Are there any that I missed? All of these games are ABSOLUTE Bangers. This video took me longer to make than I expected because I was playing them too much. No joke. Join in my discord to hang out and be on the cutting edge of VR: Discord.gg/Thrill Outro music: th-cam.com/video/u6JwgNQDVfI/w-d-xo.html
Can you help me with the oculus app (pc), after i download boneworks it says that unfortunately we could not download boneworks. please help Also i wanted to add i can install other titles with no problems. im on quest 2 btw
After using my quest 2 for 2 years now, I've realised that its really easy to forget just how expansive the experiences can be and watching videos like this really makes you remember just how limitless vr is.
This is exactly what I needed: I haven’t picked my Quest up in a while because i’ve been feeling like there aren’t games that matched my interests. And not wanting to spend much money, afraid I’ll regret my purchase, I hit a wall even though I’ve been wanting to get back into VR. Thank you!
Did you know that if you buy a game and don’t like it on the oculus store you can return it and get a full refund if you return it within 2 weeks and have less than 2 hours of playtime on the game. So you won’t waste your money
Hi Zacharoni, have a nice day! Would you like to try a sillicone cover set for Oculus quest 2 for free? We are an Oculus quest 2 accessories seller on Amazon, and we want to get some reviews, thanks.
Ok hold up, how have you not found a vr game to match your interests???? There’s everything from flight simulators, and interactive puzzles, all the way to full fledged magic combat/arena games, even thot simulators like vrchat (if that’s what you’re into). You’re clearly not looking in the right places.
@@doberton Contractors on Quest is dogass though, way better on PC. Granted, every game is better on PC, but still, I think Shack is the better of the two
Yes!! THIS. Please don't give up on VRchat newbies. It is legit amazing I promise. You can make real friends and have fantastic experiences, you just have to meet one good person to show you around. I slept on it for years and rarely played until I finally decided to just dive deep and explore less popular worlds. Instantly had the best social experience of my life. Joined a group of friends who didn't mean to make a public world. Instead of kicking me out they invited me to party and adventure with them. Was lit
@@austinobst8989 It is more limited for sure as there are certain maps that are PC only, but they've actually been increasing poly limits and adding more and more support for quest. It's really a great experience now imo. I swear quest supports dynamic bones now too. Now PC only avatars can also be displayed automatically on quest with disabled features so quest users can at least see what PC skins are
I slept on VRChat for YEARS and only recently (within the last year) logged on and actually gave it a try. I had so much fun, but I still have some social anxiety which means I only play with friends I already know
vrchat is worth getting a pc over tbh. quest vrchat is borderline unplayable unless you want to be world hopping for 75% of your battery life just to get world that isn't full of children.
Thrill, you should do a “where to go in vr chat, for safe/fun stuff”. Not a lot of videos walking people through vr chat for noobs. Might make for a really great vid.
@@DontTrustThemSnakes hence the word “safe”. I agree that a lot of online multiplayer stuff (including Echo VR, Gorilla Tag, etc) has a lot of toxic stuff/people. It isn’t limited to VR Chat.
As a quest 2 owner without that much money for VR games, this free game list was really awesome and i would definitely be up for a part two as this helped me a ton, thanks so much thrill for improving VR for everyone.
Am so glad you included tea for god, such a underrated game even though it's not yet released. I was blown away by the story the game has and the art style. And you just gotta love the friendly robots in the facility, alien structure thing you're in
Tea for God is one of the games that really sold vr for me. It has a simple art style, but nothing beats actually moving through the world on your own two feet. I used to take my quest with me to the gym and set up a huge play space just so I could explore TfG and some of the other demos on side quest. Absolutely incredible experience, even if it's a bit short
One of my favorite parts about tea for god is just the views. Going on a balcony and looking at different angels of the world and those moments where you go 'Hey, I was there at some point!'. Really memesmirzing for me.
Was literally just looking for this type of video. Then I got this notification. Jesus you deliver Thrill! EDIT: just tried Goliath. That was so good! Especially the way she kept referencing the physical world. I loved every bit of it!
Thank you so much for this content!! It's surprisingly hard to find really fun free games on quest. Your videos are what brought me into VR and it has been the best decision that I've made in a long time. VR is fascinating.
I’m so happy to see ancient dungeon mentioned. I’ve sank some serious hours into a few different versions of the beta and the developer has been so good with producing updates and new content. I do hope it gets some serious attention at some point and gets finished to a higher degree of fit and finish!
I was so excited about my new computer being powerful enough for Quest Link that I completely overlooked most of the Quest-based stuff you recommend here. Thx for shining a spotlight!
I have to recommend Battle Talent. Its one of my favorite vr games and I’ve spent a bunch of hours in this game. Going through the mazes and sandbox with the regular weapons and the hundreds of moded weapons is just so fun and I never get tired of it. Sometimes it can be a little buggy and the npcs can be challenging if you’re using the normal weapons but other than that I love this game.
We Are One! It's a Puzzle Shooter that you make clones and time loop through the levels. It's one of the first games I show People VR since it's got a simple but fun challenge to it.
I loved VRchat so much when I first got VR in early 2020. I miss the friends I had made. And trying to get back into it has been more than a challenge...
I just play chess or go to the movie room in VR chat had no idea you could do many things in other worlds. But the best worlds I hear about are pc only
The work you do for VR is always appreciated thrill! Hope to meet you some day, whether in VRC or IRL and give thanks to you for giving me the push to try VR and always learn about new tech and games! I’ve made great friends through VR and wouldn’t have if I didn’t watch your videos.
