. There is really no fast paced action in Myst and Riven - mainly search and solve.
I do have Half life Alyx, into the Radius 2 VR, No Mans Sky VR, and Hubris VR. There are some other interesting action games but waiting for a sale price on STEAM.
I also have older DOOM, QUAKE, and Woflenstein games in VR. Surprised that they look and work pretty good in VR
Thanks for your video. Take care.
The Light Brigade and Ancient dungeon VR are two of the best Rougelites on quest in my opinion.
I enjoyed playing Cyberpunk 2077 with R.E.A.L. VR mod, really brings the whole Night City to life.
Man, lists like these make me want to go grab a PSVR2 and a decent PC so I can play all the best the medium has to offer. I'll just stick to my Quest 3 for now though I think. No love for PSVR1? Blood and Truth and Astro Bot Rescue Mission were amazing! A couple I might add to a 'Best of VR' type list, but not sure what genre they would fall into would be Vail (Non free-to-play competitive shooter?) and Trover Saves the Universe (Humor? Platformer?).
Great list of games. One horror/survival game that I really like is Alien Isolation with the VR mod. Hopefully the coming Alien game made for VR will be as good or better.
For next year I'd love to see a VR Ports section, cause there are some bangers in there. But you forgot Vail VR for PVP. It's crazy good.
This is a great list and great material, as usual. You REALLY have to try Ragnarock! It's a great warmup for VR boxing and, though the graphics are stylized, I find it more satisfying than Beat Saber. Some of the tunes are real bangers.
Astro Bot Rescue Mission is the best platformer hands down. Also, Red Matter is more like an adventure game than a puzzle game: Puzzle adventure if you will. Still, very exhaustive list 👌
I excluded astro because I'm not covering psvr1 anymore but I agree it's fantastic
It is a very valid reason. However, if we don't acknowledge older games that still hold up, it is less likely that those will be brought forward to current hardware. It is not like suddenly all the older great games are bad, but just trapped.
Hell, sweeper has to be one of the best rogue likes in vr.
I don’t think there’s many if any other VR games that allow the same kind of movement. The spells are awesome, and the weapons feel good to use.
I know, rogue likes aren’t known for it but I wish it had more of a story to it too.
Thumper is a good rythm game, very trippy.
It's great how the Quest 3 can also just be used for pcvr.
Did I blink when you mentioned "Ghosts of Tabor"? It's a game in a genre I want to get good at, but lack the willpower to push myself in to standing up and raising the heart rate. Maybe when I get a sweat proof face thing for the new Q3 I'll trust the process more, but until then there's loads of options listed almost mentioned too quickly for me to note down.
Edit to add a comment about "The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners" - I have it my Steam playtime is 20 minutes so I guess I don't do horror VR well at all. That was the Rift S days with the cable I could trip over or rip out when standing up. Now with the Q3, Virtual Desktop and a better router I can get wireless speeds between the headset and PC for PCVR wireless gaming at the same speed, which from my experience with Half Life: Alyx is bloody awesome. I just need to train myself to now remember I can turn on the spot when I need to instead of using the controller direction.
Also to note that there's a Steam VR Update in the works that will allow for hand tracking in games. I haven't yet tried it out and it's currently on Beta but it is coming and that will further the immersion of PCVR.
@@sidrat2009 yup you missed it
i have super severe motion sickness i can basically only play games with teleportation as a locomotion option but is it super difficult to find that exact info about VR games anywhere ... can you make a "Best Games for people with motion sickness" or "best games with teleportation locomotion?"
I would add a Competitive category with Rumble on top
Mh. I missed Skyrim. Yeah, its okd, but still THE VR-Game :p
And i was hoping for Deisim. Its a God-Sim and so cool.
All in all a top video of good VR-Titles. Thanks for the inspiration. I'll go to buy Demeon now. :)
Thanks this was so helpful I love VR
matteo: the best single player shooter is half life alyx.
me:(cries in quest)
Try half life 2, and half life episode one, and half life episode 2.
Sideload Half-life one from sidequest, if u are a Half-life fan...
But... You can use your Quest on PC.
I’m using quest 3 on pc with 0 problem. I actually don’t have any quest games, all steamvr
@@smurf88 Not everyone has an 700+ dollar gaming pc
Dungeons of Eternity got a great update recently and a small one is coming very soon. I think they're doing a free weekend this week as well. Such a fun game. They've been doing a great job of supporting the title and adding content.
I think that free weekend just happened. I had intended to try it but slept on it.
In the store it tells you the following weeks weekend games,I believe this week is gaurdians frontline and a racket game
Nice video, just felt I had to clarify that Crossfire: Sierra Squad is also available on Steam if any pcvr users would like to try that game out.
Eleven Table Tennis is INSANELY fun to play! 3d Printed Table Tennis paddle for my controller OR you can buy one. It's one of the most fun I had in VR, whether you are a ping pong person or not!
Again, great video. Can't wait for your channel to truly blow up (say...+1m subs) =)
Thank you, very nice list as always! It would be nice to add which of those games are physically active and which are not, even tho half of them I can guess myself. Or even if you want ideas for new videos, you can make one with and one without physically active games in every category :)
Into the Radius is for me the best version on the Pico 4,
best handling and interaction of the weapons, no comparison to the Quest or PSVR2 version, for me it is so good that I only play on the Pico4
@@kimk.7991 what about pc?
Thanks for the timestamps with game names.
Half Life Alyx is incredible!
Serious Sam The Last Hope. It is actually a standing shooting range. But it is so fun.
A high recommendation for a multiplayer pvp shooter that I’ve been loving recently is “vail”. It has really nice gunplay and I love the progression system kinda reminds me of cod/battlefield like lvl up system. Highly recommend
@@zilloy2127 nah
I'd recommend until you fall if you want a good workout game. It's like a sleeper workout game.
@mli3793 one of my favorite all time games
I mean this with the utmost respect. You are top notch at that "G-force" old school delivery. And I hate it.
Not cause there's anything wrong with it, but because it works. 😂
Like g-force tech tv? I'm just old
@@Gamingwithmatteo311 We all are. It's alright. Haha
these multiplatform lists with all these exclusive games on hardware this expensive makes no sense to me , but at least you listed the platforms clearly unlike many others
BoneLab should be in everyone's catalog but get the Steam version since the mods is what makes it shine
For horror games, Blair Witch VR could also be recommended ;)
I wouldnt call bonelab the best shooter, but with the huge modding community and physics engine, i have had some of the most unique and fun experiences ever. Nowhere else right now can I drive away from a literal nuclear blast in slow motion.