One that literally no one played anymore that should still be played, and that’s Raw Data. That game was and still is way to fun and should be played more.
THIS is what I'm talking about! We need more videos covering the hidden VR gems and keep those games in the limelight. Especially multiplayer ones like Guardians Frontline (Helldivers 2 in VR?!!! Yes, please!)
Paradise Hotel is the only standalone VR game to actually scare the shit out of me. Lies Beneath was pretty spooky. And Saints and Sinners got me with some jumpscares. But Paradise Hotel is both super unsettling and has decent jumpiness. Shame its only like 3 hours long. But I think its totally worth it.
Would you recommend picking up Lies Beneath over something with a bit more replay value? it's been on my watch list since I got my Q2, but I just haven't been able to pull the trigger yet...
I still stand by Westworld Awakening being the most criminally underappreciated VR game released yet. It's such a good game and visually one of the best, even today, but so few ever talk about it. Glad to see Defector on this list as well. I think the opening level on the plane is one of the best introductory levels I've ever played and the game has a lot of replayability / multiple paths through levels. Lies Beneath is another great game from the Oculus era that doesn't get nearly enough attention.
Man I love VR, it's a strange feeling trying to play flat screen games now, they feel so boring and cold, I need interaction! VR is the way ! Just got Blade & Sorcery, can't wait to try and create some content with it!
yeah Ive got the same problem playing since 2017 psvr1-quest2-psvr2 and now quest 3. I've played almost every good to great vr title possible on PCVR or Standalone Q3. Even flatscreen games with vr mods like mother vr, luke ross, ue5 vr mods or porta from beaf team. And since 2017 I didnt finnish any flatscreen game cause once u go vr there is no getting back. But to be honest observing VR for almost 7 years now and I must say that this industry since it is a nish is getting backwards... golden years of vr in my opinion 2017-2020 are over. That was the time when some AAA tried to invest in VR industry. Many new titles are weak comparing to old vr Classic released years ago. Many titles are playable thanks to modding comunity... most of the titles especially standalone are full of bugs, simple android mini games. But I keep my fingers crossed cause in 2024 we are gonna have a lot promising realeses. If not for me gaming days are over. I do not have $ to spend for upgrading PC ewch year with new graphic card that cost small fortune I do not have $ for new consoles pro and whatnot or even vr headsets and I do not have 80$ to spend for 1 AAA game title so. I must really watch what I am buying. I am playing video games since 1994 Ive seen it all... it was wash rince and repeat until VR era but now even VR seems to be stuck in that infinite loop.
Thank you for bringing so many new titles to my attention! Wow, I've missed a bunch. One I do have is Robo Recall and I haven't played it in a long time. (One of the first games I purchased.) I need to go and revisit that.
Totally agree on robo recall, it came free with rift and was one of my 1st VR games. Then lone echo, Asgard's wrath, Stormland & HL Alyx,. Then VR industry went to Quest a moved backward in immersion IMO. Also love Synapse and Ghost signal, which if you like defo give "From Other suns" a go, same game loop but 1st person.
VTOL VR is great fun. It's realistic enough to make learning how to fly and use the weapon systems fun and compelling, but it's arcadey enough that you don't need to read a 5 page manual to learn the "correct" way to fire up the engines. Kind of a shame it's not on Quest (at least 3), I bet it would sell quite well.
From Other Suns was such an amazing game. It was unfortunately ahead of its time, but I would love to see them redo this game for Quest three. I played back when it released and was the first time that I felt like a space action hero, boarding other ships and having shoot outs with the enemies.
Yeah. I'm tempted to play it, even though it's abandoned. Sounds kind of like Mass Effect in VR. Is the game completable single player or are there mods? Or private servers?
@@tobiasmyers3505 You can play the whole game single player. There are not mods for it that I know of from when I played before. I may download it again and see.
@@tobiasmyers3505 The game can be played single player through the end but is more fun multiplayer. It was made in 2017 so not quite the same standards as a game made today, but still a solid game. I do not believe there are any mods but I haven't played several years.
i still go back to synapse often, the mechanics just are so fun it has endless replay value to me. dunno how it would get ported without the eye tracking, i feel like thats what really makes it feel so damn awesome
Gotta plug Fallout 4 VR and Skyrim VR (both modded). So much gameplay in those two titles and you can pick them up from time to time for under $20. I have hundreds of hours in both.
Liked to remember some of these for later. Even though Jet Island looks like ass nowadays, it is the game that made me realize the potential of VR. Definitely give it a run through with a friend (possibly stream?) and you'll beat it in 2-3 hours, and the developer is working on another giant boss style game. Thank you for the content!
Although i dislike wave shooters, Robo Recall is definitely worth playing, basic good story, and the mechanics, yeah they showed all the things you CAN'T do on pancake games, it'll get you in to VR(wish it was free locomotion though, but still ahead of it's time! Defector was really cool too, bit janky at times but ambitious! I missed Lone Echo and Elite Dangerous on this list, maybe for next time!