Mission ISS was one of the first games I ever played on my old Oculus Go, its what helped me conquer my motion sickness. It's so nostalgic to me now, 😅
I'd recommend trying TraVRsal as well! It works kind of like Tea for God with the non-Euclidean hallways, but puts it in more of an escape-room setting. It completely blew my mind!
ELEVEN PING PONG!!! It's my GO-TO "show VR to someone new" game. The physics are incredible, it's really fun to play for hours. Even if you don't like ping pong irl. My 65 year old mom fell in love with VR after trying it.
LETS GO ANCIENT DUNGEON THE GOAT. Could've mentioned that the paid version is also out since a lot of people seem to miss that but the community loves the recognition either way ❤
I’d really recommend We Are One It’s a free app lab game that I love. There isn’t way too long of game play, only a few hours, but it’s a blast and it’s a very creative idea. Basically the game is you need to hit targets and kill monsters, but there’s an interesting twist to it that I don’t want to spoil. Just go check it out, it’s pretty cool.
I played Mission ISS even before i saw this video. I downloaded it when my internet wasn't feeling up to it for that day and i needed some time to kill. At first it took me a while to get immersed but the more I floated around the space station, the more i was just able to take in everything around me and zone out. And that spacewalk mode, man. Astrophobia fucking sucks as someone who's fascinated by space, but when i was just there, floating around in the cold expanse, that was genuinely the highlight of my week. So good.
I tried using vrchat and rec room. But I got frustrated with the kids and not knowing how to get to what you call great worlds. Could you please share the best communities/worlds/rooms in both of them? And how to get to them Thanks!
if you have some friends available i'd highly reccomend this one vrchat game called spy check, you can have up to 6 players and you have to figure out who is the spy with a set of 3 yes or no style questions that the spy cannot see, relying on their gut and lying ability to not get caught and win the game. My friend actually made a video about it not too long ago, here's the link: th-cam.com/video/IcjEr3OozEM/w-d-xo.html (btw there is swearing in it so go in knowing that if you aren't a fan of that)
depends what do you seek? Some action? horror? art? and what do you use? if it is lfying you want Vrchat combat worlds will do the trick Try searching up code words like F-18 or F-22 they will appear either "test pilots" or f-18 worlds best to go to a private kids will ruin your day
This is the first good video of good games I have ever seen I used to search for good one of these for hours and then I stumbled upon this thank you. Very helpful
I've always wanted to play VR chat. Looks hella fun, I've been following it for 4-5 years now. I had fun in desktop mode one time, and even bought a quest 2 (despite hating how facebooks been handling it) specifically for VR chat pc mode. I earned rank after a few hours in, and bought an avatar of a character I'm fond of. I spent a few hours just sitting alone with my new avatar, and I haven't played since. I want to, pretty much everyday, but I can't seem to get myself to go in. I live a pretty shut in life, I share an apartment with my father and have no friends outside of work, and have maybe three I'd consider work friends and only one I share a few interests with. I can't seem to get myself to play while my father is home, not entirely sure why, but I think it has something to do with not wanting to disturb him or something? And even when I'm home alone, I can't pull myself to hop in probably due to social anxiety and what I'd have to guess is some form of burn out, but that's a long depressing story. I wish I could just hop in and make a few friends, but when I'm holed up in my head its a lot more complicated than just do or do not
You could try it in desktop mode for a while, for less of a mental committment, and see if that helps. I've been on desktop for 2 months and was thinking about getting a quest 2. I made several good friends... although recent drama and mental illness makes me fear that I've lost all of them.
@@jakeaurod I was able to play in desktop mode and had a lot of fun one time almost 2 years ago, but the thing that was missing was the VR part. It kind of made me feel like an outsider with a lot of people in VR. I didn't get that playing in the steam VR quest version, and was 100% a better more fun experience for me and no more of a commitment, and I'd take going in on VR over desktop mode any day. The problem is with me. As for you, I'd say it would most likely be worth it, but everything considered it would be up to your personal preference and financial situation so I won't try and say you'll not regret it later down the line. I'd say chug a hard seltzer or lemonade if your old enough to drink or a coffee if not, (I find the ever so slight impairment from a small amount of alcohol or caffeine usually makes me more sociable or extroverted and open) and chase down those friends and make sure not to loose them, or at the very least end things off on good terms. You will regret it down the road. You also can't afford to let yourself go with mental problems, so try your best, force yourself if you have to, find a way to make things better even if just a bit. And those friends could help a bit to.
@@swampcooler8332 Maybe getting VR would work better for me. A friend had a breakdown and all I could do is stand there like a talking mannequin instead of give her a hug, even if it was merely virtual... of course, she may not have wanted a hug from me since I'm older than the average player. It's been an emotional rollercoaster. I went into VRC to relearn to socialize after suffering a brain injury and there are days I think it was a mistake to wake up from the coma.
@@jakeaurod I know I'm not a therapist or anything, but it almost sounds like you still need to "wake up" a bit from that coma. Don't let the errors of your past bring you down now, there is nothing but progress to be made! Even if you don't know what to say or do, just be there for your friend and I'm sure it will work out. The good thing about virtual reality is that age doesn't really matter all that much (as long as, you know, she's not 10 and your not a creep or an ahole about it). So try not to worry about being a bit older than most of the rest of the people there. I'm only 21 but I'd befriend someone in their 60s in a heartbeat if they're cool about it and just generally a good person. I know there is probably a good few people in VR that would disagree and shun you for that, but that's not the person to hang around and their words mean nothing to you as long as you don't let them. Try to cheer up man, and sorry for making you read an essay for the third time
Echo vr is amazingng if you love sports. Echo combat has the potential to be amazing but in my opinion a pauload based game is not what they should focus on. I think if they added gamemode like teamdeathmatch, free for all, or something like odd ball; echo combat would really take off.
