Yes, Recombination app is hands down the best visual/audio experience that i've had on Quest 3 so far. It's like an out of body experience. Especially if you've had an edible beforehand. 😅
im pretty sure i commented on one of your videos before, but these top ten lists (especially for non-games) are pretty niche so i really appreciate the effort you put into these man 👏
lol! 'We were like pirates back then...' These kids nowadays don't know how good they have it! Another awesome vid, man. I often find myself seeking out new interesting experiences beyond just gaming on my Quest 3, so this video is perfect! I also like your thoughtful introspection on how some of these experiences felt vs just what you do in them; an important distinction, especially in VR.
Oops! I watched this video and pause it three times to go buy apps on the metastore and then at the end realized I could have done it through your affiliate links. Sorry about that but I wanted to take a minute to suggest you might want to put that option at the top of your video instead of the end.
All good! I appreciate the suggestion, but I don't want people to feel like I'm doing this for that reason! I'm happy to share what's good for the audience! Enjoy your new experiences! And thanks for watching!
I do plan on releasing more videos with even more experiences! I had 20+ contending for this list, but I didn't want to do too much all at once! Thanks for watching!
Best VR topic for me, always looking for some unique VR experience. Some pity not much yet. Brink traveler is best one for now, perfect way to explore the realistic world. Kayak: Mirage is another one, also realistic and more interaction. Google earth VR (earthquest) is also good, the only one we can explore the entire world, but the details are not that good, very sketchy if we look closely... Is it same for you? Need to also try Meta's Hyperscape.
Brink is beautiful, I've not tried Kayak: Mirage! I'll definitely check it out. EarthQuest is a little rough around the edges, but the developer just released another update that I haven't tried yet that allows multiplayer! He works diligently to improve it constantly. Definitely try Forest Oniri too! It's better than Hyperscape in terms of the visual scene overall. Not as detailed as Hyperscape, but cooler setting!
@@GameListPlus For me, Brink is in the correct direction, Hyperscape is sort of in same direction, but feels like for famous large landscapes, might still need some professional camera to film, hope Hyperscape can also provide travel landscapes at sometime, with Meta support. Definitely will try Forest our, saw you recommended multiple times. :) Regarding earthquest, I respect the diligence of author, but not sure if he can improve the details... because I see the same roughness even in official Google earth VR in human scale mode... Btw, just realized seems you never have video for VR fitness? :)
Regarding the blind person game, it's important to note that the experiences of those who have had vision and then lost it are different from those who were born without vision and have never experienced it. My mother in law works for an organization that helps blind people with accessibility, and she herself is blind since the age of 8. She can understand visual concepts, colors, etc. She works with both people like herself, and those who have never had vision. For those that have never had vision, this Quest experience/game isn't representative. They just don't understand the concept of vision. It's a totally foreign concept from an experiential perspective. It's like dolphins and sharks who have electroreception. We understand what it is, but we have zero idea from an experiential perspective what it's like. That said, it's not like the experiences of the blind-after-vision are null or don't count. It's still great to put yourself in their shoes, but I think it's important to make a distinction between the subcategories of blind.
Have you heard of something called Float VR. It's a meditation experience, and it's free for basic features with the option to pay for more. I like it for what I have done with it. I really did like this video. I am going to check out a few of what you mentioned. Thanks for sharing this information. Take care 😊❤
Tripp is really awesome. I also like to watch VR180 video's on youtubeVR.... but since a few weeks...I can't watch high quality anymore without the app crashing within a few minutes :/ Anyone else having this issue? 1080p VR180 video's is all my quest3 can handle lately.
@@GameListPlus Unfortunally it's just my headset. Yesterday meta TV died too, giving me only a black screen with audio. So I'm assuming the graphic card or some part of it randomly died. I'm sending it back for repairs :) When I get it back I'll be sure to check out the other apps you mention in the vid.
I love my quest 2 and 3 .. But im currently playing resident evil 7 on psvr1.... Yeah, it's a dinosaur....but it has some good vr games... We need vampire survivors in vr That would rock
It can be quite jarring at first! I'm actually working on a video about how to get past VR sickness. Definitely try doing some stationary stuff where you aren't moving around at all. But you CAN get past it! It takes some time for your brain to adjust, but it will if you keep at it. But start sitting down for sure and DO NOT use locomotion! Stay still and try small sessions. If you start feeling ill stop immediately. But don't give up, try again the next day. Put a fan directly blowing on you, that helps too!
It's completely different with the headset on, the 2D videos can't do VR justice. The Quest headsets can be connected to a computer for amazing graphics too!
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Are there any paid experiences that you feel should be included in this list?
Yes, Recombination app is hands down the best visual/audio experience that i've had on Quest 3 so far. It's like an out of body experience. Especially if you've had an edible beforehand. 😅
You need to feature Figmin XR in your next video
@@stephenbard1590 I feature it in this video! ruclips.net/video/LUo_np37df4/видео.html
@@rockowilson2320 Nice I'll check it out!
there's a few here idk about like the fishing game Thnx
Thanks for watching!
im pretty sure i commented on one of your videos before, but these top ten lists (especially for non-games) are pretty niche so i really appreciate the effort you put into these man 👏
I appreciate that! Thanks for the comments! I'll keep going!
lol! 'We were like pirates back then...' These kids nowadays don't know how good they have it! Another awesome vid, man. I often find myself seeking out new interesting experiences beyond just gaming on my Quest 3, so this video is perfect! I also like your thoughtful introspection on how some of these experiences felt vs just what you do in them; an important distinction, especially in VR.