I need to play House of the Dying Sun. Hear nothing but good things about it. People even like it without VR. The worst thing I hear about it is that it's short, but that's not really a negative.
I want to talk to the Devs that made the short PCVR (Oculus Rift) game "Bullet Train" and the demo called "Showdown" to plead with them to make a full game of "Bullet Train" and to inquire about if they were actually planning on making "Showdown" for Oculus Rift and the Quest because that demo sure looked good with a swat team shooting at a giant robot that was shooting at them in the middle of downtown with a car flipping in air, cans and bullets flying in slow motion. 😊
@@synth5815 Hmmm, that's interesting because I saw some similarities between both games but I just thought that perhaps they were both created by the same devs. I'll still like to a longer version of Bullet Train. What about Showdown. Do you have any info on that? Was that a game they were working on?
@@emekaadibe5553 I don't think Showdown was anything other than a standard tech demo, the kind that is traditional for Epic to do when demonstrating Unreal Engine for new platforms or generations. I agree that a full game based on Bullet Train seemed more exciting than Robo Recall. I remember being a little disappointed when Robo Recall was fully revealed, because I was hoping for something closer to Bullet Train also.
@@synth5815 Yeah, that Showdown thing really looked cool especially on PCVR. It kinda showed where VR was heading. Anyway, I believe the future is bright for VR and it's only going to get better.
Tales of glory has some mods too, one of them changed the factions into fast food restaurants. So you can fight against McDonald's or KFC. It's hilarious watching an army of Subway warriors clash with an army of Burger King
I really think people hated the setup process of lighthouse base stations and obviously the super high cost of a good PC. If Sony or Microsoft can get their upcoming consoles to run high end 2020 quality PC VR titles wirelessly, well that will be the game changer for the VR industry. Xbox and Meta should collaborate on this and make it happen. Not enough people got to see the amazing quality of those games. It's a shame to see that technology forgotten to the past
It is why I didn’t use my Index as much. Too hard to set up in a good spot. Now the Quest 3 I play a lot more, even PCVR is easy and can move to the other room to play.
@@timothyjburton yes not enough people ever got to witness how good those games were in the PCVR prime years. I believe the technology is catching up to a viable cost ratio where the mass public could have this in their homes. It can happen if Microsoft, Meta collaborate on hardware and Valve creates a new VR masterpiece for that hardware... assuming a new Half-Life?!? Lets go tech giants make it happen!
@@timothyjburton same here. I just don't know if stand alone will ever be able to push PCVR graphics. I think whichever headset it is, is going to have to wirelessly connect to a console or PC to get the full experience. Meta has done a great job with the confinements they're working with, but it's not enough. Once we've seen what can be done, we won't be happy with less.
Sounds about right. I own all of these games, and have only ever played Blaston. The others just sleep in my library... 😅 I think I might drop into Tales of Glory now, native bhaptics support, and they even have a part 2 (which I also own and never touched)...
Adding a few of these to the list. Vr needs me soending that cash. Really want this industry to thrive. And software is needed. Developers need to know what games we like by voting with your dollar
@@ZenoTasedro Oof you are in for a treat as it's way more a M&B game than chivalry tbh :) Was one of my first VR-experiences and I'm installing it rn to replay it with a better rig :D Don't miss out on it!
Playing Synapse now..on my second time through to get the true ending. Omg!! Addictive, tough and fun!! Going to try to make some more progress today without dying🤞🙏.. great video as always
Robo Recall was one of the first games I played. What a great intro to VR. These days I'm very into VR flight sims. One under rated game I like to jump into on occasion is Vox Machinae. It's a battle mech game kinda like Under Dog but better graphics and weapons.
Robo recall is a cool game. That sucks because of teleport which completely ruind the experience. It was one of those early games were developers. Thought everyone was going to nauseous playing VR and we're terrified that would destroy the industry. Valve is still afraid of locomotion, Half-Life, Alyx is another example of hand holding, No running, jumping and falling is just a mere float. But fortunately many developers got it right.
From Other Sun's Would Blow Up If It Had A Stand Alone Re-Release On The Quest I Picked It Up Afew Years Ago And Still Play It From Time To Time And My Only Gripe Was If You Die You Have To Start The Campaign All The Way Over From The Beginning.. I Mean Rogue lite Game's Are Okay But..
Christopher Nolan's brother, Jonathan, made Westworld with his wife. He is a writer on a bunch of Christopher Nolan movies. He helped make the Fallout tv show as well. I bet he advised on the VR Westworld game. Christopher Nolan has said he would like to develop a VR game.
I tried Blaston. Not sure if the AI difficulty is just way too high or if I'm just no good at it, but I could never get past the fourth AI opponent. For some reason the game just keeps giving you awful guns while it gives your opponent OP guns and they just annihilate you. I tried passing it like 10 times before I just gave up and uninstalled. It's super awkward trying to stay on the tiny little platform while at the same time trying to dodge incoming shots.