They announced they will not be adding anything to combat, besides potentially echo pass items exclusive to combat players, they are focusing on arena, since combat will never come to quest
the problem with the quest being so cheap and social games being free means that almost the entire communities being made up of kids, rec room is 3/4 12 year olds, vr chat is 3/4 15-16, and gorilla tag is 100% 10 year olds
YES!! I'm so happy you included ancient dungeon!! I just got my quest 2 a few days ago and ancient dungeon is my favorite game currently :) Nice to see other people appreciate it too
I was very disappointed when I got my oculus 2 and I loaded into vr chat, I've met some nice people but the worlds doesn't look as beautiful as I thought it would
I’m case you didn’t know rec room has crazy creative things as a rec room creator myself I can say there is so many options to create things like rooms inventions it’s almost as good as open brush and other art games but also with the added factor of it being a public game allowing people to see the stuff you make.
One of the first experiences I played when I got my oculus rift about 3 years ago was mission ISS. I'm absolutely in love with space and astro-research and have been ever since I looked up at the stars as a kid, so to be able to experience what it's like inside the ISS and to do a space walk, especially as one of my first (6 DOF) VR experiences, was something absolutely wild to me. Even though it's pretty limited in what you can and cant do, you can still go around and get a run down on what everything is and everything in there is super detailed. The zero g physics are also pretty fun although disorienting at times. It's a free experience and is well worth a try, even if you're not that into space.
Gotta second Gun Raiders. The mechanics all feel so incredibly polished for a free game. Shooting, climbing, flying all feel fantastic. Easily my favorite multiplayer VR game.
One game I suggest is Gods of gravity, free, fun, (very) competitive and very unique. It is multiplayer with voice chat. I don't know how to explain the game but you can try it and see for yourselves.
Great video man I appreciate this kind of informative content, there's many times I've found myself looking for new games without the risk of hating it and spending money. Thanks!
love hi-bow its great very underrated tea for god is very unique its lots of fun there are plenty of great games you missed would love a part 2 to this video
Not gonna lie, the title and thumbnail made me groan that you were probably gonna talk about less than stellar games that kids could play for Questmas (yes I'm kind of jaded about the Quest) but damn, some of these look really legit fun and I was happy to see they're on steam too. That dungeon crawler in particular seems to have its own charm that I really want to check out myself.
Mission ISS was one of my first VR experiences. I turned off the comfort options and ended up making myself pretty sick. It's not the sickest I've felt in VR, but it was the first time I felt sick from VR. Worth it, though.
I love this video. I get so tired of people saying there aren't enough games for VR. There are a lot of good ones out there if you're willing look for them and give them a chance. Sometimes you won't understand a game just right away. Be a little patient and you might just end up loving it.
Fantastic video, I’m new to VR with a Quest 2 and wow, there are done absolute GEMS in here that I never would have found without your video. Thank you so much!
Glad you included Ancient Dungeon and Tea For God, my two favorite VR games. Here are some other free VR games on Steam: Desert Bus VR (VR version of the game where you literally drive a bus for 8 consecutive hours. You can have friends in the bus to make it a little more bearable) Google Earth VR (self explanatory) The Lab (Valve tech-demo-ish game) SCP Labrat (VR version of SCP, still unfinished but fun with friends) Surgeon Simulator VR: Meet the Medic (VR version of the Heavy surgery in Surgeon Simulator, a lot of fun)
Thanks for this! I love VR, but don't have a lot of time to play. It's great to take breaks from it and then coming back to it, going through the "must haves" like this when I do. Best use of my time. Thanks Thrill! :)
Maaan, I've watch many videos like "Best free quest 2 games", but your list is literally the best. I'm picking up mine quest in 3 days, so I want to be prepared haha, and now I can honestly say "Yes, I'm finally prepared". 😄 Thank you so much! + Those two apps where you can make projects of f.e. cars - mindblowing, I didn't even know that apps like this exsist. Excellent work! 👌🏼✌🏻
You mentioned Gym Class Basketball, and as a basketball player I decided to try it out. It took a long time to learn how to just shoot the ball. It is hard to control the ball, and it's not very realistic when it comes to basketball physics. However, one free game you missed is Blacktop Hoops. This is just a better basketball game that makes it much easier to play. You can easily dribble, with the ball coming right back up as opposed to just losing the ball like Gym Class. You're also forced to dribble in Blacktop where Gym Class you don't need to dribble, making it unrealistic. The shooting is also really easy to learn quickly and it also recently added Online Multiplayer. However, this game doesn't get much attention so if you make another video about free games please make sure to mention Blacktop Hoops, it's amazing.
Spark is a cowboy shooter and is free Also a drum game called paradiddle were you can get custom songs on there site but will need a pc for custom songs
I saw this list, picked up my quest and got battle talent when you first started talking about it. I liked blades and sorcery but it felt like it didn't live up to the expectation I had of a wave based fantasy fighter. This game is perfect. You can cut your enemies apart, beat them to a pulp with your fists, or even rip their head off with your hands if it's just a bony little man. And it's all held on the headset itself, so it doesn't require a pc for anyone with that problem. 100% recommend, try it.
+if you jump off the bridge for 6 ~ 8 times you can unlock the cheat menu, on the cheat menu. Click the hexagon near the spawner, you can then download mods by subscribing to them, then change the spawner to “mods” to spawn them.
Do I have a VR headset? No. Will I buy one in a few months? Also no. Have I watched every second of this video and took not of every recommendation, even saving the video for future reference because I want to try almost all of them? DEFINITELY YES!
