The Best Virtual Reality Games

Well first i will say it is super fun! i love the game play. but of course i wish there was a purpose to what i was doing. i can fight the same guys over and over again sure, but we need a campagin. so interaction with the map more like you can pick up some things but i want to be able to knock down walls with the hulk. i know thats alot but it would be cool. I also would like to see a social hub and i would also love to be able to customize a hero or maybe make a new one like get to mix match heros abilities together into my own hero. i would love caps shield and also be able to use deadpools guns. like in the captain america the first avenger i do recommend this game if you are new to oculus it is such a fun game to play especially with friends and is so cool to show friends who have not played a vr game. So this is a great game over all. But there is alot wrong with it fundamentaly. If you are a Marvel fan, or even a superhero fan, this is a MUST BUY! However, this is a wave sh

Violence, Bloodshed and CANDY! I started playing Friday night around 10. With all my physical strength drained, I gathered all the mental strength I could and pulled the headset off my sweaty face, it was 4AM! Well done guys! The movement: Yes, it's a bit wonky at first but with a little patience I got used to it, and with a few selections I was able to modify them to my liking. An insult*? FFS get a grip. The gameplay: Love it, the warriors rolling around like "retarded monkeys*" is what makes the game for me. I lose it so hard sometimes I actually get creamed by a warrior I didn't spot. This game is hilarious to play and at the same time I'm able to feed my aggro side. It's almost like being a hybrid of the Joker and Wolverine. Changing the blood and gore setting to nonviolence is brilliant. Instead of chopping and smashing the "retarded monkeys" I get to smack them around until I see some lollipops! I hate having a game that I can't shar

Cartoons like Gundam, Voltron, and Evangelion were some of my favorites growing up, so suffice it to say I was really excited about the launch of Hawken, which was a mech game that was supposed to offer VR support. Working in the industry, I got to try it briefly at a preview event running on the Oculus Rift DK2 many years back. While I enjoyed what little I played of the mech shooter, Hawken was ultimately shut down and VR support was never officially implemented. This was really disappointing to hear, but I thought we'd probably get a bunch of other mech games by now considering VR is such a great fit for the genre. ...unfortunately, it's been pretty quiet on that front, until now. Archangel Hellfire is out, and it may be the best mech game ever made. Like all great competitive games Archangel Hellfire is easy to get into, hard to master. The base PVP multiplayer is also completely free! So there's no reason you shouldn't be playing it! The paid version unlocks co-

Until I've played Beat Saber my best title was Robo Recall - as much as it is a different category of games, the Beat Saber have simply beaten it when it comes to game play. Ability to download and create your own tracks is amazing feature and it might be one of the reasons why Beat Saber is currently the best selling VR title on Steam right now. Here's what users who bought it have to say: This is definitly one of the top 3 VR games right now. On its own, I'd give it 4 stars because of the limited amount of songs, but just by going online you can find a way to get way more extremely easy. Its a great workout and lots of fun. One thing you have to watch out for is though, you look extremely stupid while playing this game, but who cares, ITS AMAZING. Just.... Just buy it. Feels Epic Every Swing I'm late to the party on this one, but I've been playing Beat Saber and it is fantastic. I can repeat the same song about 10-20 times (expert) without feeling b