I got a lot from this video, 4 or 5 games I'm going to look into. FoS would have been a great Quest release with a little polish. I have a chain of 20 emails with Meta customer support trying to get it to work on my new PC. It doesn't like my processor. 🤦
I've been interested in Robo Recall for a long time, but I'm not sure I've ever seen it go on sale and at $30 (on Meta) it seems overpriced to me. I did get to try a demo of it kind of recently and enjoyed it, but still don't think it's worth $30.
robo recall would be my go to game every day but the SOB's won't put smooth locomotion no one likes to teleport in a fast action game its so good, but needs locomotion are they lazy? dumb? it seems like abandonware
@@Gamingwithmatteo311 I have AC heat pumps. Lol. I enjoy the summer vibe outdoors. When I start back up there's always lots of games to play. All good in the hood 😂😊
Ah fair enough, I never hear people talking about it on yt though. I haven't played it on my quest yet cos I have to buy it again which sucks. Looking forward to it though.
I can't hear that joke anymore. PCVR didn't died because people lost interest!!! 😅😅😅😅 Meta bought with 55.000.000.000$ the whole VR industry and Users towards mobile VR (his Vision/Plan to dictate the direction of VR in the future) and no real PCVR Games have been made since then. PCVR Gamers have no Games != Not no interesst!??? 😂😂😂 ...its a mirical that still so much PCVR User (like me) are there. If Meta would stops with mobile VR no one wouls stay that long 😅 How much do you get paid from Meta for this sentence in nearly every new video?😢😂
@@Gamingwithmatteo311 Are you blind? Without the $55 billion investment from Meta, there would be even less money to be made in mobile VR Gaming. Mobile VR is far from being profitable and is currently just a gamble by a trillion-dollar company trying to steer the future of VR in its favor. Talking about profitability at this stage is premature. We are in mobile VR today only because of the $55 billion investment. The best PCVR devs got bought to mobile, the VR users got a very cheap gift (Quest 1&2) -Meta did not earn a single Cent with these HMD, and Indy devs had to follow the money. That's it. 20 million users for a 55 billion Investment is nothing!!! Had Meta invested this amount in high-end VR, we would still be focused on PC VR and console VR, enjoying many AAA VR titles and likely having 5-10 times more VR gamers. But that wasn't Meta's plan or vision for VR. That's it. And if Meta decides tomorrow that mobile VR is not what they want, that will be history too. Not the market, not the users, only Meta has decided that VR now has to be mobile-why does no one understand this? Maybe people can not imagine what 55 Billion means because all it is 0? :D Mobile VR certainly has a future, but its potential (without VR cloud processing) is more likely in the area of productivity and work. The VR gaming masses will not enter the scene until VR cloud rendering and AAA games become a reality on mobile VR devices. And that will sadly need a few more years to come :/
@patfish3291 snore. Pcvr was not growing, there was no money in it and yes meta injected a lot of money into it mobile vr because they are trying to create a whole new industry. The fact is without meta's all of the vr devs would have been forced to move on
@@Gamingwithmatteo311 The point is. VR could have been also AAA and on PC/Console. Only Meta decided with their money (not the devs or user) to go the mobile route to bring VR in their direction/ needs/vision of the future.
@patfish3291 incorrect. Valve tried AAA vr, the impact was not close to enough and Meta even helped fund big budget pcvr games. Storm land, medal of honor etc. The market spoke, there was no money in pcvr
I would also recommend Vox Machinae. I am surprised so few people talk about it. It's a mecha game, controls are very tacktile. You must use in game buttons, tumblers and stuff to control your mecha. It has great single player campaign and a multiplayer and some people still play it.
As a VR veteran, I almost am never immersed in the many VR games I've played. However, a game that really no one talks about that was able to immerse me like nothing else, was Eye Of The Temple on quest 3. One of my top VR games of all time.
Robo recall was the vr first game I ever played, and is one of the main reasons I got into vr and game development. I really wish it had gotten a sequel, and it is still one of my favorite vr games.
I would say hitman 3 is a good bang for a buck (has vr support) with all content packs added is a good vr experience for at least 1000 hrs. It looks amazing and runs great.
A Mages tale (PSVR1) Preta Vendetta Rising (PSVR1) *dead because nobody was playing it. Ancient Dungeons (Quest & PSVR2) Light Brigade (PSVR2) and Dead Effect 2 (Quest 2 app lab) the BEST Space RPG of all time..like Doom mixed w Skyrin in space
@Gamingwithmatteo311 i got my Q3 yesterday and I always played on a Q2 pcvr. For some wierd reason I get motionsick in Q3 even with watching video's . I did not had that problem in quest 2. Ipd is set the same. I really hope somebody knows a solution because this is a strange problem and I do bot want to return my Q3. On all ipd settings all looks fine for me so setting that it's hard to tell what to set it ar. So I have it same as Q2
If PlayStation would drop the wires, even though it's just one, I'd get the psvr2... I'll stick with my quest until something else comes along Good video bruh
"Downhill VR" is a game I like to come back to again and again because it's a bit like a VR version of Descenders. It's still in early access, with a multiplayer and career mode planned for the future. I'm already having a lot of fun with it (vr legs needed), even if I wish the team would make the game more focused on motion controls.