I've got two SteamVR free games I recommend: Spellbound Spire is a Portal-like free-roam puzzle game. It uses portals and non-euclideon geometry to make your playspace bigger. Developed by University students as their final project, it's super well done and makes you really think. The Book of Distance is a VR documentary/personal story published by the National Film Board of Canada. The documentarian tells the story of his grandfather, a Japanese man who moved to Canada from Hiroshima in 1935. It recalls the story of him being detained in Japanese internment camps in Canada during WW2, and the torment of struggling with the bombing of Hiroshima. Extremely high production values, and extremely well made and interesting documentary. This is a real hidden gem.
I have another game/expirience like Goliath playing with reality called Ann frank ... you can explore the house Ann frank stayed or choose to explore with the storymode where you hear what they did in each room (i almost cried because i didnt know the story)
This is like the tenth video I've seen like this at least since the quest has come out and I don't even search these videos up 😂 always a fun watch tho
Hey Thrill. Ive watched most of your video's when i didnt even have a quest 2. now that i have one. I still watch your channel amazing content🙂 edit. Thanks for the heart ♥️
I can recommend Sail vr free demo. Its on the quest store and its literally just sea of thieves, just in vr and the developer is going to release sail early access this month. It’s great and it’s free. Go download
Love that I paid for both gravity sketch and the Google one. Broke my own rule of video games: just wait long enough and they'll either give it to you for much less or free.
I was downloading a lot of these off steam while watching lol Perfect timing too, I was looking for more VR games to play but didn't want to spend too much
Thank you for including battle talent. I got the game very early on in its devolvement and it was a good game even back then. I play this game almost every day and with mods it really is an amazing game.
Dude, Propagation VR is criminally underrated. It's 10 bucks for co-op but the singleplayer is free. it seriously is some of the most fun I've had in VR
I think PokerStars also needs to be in this list, seems to be free with free play money and the game play and interactivity are great. Just sometimes have an issue getting into it due to the servers being a little overloaded. If you feel intimidated by real Casinos, this is a great place to learn the ropes.
this video was great and helped me find some games I haven't heard of that looked interesting. this is probably the first video about free vr games that i've seen that doesn't only talk about the same ten games. also, for a future video, there's an app lab game called Tube Be Continued. it's a puzzle game that builds on the concept of hamster maze games by having you solve minigames inside a virtual living room to unlock tube pieces to guide your hamster to their food bowl. it starts off easy, then slowly eases you into harder levels as you go on. there are only 24 levels, with easy levels taking five minutes or less, but harder levels taking longer than ten, which adds up to tons of playtime. it's very fun and i would recommend checking it out.
I know this is random but I think we need a person like you to address what's going on in VRChat. Maybe, a video or a Tuesday Newsday talking about the recent update?
Goliath was the very first app I downloaded and saw in vr. Amazing intro to vr. HiBow, there is not a single day that I don’t log in for a few at least. Adrenaline to the moon and lots of fun, super fast pace, amazingly done, great physics
Mission iss is the first vr experience I ever had. Luckily, I did not feel sick, but I was incredibly immersed and, I don't know how else to explain it, whenever I touched something or moved, I could feel it. 10/10 vr experience.
Are there any that I missed? All of these games are ABSOLUTE Bangers. This video took me longer to make than I expected because I was playing them too much. No joke.
Join in my discord to hang out and be on the cutting edge of VR: Discord.gg/Thrill
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Can you help me with the oculus app (pc), after i download boneworks it says that unfortunately we could not download boneworks. please help
Also i wanted to add i can install other titles with no problems. im on quest 2 btw
medal of honor above and beyond is a great game should have a mention if given the chance
I got the discord notification yessir
You missed the fact that cheese taste good
on the art games kingspray graffiti is great and known for its realism you should try it out
After using my quest 2 for 2 years now, I've realised that its really easy to forget just how expansive the experiences can be and watching videos like this really makes you remember just how limitless vr is.
like an hour after this video was published, the dev added smooth locomotion lol
@@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep what dev?
But quest 2 has been out for 1 year
@@kalebbuck4674 it came out in 2020, then they refurbished it in like august of 2021 i think
@@ThunderTK it came out October 2020
It’s only been a year, almost two
This is exactly what I needed: I haven’t picked my Quest up in a while because i’ve been feeling like there aren’t games that matched my interests. And not wanting to spend much money, afraid I’ll regret my purchase, I hit a wall even though I’ve been wanting to get back into VR. Thank you!
Did you know that if you buy a game and don’t like it on the oculus store you can return it and get a full refund if you return it within 2 weeks and have less than 2 hours of playtime on the game. So you won’t waste your money
Hi Zacharoni, have a nice day!
Would you like to try a sillicone cover set for Oculus quest 2 for free? We are an Oculus quest 2 accessories seller on Amazon, and we want to get some reviews, thanks.
BULLSHIT!! Why is it that millions of people are making BILLIONS of dollars in the VR Industry, and NOBODY knows how the stuff works!?!
Ok hold up, how have you not found a vr game to match your interests???? There’s everything from flight simulators, and interactive puzzles, all the way to full fledged magic combat/arena games, even thot simulators like vrchat (if that’s what you’re into). You’re clearly not looking in the right places.
Pavlov Shack definitely will be included in every free game list.