Haha thank you! I'm glad you liked it! Horror Games video coming soon! 💀😱
@@GameListPlus Whoo! I always do a couple horror games for October so I will very much look forward to that!
Oops! I watched this video and pause it three times to go buy apps on the metastore and then at the end realized I could have done it through your affiliate links. Sorry about that but I wanted to take a minute to suggest you might want to put that option at the top of your video instead of the end.
All good! I appreciate the suggestion, but I don't want people to feel like I'm doing this for that reason! I'm happy to share what's good for the audience! Enjoy your new experiences! And thanks for watching!
Liked! Would love to see a video highlighting hidden VR gems. There are so many that he could even be a multi-part video.
I do plan on releasing more videos with even more experiences! I had 20+ contending for this list, but I didn't want to do too much all at once! Thanks for watching!
Best VR topic for me, always looking for some unique VR experience. Some pity not much yet.
Brink traveler is best one for now, perfect way to explore the realistic world.
Kayak: Mirage is another one, also realistic and more interaction.
Google earth VR (earthquest) is also good, the only one we can explore the entire world, but the details are not that good, very sketchy if we look closely... Is it same for you?
Need to also try Meta's Hyperscape.
Brink is beautiful, I've not tried Kayak: Mirage! I'll definitely check it out. EarthQuest is a little rough around the edges, but the developer just released another update that I haven't tried yet that allows multiplayer! He works diligently to improve it constantly. Definitely try Forest Oniri too! It's better than Hyperscape in terms of the visual scene overall. Not as detailed as Hyperscape, but cooler setting!
@@GameListPlus For me, Brink is in the correct direction, Hyperscape is sort of in same direction, but feels like for famous large landscapes, might still need some professional camera to film, hope Hyperscape can also provide travel landscapes at sometime, with Meta support.
Definitely will try Forest our, saw you recommended multiple times. :)
Regarding earthquest, I respect the diligence of author, but not sure if he can improve the details... because I see the same roughness even in official Google earth VR in human scale mode...
Btw, just realized seems you never have video for VR fitness? :)
Regarding the blind person game, it's important to note that the experiences of those who have had vision and then lost it are different from those who were born without vision and have never experienced it. My mother in law works for an organization that helps blind people with accessibility, and she herself is blind since the age of 8. She can understand visual concepts, colors, etc. She works with both people like herself, and those who have never had vision. For those that have never had vision, this Quest experience/game isn't representative. They just don't understand the concept of vision. It's a totally foreign concept from an experiential perspective. It's like dolphins and sharks who have electroreception. We understand what it is, but we have zero idea from an experiential perspective what it's like.
That said, it's not like the experiences of the blind-after-vision are null or don't count. It's still great to put yourself in their shoes, but I think it's important to make a distinction between the subcategories of blind.
I really appreciate that input! That makes perfect sense. Thanks for putting that out there for people to help make that distinction.
Have you heard of something called Float VR. It's a meditation experience, and it's free for basic features with the option to pay for more. I like it for what I have done with it. I really did like this video. I am going to check out a few of what you mentioned. Thanks for sharing this information. Take care 😊❤
My pleasure and thanks so much! I will have to check out float! Thanks for watching!
just found your channel and I like your content, subscribed
Awesome! Thanks for joining! Livestream coming soon!
Tripp is really awesome. I also like to watch VR180 video's on youtubeVR.... but since a few weeks...I can't watch high quality anymore without the app crashing within a few minutes :/ Anyone else having this issue? 1080p VR180 video's is all my quest3 can handle lately.
Great right!? I'll have to check on that RUclips issue! Hopefully it's fixed!
@@GameListPlus Unfortunally it's just my headset. Yesterday meta TV died too, giving me only a black screen with audio. So I'm assuming the graphic card or some part of it randomly died. I'm sending it back for repairs :)
When I get it back I'll be sure to check out the other apps you mention in the vid.
My favourite 180VR rexperience is Richard Attenborough videos on Meta Quest TV. You can save each video on SSD to have best quality.
I love my quest 2 and 3 ..
But im currently playing resident evil 7 on psvr1....
Yeah, it's a dinosaur....but it has some good vr games...
We need vampire survivors in vr
That would rock
That WOULD be dope. You've played Arizona Sunshine 1&2 I presume?
@@GameListPlus sure have..
And I'm watching the showcase right now
Arizona Sunshine is getting a remake
Just got the quest 3 yesterday and bought brink traveler, I am now nauseated and would least likely use it again. lol VR is not for me.
It can be quite jarring at first! I'm actually working on a video about how to get past VR sickness. Definitely try doing some stationary stuff where you aren't moving around at all. But you CAN get past it! It takes some time for your brain to adjust, but it will if you keep at it. But start sitting down for sure and DO NOT use locomotion! Stay still and try small sessions. If you start feeling ill stop immediately. But don't give up, try again the next day. Put a fan directly blowing on you, that helps too!
even mobile games looking better..... no thanks....
It's completely different with the headset on, the 2D videos can't do VR justice. The Quest headsets can be connected to a computer for amazing graphics too!
junk vr content. Not your channel. This particular video had horrible content for vr. Have a great day
Ya feel how ya feel. I'm into these!
@GameListPlus sweet - you're the one percent into this junk. Enjoy- all good
Techno Turkey neck!
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