Tales of Glory is more like VR Mount and Blade more than Chivalry, but has the problem of being janky as hell, as of about 6 months ago(last time I played).
I found an older game called Jet Island. It's kind of a shadow of colossus on a hover board with Spiderman webs and blasters. It's not the best game but it's the only game to constantly convince my stomach and body that I'm on the edge of a cliff about to fall forever
A few new things to add to my list! Will need to check out Vengeful Rites because I've wanted a big RPG but hate fiddling with Skyrim mods. Almost all of those viewer recommended ones at the end sound pretty interesting too, will need to look more into Tales of Glory, House of the Dying Sun and Jet Island
I bought quest 3 yesterday and this is my first youtube vr video I watched :D But to make this comment I had to take off headset and write it on the phone - am I missing the option to leave comment in youtube vr or there is none? Regards
I was so happy to see "From Other Suns" on here. That is such a good game and amazing in coop. Very very challenging. Two other sleeper games I played a lot of that hardly anyone knows is... Karnage Chronicles (SteamVR), a great coop dungeon crawler that kept me and my brother entertained all the way to the end. Sprint Vector (SteamVR), is a great racing game that gives a great workout since you have to use your arms to move. Me and my brother would have racing tournaments all the time, and the large number of great tracks kept things entertaining.
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Let me know your VR hidden gem.
Just got Blade & Sorcery, can't wait to try and create some content with it!
One that literally no one played anymore that should still be played, and that’s Raw Data. That game was and still is way to fun and should be played more.
I don't care to be cool or not. Lol
I said it before, I'll say it again: XING!
@CrescendoBatVR I had that on PS4 VR and it was awesome! Now I have a great PC and Quest 3 and I need to play that again!
THIS is what I'm talking about! We need more videos covering the hidden VR gems and keep those games in the limelight. Especially multiplayer ones like Guardians Frontline (Helldivers 2 in VR?!!! Yes, please!)
Tales of Glory is not Chivalry in VR, it's Mount&Blade in VR :)
Synapse was AWESOME. The eye tracking actually made using your powers fun to use.
Paradise Hotel is the only standalone VR game to actually scare the shit out of me.
Lies Beneath was pretty spooky. And Saints and Sinners got me with some jumpscares.
But Paradise Hotel is both super unsettling and has decent jumpiness.
Shame its only like 3 hours long. But I think its totally worth it.
Would you recommend picking up Lies Beneath over something with a bit more replay value? it's been on my watch list since I got my Q2, but I just haven't been able to pull the trigger yet...
I feel like Elite Dangerous deserves a spot on this list.
Get a HOTAS and Elite Dangerous in VR is addictive as hell.
I still stand by Westworld Awakening being the most criminally underappreciated VR game released yet. It's such a good game and visually one of the best, even today, but so few ever talk about it. Glad to see Defector on this list as well. I think the opening level on the plane is one of the best introductory levels I've ever played and the game has a lot of replayability / multiple paths through levels. Lies Beneath is another great game from the Oculus era that doesn't get nearly enough attention.
Man I love VR, it's a strange feeling trying to play flat screen games now, they feel so boring and cold, I need interaction! VR is the way ! Just got Blade & Sorcery, can't wait to try and create some content with it!
Couldn't agree more bro!
yeah Ive got the same problem playing since 2017 psvr1-quest2-psvr2 and now quest 3. I've played almost every good to great vr title possible on PCVR or Standalone Q3. Even flatscreen games with vr mods like mother vr, luke ross, ue5 vr mods or porta from beaf team. And since 2017 I didnt finnish any flatscreen game cause once u go vr there is no getting back. But to be honest observing VR for almost 7 years now and I must say that this industry since it is a nish is getting backwards... golden years of vr in my opinion 2017-2020 are over. That was the time when some AAA tried to invest in VR industry. Many new titles are weak comparing to old vr Classic released years ago. Many titles are playable thanks to modding comunity... most of the titles especially standalone are full of bugs, simple android mini games. But I keep my fingers crossed cause in 2024 we are gonna have a lot promising realeses. If not for me gaming days are over. I do not have $ to spend for upgrading PC ewch year with new graphic card that cost small fortune I do not have $ for new consoles pro and whatnot or even vr headsets and I do not have 80$ to spend for 1 AAA game title so. I must really watch what I am buying. I am playing video games since 1994 Ive seen it all... it was wash rince and repeat until VR era but now even VR seems to be stuck in that infinite loop.