But I didn't think so because its a paid game on pc and its also going to be sooner than you think on quest
@@DrNexoQC sadly yeah
I mean it’s gunna be paid soon and contractors is a much better game
@@doberton Contractors on Quest is dogass though, way better on PC. Granted, every game is better on PC, but still, I think Shack is the better of the two
@@doberton Personaly, I like pavlov more (on pc) because it's a sandbox with lot of customs and gamemodes like ttt and prop hunt
Yes!! THIS. Please don't give up on VRchat newbies. It is legit amazing I promise. You can make real friends and have fantastic experiences, you just have to meet one good person to show you around. I slept on it for years and rarely played until I finally decided to just dive deep and explore less popular worlds. Instantly had the best social experience of my life. Joined a group of friends who didn't mean to make a public world. Instead of kicking me out they invited me to party and adventure with them. Was lit
As much as people say "don't give up on it", I can't go back. God the kids are annoying af.
I need to head back. Problem is the base quest version kinda stinks without mods and custom avatars right?
@@austinobst8989 It is more limited for sure as there are certain maps that are PC only, but they've actually been increasing poly limits and adding more and more support for quest. It's really a great experience now imo. I swear quest supports dynamic bones now too. Now PC only avatars can also be displayed automatically on quest with disabled features so quest users can at least see what PC skins are
I slept on VRChat for YEARS and only recently (within the last year) logged on and actually gave it a try. I had so much fun, but I still have some social anxiety which means I only play with friends I already know
vrchat is worth getting a pc over tbh. quest vrchat is borderline unplayable unless you want to be world hopping for 75% of your battery life just to get world that isn't full of children.
Thrill, you should do a “where to go in vr chat, for safe/fun stuff”. Not a lot of videos walking people through vr chat for noobs. Might make for a really great vid.
Yes. This is very needed
yes pls
No. We don't need more kids in vrc
@@DontTrustThemSnakes hence the word “safe”. I agree that a lot of online multiplayer stuff (including Echo VR, Gorilla Tag, etc) has a lot of toxic stuff/people. It isn’t limited to VR Chat.
Yes please!
As a quest 2 owner without that much money for VR games, this free game list was really awesome and i would definitely be up for a part two as this helped me a ton, thanks so much thrill for improving VR for everyone.
Am so glad you included tea for god, such a underrated game even though it's not yet released. I was blown away by the story the game has and the art style. And you just gotta love the friendly robots in the facility, alien structure thing you're in
How the fuck do I play this game when the indestructible lazor turret has a taste for my flesh?
@@thesaltybeard1793 None of the robots are indestructable. You just have to find their weak spot.
Tea for God is one of the games that really sold vr for me. It has a simple art style, but nothing beats actually moving through the world on your own two feet. I used to take my quest with me to the gym and set up a huge play space just so I could explore TfG and some of the other demos on side quest. Absolutely incredible experience, even if it's a bit short
One of my favorite parts about tea for god is just the views. Going on a balcony and looking at different angels of the world and those moments where you go 'Hey, I was there at some point!'. Really memesmirzing for me.
BULLSHIT!! Why is it that millions of people are making BILLIONS of dollars in the VR Industry, and NOBODY knows how the stuff works!?!
Was literally just looking for this type of video. Then I got this notification. Jesus you deliver Thrill!
EDIT: just tried Goliath. That was so good! Especially the way she kept referencing the physical world. I loved every bit of it!
Yoooo Gun Raiders is 🔥🔥🔥 I've been on it for over a year now 😂 the movement mechanics are just unmatched.
We need more free games! And thanks for adding more to my library.
you'd better start making one then :)
@@Tsuchimursu I’ve tried flat screen games they did not go well😂
Nah we’re fine, think I’ve racked up over 1000 hours on echo vr 😂
@@Ben-yj9wz speak for yourself
@@kam2894 mate I’m being joking (genuinely have that time on echo I love the game)
Thank you so much for this content!! It's surprisingly hard to find really fun free games on quest. Your videos are what brought me into VR and it has been the best decision that I've made in a long time. VR is fascinating.
I’m so happy to see ancient dungeon mentioned. I’ve sank some serious hours into a few different versions of the beta and the developer has been so good with producing updates and new content. I do hope it gets some serious attention at some point and gets finished to a higher degree of fit and finish!
That sounds great but did you pay the 20 bucks for it?
I was so excited about my new computer being powerful enough for Quest Link that I completely overlooked most of the Quest-based stuff you recommend here. Thx for shining a spotlight!
I have to recommend Battle Talent. Its one of my favorite vr games and I’ve spent a bunch of hours in this game. Going through the mazes and sandbox with the regular weapons and the hundreds of moded weapons is just so fun and I never get tired of it. Sometimes it can be a little buggy and the npcs can be challenging if you’re using the normal weapons but other than that I love this game.
Same. It's pretty much blade and sorcery nomad but with easily available mods built in to the game, and monsters instead of humans. I love both
so many fun things to check out!! i cant wait to play them all too!!
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We Are One! It's a Puzzle Shooter that you make clones and time loop through the levels. It's one of the first games I show People VR since it's got a simple but fun challenge to it.
I loved VRchat so much when I first got VR in early 2020. I miss the friends I had made. And trying to get back into it has been more than a challenge...
I just play chess or go to the movie room in VR chat had no idea you could do many things in other worlds. But the best worlds I hear about are pc only
whats the challaenge in it?
@@TheLostGamer9070 I think the combination of 60hr work weeks and not utilizing my time to really explore worlds
The work you do for VR is always appreciated thrill! Hope to meet you some day, whether in VRC or IRL and give thanks to you for giving me the push to try VR and always learn about new tech and games! I’ve made great friends through VR and wouldn’t have if I didn’t watch your videos.
Mission ISS was one of the first games I ever played on my old Oculus Go, its what helped me conquer my motion sickness. It's so nostalgic to me now, 😅
same 😂
Some games in here that I’ll have to try out for sure! Good list, Thrill!
I'd recommend trying TraVRsal as well! It works kind of like Tea for God with the non-Euclidean hallways, but puts it in more of an escape-room setting. It completely blew my mind!
Would be cool to do more multi-game videos every now and then, just showing off free or affordable products that deserve some hype!
isnt that what this video is?
@@TheLostGamer9070 keyword is "more"
ELEVEN PING PONG!!!
It's my GO-TO "show VR to someone new" game.
The physics are incredible, it's really fun to play for hours. Even if you don't like ping pong irl.
My 65 year old mom fell in love with VR after trying it.
Definitely feeling the content drought but I'm getting a PC soon and I'm looking forward to finishing half-life alyx
LETS GO ANCIENT DUNGEON THE GOAT. Could've mentioned that the paid version is also out since a lot of people seem to miss that but the community loves the recognition either way ❤
I’d really recommend We Are One
It’s a free app lab game that I love. There isn’t way too long of game play, only a few hours, but it’s a blast and it’s a very creative idea.
Basically the game is you need to hit targets and kill monsters, but there’s an interesting twist to it that I don’t want to spoil. Just go check it out, it’s pretty cool.
I also really like Harvest VR, another app lab game. It’s basically a farming simulator but I really like it.
I played Mission ISS even before i saw this video. I downloaded it when my internet wasn't feeling up to it for that day and i needed some time to kill. At first it took me a while to get immersed but the more I floated around the space station, the more i was just able to take in everything around me and zone out. And that spacewalk mode, man. Astrophobia fucking sucks as someone who's fascinated by space, but when i was just there, floating around in the cold expanse, that was genuinely the highlight of my week. So good.
I tried using vrchat and rec room. But I got frustrated with the kids and not knowing how to get to what you call great worlds. Could you please share the best communities/worlds/rooms in both of them? And how to get to them Thanks!
if you have some friends available i'd highly reccomend this one vrchat game called spy check, you can have up to 6 players and you have to figure out who is the spy with a set of 3 yes or no style questions that the spy cannot see, relying on their gut and lying ability to not get caught and win the game. My friend actually made a video about it not too long ago, here's the link: th-cam.com/video/IcjEr3OozEM/w-d-xo.html (btw there is swearing in it so go in knowing that if you aren't a fan of that)
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depends what do you seek? Some action? horror? art? and what do you use? if it is lfying you want Vrchat combat worlds will do the trick Try searching up code words like F-18 or F-22 they will appear either "test pilots" or f-18 worlds best to go to a private kids will ruin your day
Cards against humanity. Fantastic stuff
This is the first good video of good games I have ever seen I used to search for good one of these for hours and then I stumbled upon this thank you. Very helpful
I've always wanted to play VR chat. Looks hella fun, I've been following it for 4-5 years now. I had fun in desktop mode one time, and even bought a quest 2 (despite hating how facebooks been handling it) specifically for VR chat pc mode. I earned rank after a few hours in, and bought an avatar of a character I'm fond of. I spent a few hours just sitting alone with my new avatar, and I haven't played since. I want to, pretty much everyday, but I can't seem to get myself to go in. I live a pretty shut in life, I share an apartment with my father and have no friends outside of work, and have maybe three I'd consider work friends and only one I share a few interests with. I can't seem to get myself to play while my father is home, not entirely sure why, but I think it has something to do with not wanting to disturb him or something? And even when I'm home alone, I can't pull myself to hop in probably due to social anxiety and what I'd have to guess is some form of burn out, but that's a long depressing story. I wish I could just hop in and make a few friends, but when I'm holed up in my head its a lot more complicated than just do or do not
You could try it in desktop mode for a while, for less of a mental committment, and see if that helps. I've been on desktop for 2 months and was thinking about getting a quest 2. I made several good friends... although recent drama and mental illness makes me fear that I've lost all of them.
@@jakeaurod I was able to play in desktop mode and had a lot of fun one time almost 2 years ago, but the thing that was missing was the VR part. It kind of made me feel like an outsider with a lot of people in VR. I didn't get that playing in the steam VR quest version, and was 100% a better more fun experience for me and no more of a commitment, and I'd take going in on VR over desktop mode any day. The problem is with me. As for you, I'd say it would most likely be worth it, but everything considered it would be up to your personal preference and financial situation so I won't try and say you'll not regret it later down the line. I'd say chug a hard seltzer or lemonade if your old enough to drink or a coffee if not, (I find the ever so slight impairment from a small amount of alcohol or caffeine usually makes me more sociable or extroverted and open) and chase down those friends and make sure not to loose them, or at the very least end things off on good terms. You will regret it down the road. You also can't afford to let yourself go with mental problems, so try your best, force yourself if you have to, find a way to make things better even if just a bit. And those friends could help a bit to.
@@swampcooler8332 Maybe getting VR would work better for me. A friend had a breakdown and all I could do is stand there like a talking mannequin instead of give her a hug, even if it was merely virtual... of course, she may not have wanted a hug from me since I'm older than the average player. It's been an emotional rollercoaster. I went into VRC to relearn to socialize after suffering a brain injury and there are days I think it was a mistake to wake up from the coma.
@@jakeaurod I know I'm not a therapist or anything, but it almost sounds like you still need to "wake up" a bit from that coma. Don't let the errors of your past bring you down now, there is nothing but progress to be made! Even if you don't know what to say or do, just be there for your friend and I'm sure it will work out. The good thing about virtual reality is that age doesn't really matter all that much (as long as, you know, she's not 10 and your not a creep or an ahole about it). So try not to worry about being a bit older than most of the rest of the people there. I'm only 21 but I'd befriend someone in their 60s in a heartbeat if they're cool about it and just generally a good person. I know there is probably a good few people in VR that would disagree and shun you for that, but that's not the person to hang around and their words mean nothing to you as long as you don't let them. Try to cheer up man, and sorry for making you read an essay for the third time
I love Liminal, had one of my top 5 most immersive, goosebump moments in that application.