Right? I feel like I haven't spent nearly as much time playing flat screen compared to VR hours lately.
Blade and Sorcery with 1.0 is now the best Vr game
Traded my PS4 for a quest pro. VR is a dream come true from my childhood
Thank you for bringing so many new titles to my attention! Wow, I've missed a bunch. One I do have is Robo Recall and I haven't played it in a long time. (One of the first games I purchased.) I need to go and revisit that.
Glad someone finally talked about Venegful Rites. Best RPG hidden gem.
Totally agree on robo recall, it came free with rift and was one of my 1st VR games. Then lone echo, Asgard's wrath, Stormland & HL Alyx,. Then VR industry went to Quest a moved backward in immersion IMO. Also love Synapse and Ghost signal, which if you like defo give "From Other suns" a go, same game loop but 1st person.
VTOL VR is great fun. It's realistic enough to make learning how to fly and use the weapon systems fun and compelling, but it's arcadey enough that you don't need to read a 5 page manual to learn the "correct" way to fire up the engines.
Kind of a shame it's not on Quest (at least 3), I bet it would sell quite well.
It would sell a lot. VTOL is one of the best VR games out there. The dynamic conquest missions in multiplayer are super fun. Fun in solo as well.
A lot of great PCVR stuff will be on the Quest 4. We're right there on the tipping point.
From Other Suns was such an amazing game. It was unfortunately ahead of its time, but I would love to see them redo this game for Quest three. I played back when it released and was the first time that I felt like a space action hero, boarding other ships and having shoot outs with the enemies.
Yeah. I'm tempted to play it, even though it's abandoned. Sounds kind of like Mass Effect in VR.
Is the game completable single player or are there mods? Or private servers?
@@tobiasmyers3505 You can play the whole game single player. There are not mods for it that I know of from when I played before. I may download it again and see.
@@tobiasmyers3505 The game can be played single player through the end but is more fun multiplayer. It was made in 2017 so not quite the same standards as a game made today, but still a solid game. I do not believe there are any mods but I haven't played several years.
i still go back to synapse often, the mechanics just are so fun it has endless replay value to me. dunno how it would get ported without the eye tracking, i feel like thats what really makes it feel so damn awesome
Guardians frontline. What a game for coop. Keep returning. Great community
robo recall was the first VR game I ever played at a friends house
Gotta plug Fallout 4 VR and Skyrim VR (both modded). So much gameplay in those two titles and you can pick them up from time to time for under $20. I have hundreds of hours in both.
Liked to remember some of these for later. Even though Jet Island looks like ass nowadays, it is the game that made me realize the potential of VR. Definitely give it a run through with a friend (possibly stream?) and you'll beat it in 2-3 hours, and the developer is working on another giant boss style game. Thank you for the content!
Although i dislike wave shooters, Robo Recall is definitely worth playing, basic good story, and the mechanics, yeah they showed all the things you CAN'T do on pancake games, it'll get you in to VR(wish it was free locomotion though, but still ahead of it's time! Defector was really cool too, bit janky at times but ambitious! I missed Lone Echo and Elite Dangerous on this list, maybe for next time!
there is a mod for free locomotion! Definitely recommend trying it out if you play on pc
I need to play House of the Dying Sun. Hear nothing but good things about it. People even like it without VR. The worst thing I hear about it is that it's short, but that's not really a negative.
I want to talk to the Devs that made the short PCVR (Oculus Rift) game "Bullet Train" and the demo called "Showdown" to plead with them to make a full game of "Bullet Train" and to inquire about if they were actually planning on making "Showdown" for Oculus Rift and the Quest because that demo sure looked good with a swat team shooting at a giant robot that was shooting at them in the middle of downtown with a car flipping in air, cans and bullets flying in slow motion. 😊
Bullet Train actually ended up becoming Robo Recall. If you watch (or play) both back-to-back you can see the shared DNA between them
@@synth5815 Hmmm, that's interesting because I saw some similarities between both games but I just thought that perhaps they were both created by the same devs.
I'll still like to a longer version of Bullet Train.
What about Showdown. Do you have any info on that? Was that a game they were working on?
@@emekaadibe5553 I don't think Showdown was anything other than a standard tech demo, the kind that is traditional for Epic to do when demonstrating Unreal Engine for new platforms or generations. I agree that a full game based on Bullet Train seemed more exciting than Robo Recall. I remember being a little disappointed when Robo Recall was fully revealed, because I was hoping for something closer to Bullet Train also.
@@synth5815 Yeah, that Showdown thing really looked cool especially on PCVR. It kinda showed where VR was heading.
Anyway, I believe the future is bright for VR and it's only going to get better.
This video was great Matteo Good to see games I never heard of but now I am bummed I cannot plan silicon rising
Tales of glory has some mods too, one of them changed the factions into fast food restaurants. So you can fight against McDonald's or KFC. It's hilarious watching an army of Subway warriors clash with an army of Burger King
Beanstalker is really fun. The height factor totally messes with my head in vr. I forgot all about that one. Taking guildmates in to play it now.