Great! Which experience in Liminal?
Echo vr is amazingng if you love sports. Echo combat has the potential to be amazing but in my opinion a pauload based game is not what they should focus on. I think if they added gamemode like teamdeathmatch, free for all, or something like odd ball; echo combat would really take off.
They announced they will not be adding anything to combat, besides potentially echo pass items exclusive to combat players, they are focusing on arena, since combat will never come to quest
This is thr video i was looking for. So many games being recommened over and over again but u find actual good and unique games
the problem with the quest being so cheap and social games being free means that almost the entire communities being made up of kids, rec room is 3/4 12 year olds, vr chat is 3/4 15-16, and gorilla tag is 100% 10 year olds
Correction: Gorilla Tag is 100% 5 year olds.
YES!! I'm so happy you included ancient dungeon!! I just got my quest 2 a few days ago and ancient dungeon is my favorite game currently :)
Nice to see other people appreciate it too
I was very disappointed when I got my oculus 2 and I loaded into vr chat, I've met some nice people but the worlds doesn't look as beautiful as I thought it would
I’m case you didn’t know rec room has crazy creative things as a rec room creator myself I can say there is so many options to create things like rooms inventions it’s almost as good as open brush and other art games but also with the added factor of it being a public game allowing people to see the stuff you make.
As a soon to be quest owner, this video is just perfect!
I agreed
dude i just fell in LOVE with battle talent. thank you so muchhh
One of the first experiences I played when I got my oculus rift about 3 years ago was mission ISS. I'm absolutely in love with space and astro-research and have been ever since I looked up at the stars as a kid, so to be able to experience what it's like inside the ISS and to do a space walk, especially as one of my first (6 DOF) VR experiences, was something absolutely wild to me. Even though it's pretty limited in what you can and cant do, you can still go around and get a run down on what everything is and everything in there is super detailed. The zero g physics are also pretty fun although disorienting at times. It's a free experience and is well worth a try, even if you're not that into space.
Gotta second Gun Raiders. The mechanics all feel so incredibly polished for a free game. Shooting, climbing, flying all feel fantastic. Easily my favorite multiplayer VR game.
One game I suggest is Gods of gravity, free, fun, (very) competitive and very unique. It is multiplayer with voice chat. I don't know how to explain the game but you can try it and see for yourselves.
Great video man I appreciate this kind of informative content, there's many times I've found myself looking for new games without the risk of hating it and spending money. Thanks!
love hi-bow its great very underrated tea for god is very unique its lots of fun there are plenty of great games you missed would love a part 2 to this video
Not gonna lie, the title and thumbnail made me groan that you were probably gonna talk about less than stellar games that kids could play for Questmas (yes I'm kind of jaded about the Quest) but damn, some of these look really legit fun and I was happy to see they're on steam too.
That dungeon crawler in particular seems to have its own charm that I really want to check out myself.
Mission ISS was one of my first VR experiences. I turned off the comfort options and ended up making myself pretty sick. It's not the sickest I've felt in VR, but it was the first time I felt sick from VR. Worth it, though.
I love this video. I get so tired of people saying there aren't enough games for VR. There are a lot of good ones out there if you're willing look for them and give them a chance. Sometimes you won't understand a game just right away. Be a little patient and you might just end up loving it.
I’m glad to see battle talent get some love it’s my favorite vr game and I have hundreds of mods installed
Fantastic video, I’m new to VR with a Quest 2 and wow, there are done absolute GEMS in here that I never would have found without your video. Thank you so much!
I was excited for this video... but I already have all of these games! :)
Please make more videos like this in the future!
Glad you included Ancient Dungeon and Tea For God, my two favorite VR games. Here are some other free VR games on Steam:
Desert Bus VR (VR version of the game where you literally drive a bus for 8 consecutive hours. You can have friends in the bus to make it a little more bearable)
Google Earth VR (self explanatory)
The Lab (Valve tech-demo-ish game)
SCP Labrat (VR version of SCP, still unfinished but fun with friends)
Surgeon Simulator VR: Meet the Medic (VR version of the Heavy surgery in Surgeon Simulator, a lot of fun)
Thank you for the extra games list, are any of these games on app lab or quest?
Thanks for this!
I love VR, but don't have a lot of time to play. It's great to take breaks from it and then coming back to it, going through the "must haves" like this when I do.
Best use of my time. Thanks Thrill! :)
Really feel like you did the basics described in every tier list instead of doing a bigger dive into lesser known games that are also really good
Just a game I suggest its called Spark its a app lab it is basically a western type team deathmatch its fun and I HIGHLY suggest it
one of my favorites is called upenders it is a shooter that incorporates teleporting really well
Maaan, I've watch many videos like "Best free quest 2 games", but your list is literally the best. I'm picking up mine quest in 3 days, so I want to be prepared haha, and now I can honestly say "Yes, I'm finally prepared". 😄 Thank you so much!
+ Those two apps where you can make projects of f.e. cars - mindblowing, I didn't even know that apps like this exsist. Excellent work! 👌🏼✌🏻
You mentioned Gym Class Basketball, and as a basketball player I decided to try it out. It took a long time to learn how to just shoot the ball. It is hard to control the ball, and it's not very realistic when it comes to basketball physics. However, one free game you missed is Blacktop Hoops. This is just a better basketball game that makes it much easier to play. You can easily dribble, with the ball coming right back up as opposed to just losing the ball like Gym Class. You're also forced to dribble in Blacktop where Gym Class you don't need to dribble, making it unrealistic. The shooting is also really easy to learn quickly and it also recently added Online Multiplayer. However, this game doesn't get much attention so if you make another video about free games please make sure to mention Blacktop Hoops, it's amazing.