Robo Recall is so good. If they'd put it on steam they would make bang. +1 on Jet Island and I want to add Spectro on this list as another hidden gem.
Synapse is a great game .a game like this in full color like i see the first minute of the game, amazing
I really think people hated the setup process of lighthouse base stations and obviously the super high cost of a good PC. If Sony or Microsoft can get their upcoming consoles to run high end 2020 quality PC VR titles wirelessly, well that will be the game changer for the VR industry. Xbox and Meta should collaborate on this and make it happen. Not enough people got to see the amazing quality of those games. It's a shame to see that technology forgotten to the past
Just show everyone Beatsaber. In a group. Everyone loves music and moving to music.
It is why I didn’t use my Index as much. Too hard to set up in a good spot. Now the Quest 3 I play a lot more, even PCVR is easy and can move to the other room to play.
@@timothyjburton yes not enough people ever got to witness how good those games were in the PCVR prime years. I believe the technology is catching up to a viable cost ratio where the mass public could have this in their homes. It can happen if Microsoft, Meta collaborate on hardware and Valve creates a new VR masterpiece for that hardware... assuming a new Half-Life?!? Lets go tech giants make it happen!
@@verng8864 I have high hopes for a Steam Deck quality Valve Index 2 that is stand alone.
@@timothyjburton same here. I just don't know if stand alone will ever be able to push PCVR graphics. I think whichever headset it is, is going to have to wirelessly connect to a console or PC to get the full experience. Meta has done a great job with the confinements they're working with, but it's not enough. Once we've seen what can be done, we won't be happy with less.
Sounds about right. I own all of these games, and have only ever played Blaston. The others just sleep in my library... 😅 I think I might drop into Tales of Glory now, native bhaptics support, and they even have a part 2 (which I also own and never touched)...
Adding a few of these to the list. Vr needs me soending that cash. Really want this industry to thrive. And software is needed. Developers need to know what games we like by voting with your dollar
Tales of glory is amazing! Mount and blade in VR :D
Yeah I'm not as much of a Chivalry person, but Mount and Blade in VR... plz take my money, why did I not know!? 🤣
@@ZenoTasedro Oof you are in for a treat as it's way more a M&B game than chivalry tbh :) Was one of my first VR-experiences and I'm installing it rn to replay it with a better rig :D
Don't miss out on it!
@@ZenoTasedro You might need to drink a Protein Shake afterwards... for your muscles.
Playing Synapse now..on my second time through to get the true ending. Omg!! Addictive, tough and fun!! Going to try to make some more progress today without dying🤞🙏.. great video as always
Robo Recall was one of the first games I played. What a great intro to VR. These days I'm very into VR flight sims. One under rated game I like to jump into on occasion is Vox Machinae. It's a battle mech game kinda like Under Dog but better graphics and weapons.
Robo Recall the good/old/golden/beauty VR-Times❤
Robo recall is a cool game. That sucks because of teleport which completely ruind the experience. It was one of those early games were developers. Thought everyone was going to nauseous playing VR and we're terrified that would destroy the industry. Valve is still afraid of locomotion, Half-Life, Alyx is another example of hand holding, No running, jumping and falling is just a mere float. But fortunately many developers got it right.
Gods of Gravity is a very deep and fun strategy multiplayer game. You can even play for free. It’s one I always go back to.
Robo Recall is the one game I’ve noticed never goes on sale on the quest
Nice one m8!
From Other Sun's Would Blow Up If It Had A Stand Alone Re-Release On The Quest I Picked It Up Afew Years Ago And Still Play It From Time To Time And My Only Gripe Was If You Die You Have To Start The Campaign All The Way Over From The Beginning..
I Mean Rogue lite Game's Are Okay But..
robo recall unplugged is amazing on quest 3 with the hd plus profile on the quest game optimizer, it's like a while new game
You forgot edge of nowhere, Wilson's heart, The gallery series, chronos, stormland, obduction and proze enlightenment 😜
I'm kind of done with adding psvr1 to the list for reasons, some of these I sort of agree with
@@Gamingwithmatteo311 Some of these are PCVR Oculus games.
@@tobiasmyers3505 yup
Bro went out of his way to make a video game tier list 😂
Huh
Westworld is definitely a triple A game before Alex. They probably didn't make much money.
Christopher Nolan's brother, Jonathan, made Westworld with his wife. He is a writer on a bunch of Christopher Nolan movies. He helped make the Fallout tv show as well. I bet he advised on the VR Westworld game. Christopher Nolan has said he would like to develop a VR game.
I think Robo recall is an awesome game on the quest it just needs smooth locomotion then it would be perfect
I’ve been out of gaming for some years now, but VR games is still archaic… what about Crysis or Deadspace on VR?
I tried Blaston. Not sure if the AI difficulty is just way too high or if I'm just no good at it, but I could never get past the fourth AI opponent. For some reason the game just keeps giving you awful guns while it gives your opponent OP guns and they just annihilate you. I tried passing it like 10 times before I just gave up and uninstalled. It's super awkward trying to stay on the tiny little platform while at the same time trying to dodge incoming shots.
Is it too much to ask for a Captain America game? I feel that could have some cool mechanics.
I got a lot from this video, 4 or 5 games I'm going to look into. FoS would have been a great Quest release with a little polish. I have a chain of 20 emails with Meta customer support trying to get it to work on my new PC. It doesn't like my processor. 🤦
Bean Stalker is $2 until the 22nd of July
DAMN silicon rising looks SO GOOD. Is it on any sits anywhere!?
Westworld is the best. I loved it
Jet Island is the best game u have ever recommended so far 😛 don't miss out on it
I thought total recall for the quest was great. Apex Construct was also a great one.
Robo recall? 😀
'jet island' looks very similar like it was made by the same people that made 'blueshift'?? (free on steam)
My dream , wish, is Quest 3 and the PS5 becoming compatible 💯🔥 yo
I think stride fates should be on here
I've been interested in Robo Recall for a long time, but I'm not sure I've ever seen it go on sale and at $30 (on Meta) it seems overpriced to me. I did get to try a demo of it kind of recently and enjoyed it, but still don't think it's worth $30.
silicon rising is still for sale. Its broken??
Robo-recall on Rift-PC environment doesn't play anymore :(
Check out Compound, The Last Clockwinder
25 mins is classed as a slow start these days?!? 😂
Jeez I guess TikTok has really done a number on peoples attention spans
robo recall would be my go to game every day
but the SOB's won't put smooth locomotion
no one likes to teleport in a fast action game
its so good, but needs locomotion
are they lazy? dumb? it seems like abandonware
Tales of Glory is Mount N Blade in VR not Chivalry.
Lies beneath never gets mentioned
sad Silicon Rising doesnt even work on steam.
😂 It's too hot 🔥 to play VR time to get outside for a few months.
Air-conditioning ftw
@@Gamingwithmatteo311 I have AC heat pumps. Lol. I enjoy the summer vibe outdoors. When I start back up there's always lots of games to play. All good in the hood 😂😊
Try iron Rebelión
You missed Raw Data.
I dont feel it holds up anymore
Yo, I'm early!
Quest only games are not my vibe, as Quest doesn't have a large IPD and I don't like Meta or stand alone headsets.
I don't think any of these are quest only
I will never be a fan of floating hands...just give me fake arms, pls for the Love of All that is arms, give me limbs
Floating hands > crappy tracking arms
I would like to see this list with only games for meta quest.
No Elite dangerous?
I don't think elite dangerous is a sleeper hit as many people have heard of it.
Yeah definitely not a sleeper
Ah fair enough, I never hear people talking about it on yt though. I haven't played it on my quest yet cos I have to buy it again which sucks. Looking forward to it though.
Hullo
1st view 1st comment again! 😂
Beat me to it
half of the games didnt fit the title
how so
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I can't hear that joke anymore. PCVR didn't died because people lost interest!!! 😅😅😅😅
Meta bought with 55.000.000.000$ the whole VR industry and Users towards mobile VR (his Vision/Plan to dictate the direction of VR in the future) and no real PCVR Games have been made since then. PCVR Gamers have no Games != Not no interesst!??? 😂😂😂 ...its a mirical that still so much PCVR User (like me) are there. If Meta would stops with mobile VR no one wouls stay that long 😅
How much do you get paid from Meta for this sentence in nearly every new video?😢😂
What are you even talking about? What joke? There was no money to be made in pcvr, devs moved to mobile out of necessity
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Are you blind? Without the $55 billion investment from Meta, there would be even less money to be made in mobile VR Gaming. Mobile VR is far from being profitable and is currently just a gamble by a trillion-dollar company trying to steer the future of VR in its favor. Talking about profitability at this stage is premature.
We are in mobile VR today only because of the $55 billion investment. The best PCVR devs got bought to mobile, the VR users got a very cheap gift (Quest 1&2) -Meta did not earn a single Cent with these HMD, and Indy devs had to follow the money. That's it.
20 million users for a 55 billion Investment is nothing!!!
Had Meta invested this amount in high-end VR, we would still be focused on PC VR and console VR, enjoying many AAA VR titles and likely having 5-10 times more VR gamers. But that wasn't Meta's plan or vision for VR. That's it.
And if Meta decides tomorrow that mobile VR is not what they want, that will be history too.
Not the market, not the users, only Meta has decided that VR now has to be mobile-why does no one understand this? Maybe people can not imagine what 55 Billion means because all it is 0? :D
Mobile VR certainly has a future, but its potential (without VR cloud processing) is more likely in the area of productivity and work. The VR gaming masses will not enter the scene until VR cloud rendering and AAA games become a reality on mobile VR devices. And that will sadly need a few more years to come :/
@patfish3291 snore. Pcvr was not growing, there was no money in it and yes meta injected a lot of money into it mobile vr because they are trying to create a whole new industry. The fact is without meta's all of the vr devs would have been forced to move on
@@Gamingwithmatteo311 The point is. VR could have been also AAA and on PC/Console. Only Meta decided with their money (not the devs or user) to go the mobile route to bring VR in their direction/ needs/vision of the future.
@patfish3291 incorrect. Valve tried AAA vr, the impact was not close to enough and Meta even helped fund big budget pcvr games. Storm land, medal of honor etc. The market spoke, there was no money in pcvr
Jet Island sucks. too wonky.
VTOL lokos like UTTER crp. graphics minecraft
Some assets especially from 3rd person aren't great but it looks nice when you ate flying around
I would also recommend Vox Machinae. I am surprised so few people talk about it. It's a mecha game, controls are very tacktile. You must use in game buttons, tumblers and stuff to control your mecha. It has great single player campaign and a multiplayer and some people still play it.
just got its Quest 3 update too!
As a VR veteran, I almost am never immersed in the many VR games I've played. However, a game that really no one talks about that was able to immerse me like nothing else, was Eye Of The Temple on quest 3. One of my top VR games of all time.
We really appreciate you continuing to show Vengeful Rites love, Matteo! Thanks for the shoutout and the great video!
Robo recall was the vr first game I ever played, and is one of the main reasons I got into vr and game development. I really wish it had gotten a sequel, and it is still one of my favorite vr games.
Nice to see tales of glory getting recognition. Probably my most played vr game
Blade and Sorcery just did a full release. It's a full game now.
Defector was awesome!
I would say hitman 3 is a good bang for a buck (has vr support) with all content packs added is a good vr experience for at least 1000 hrs. It looks amazing and runs great.
A Mages tale (PSVR1)
Preta Vendetta Rising (PSVR1) *dead because nobody was playing it.
Ancient Dungeons (Quest & PSVR2)
Light Brigade (PSVR2)
and Dead Effect 2 (Quest 2 app lab) the BEST Space RPG of all time..like Doom mixed w Skyrin in space
VTOL VR tip, the public beta is testing weather and clouds, and WOW it massively improves the gameplay feel!
@Gamingwithmatteo311 i got my Q3 yesterday and I always played on a Q2 pcvr. For some wierd reason I get motionsick in Q3 even with watching video's . I did not had that problem in quest 2. Ipd is set the same.
I really hope somebody knows a solution because this is a strange problem and I do bot want to return my Q3. On all ipd settings all looks fine for me so setting that it's hard to tell what to set it ar. So I have it same as Q2
If PlayStation would drop the wires, even though it's just one, I'd get the psvr2...
I'll stick with my quest until something else comes along
Good video bruh
"Downhill VR" is a game I like to come back to again and again because it's a bit like a VR version of Descenders. It's still in early access, with a multiplayer and career mode planned for the future.
I'm already having a lot of fun with it (vr legs needed), even if I wish the team would make the game more focused on motion controls.
Tales of Glory is more like VR Mount and Blade more than Chivalry, but has the problem of being janky as hell, as of about 6 months ago(last time I played).
I found an older game called Jet Island. It's kind of a shadow of colossus on a hover board with Spiderman webs and blasters. It's not the best game but it's the only game to constantly convince my stomach and body that I'm on the edge of a cliff about to fall forever
A few new things to add to my list! Will need to check out Vengeful Rites because I've wanted a big RPG but hate fiddling with Skyrim mods. Almost all of those viewer recommended ones at the end sound pretty interesting too, will need to look more into Tales of Glory, House of the Dying Sun and Jet Island
I bought quest 3 yesterday and this is my first youtube vr video I watched :D But to make this comment I had to take off headset and write it on the phone - am I missing the option to leave comment in youtube vr or there is none?
Regards
I don’t know why, but Westworld Awakening just crashed on me over and over and over. Had to give up!
Hey Matteo, I’d love to play some Pop1 or Contractors with you. I’m R1_220.
WarDust is missing. Its the best shooter on steam VR. gotta coordinate with discord community though.
I was so happy to see "From Other Suns" on here. That is such a good game and amazing in coop. Very very challenging.
Two other sleeper games I played a lot of that hardly anyone knows is...
Karnage Chronicles (SteamVR), a great coop dungeon crawler that kept me and my brother entertained all the way to the end.
Sprint Vector (SteamVR), is a great racing game that gives a great workout since you have to use your arms to move. Me and my brother would have racing tournaments all the time, and the large number of great tracks kept things entertaining.
Karnage chronicles is fantastic
I love RTS and Stellaris but couldnt get into Ghost Signal.