Spark is a cowboy shooter and is free
Also a drum game called paradiddle were you can get custom songs on there site but will need a pc for custom songs
I saw this list, picked up my quest and got battle talent when you first started talking about it. I liked blades and sorcery but it felt like it didn't live up to the expectation I had of a wave based fantasy fighter. This game is perfect. You can cut your enemies apart, beat them to a pulp with your fists, or even rip their head off with your hands if it's just a bony little man. And it's all held on the headset itself, so it doesn't require a pc for anyone with that problem. 100% recommend, try it.
+if you jump off the bridge for 6 ~ 8 times you can unlock the cheat menu, on the cheat menu. Click the hexagon near the spawner, you can then download mods by subscribing to them, then change the spawner to “mods” to spawn them.
I did not know how much my quest was capable of until now I played Pavlov shack for HOURS after this video thank you very very much.
This is perfect timing! I got a quest 2 yesterday and I have been looking for some games.
GUN RAIDERS IS FANTASTIC OF A FREE GAME!
Do I have a VR headset? No. Will I buy one in a few months? Also no. Have I watched every second of this video and took not of every recommendation, even saving the video for future reference because I want to try almost all of them? DEFINITELY YES!
Goliath: Playing With Reality was one of first VR game I played with the quest it was an unreal experience.
I've got two SteamVR free games I recommend:
Spellbound Spire is a Portal-like free-roam puzzle game. It uses portals and non-euclideon geometry to make your playspace bigger. Developed by University students as their final project, it's super well done and makes you really think.
The Book of Distance is a VR documentary/personal story published by the National Film Board of Canada. The documentarian tells the story of his grandfather, a Japanese man who moved to Canada from Hiroshima in 1935. It recalls the story of him being detained in Japanese internment camps in Canada during WW2, and the torment of struggling with the bombing of Hiroshima. Extremely high production values, and extremely well made and interesting documentary. This is a real hidden gem.
YOOO Thanks For Shouting Out Echo VR!!!! we need more people here
I have to thank you. I now own the quest 2 for a while and I don't like paying. But with these games I must say I'm now a VR fan. Thank you.
I have another game/expirience like Goliath playing with reality called Ann frank ... you can explore the house Ann frank stayed or choose to explore with the storymode where you hear what they did in each room (i almost cried because i didnt know the story)
Finally a list of games with heaps of games I’ll actually be downloading
This is like the tenth video I've seen like this at least since the quest has come out and I don't even search these videos up 😂 always a fun watch tho
Hey Thrill. Ive watched most of your video's when i didnt even have a quest 2. now that i have one. I still watch your channel amazing content🙂 edit. Thanks for the heart ♥️
I can recommend Sail vr free demo. Its on the quest store and its literally just sea of thieves, just in vr and the developer is going to release sail early access this month. It’s great and it’s free. Go download
Love that I paid for both gravity sketch and the Google one. Broke my own rule of video games: just wait long enough and they'll either give it to you for much less or free.
I was downloading a lot of these off steam while watching lol
Perfect timing too, I was looking for more VR games to play but didn't want to spend too much
So this is perfect timing I’m getting an Oculus Quest 2 today and I didn’t search anything oculus on yt and now I have this vid… thx
We Are One, unique mechanic and fun gameplay
I remember playing mission ISS. was among my first VR games I have ever played. can confirm the dizzy part at the beginning.
It was really cool to hear you talk about Liminal, I developed one of the experiences in there and I'd love for the whole app to get more attention :)
A really good game that's free and on App Lab is Gods Of Gravity... it's essentially a 100% fleshed out game with strategy and tons of maps
Thank you for including battle talent. I got the game very early on in its devolvement and it was a good game even back then. I play this game almost every day and with mods it really is an amazing game.
Dude, Propagation VR is criminally underrated. It's 10 bucks for co-op but the singleplayer is free. it seriously is some of the most fun I've had in VR
I think PokerStars also needs to be in this list, seems to be free with free play money and the game play and interactivity are great. Just sometimes have an issue getting into it due to the servers being a little overloaded. If you feel intimidated by real Casinos, this is a great place to learn the ropes.
PokerStars as in the og computer poker game? My grandfather used to play that
Legitimately awesome, I'm kinda new to VR and all the games on the store seem to be paid, very helpful!
You should look at cowboy cactus plants at war, the full campaign took me hours and I had so much fun with it
I seriously can't wait to get VR.
this video was great and helped me find some games I haven't heard of that looked interesting. this is probably the first video about free vr games that i've seen that doesn't only talk about the same ten games. also, for a future video, there's an app lab game called Tube Be Continued. it's a puzzle game that builds on the concept of hamster maze games by having you solve minigames inside a virtual living room to unlock tube pieces to guide your hamster to their food bowl. it starts off easy, then slowly eases you into harder levels as you go on. there are only 24 levels, with easy levels taking five minutes or less, but harder levels taking longer than ten, which adds up to tons of playtime. it's very fun and i would recommend checking it out.
Harvest VR is just stardew valley without the npcs, extremely underrated and overlooked but there are a lot of things to be done on it
I know this is random but I think we need a person like you to address what's going on in VRChat. Maybe, a video or a Tuesday Newsday talking about the recent update?
Man u are to my rescue i litterally buyed s quest 1 hour ago.
I’m a latecomer but Echo arena is my new fave I find myself thinking about it when I’m IRL
Thank you :) got quest on Tuesday and been feeling really lonely these times ill try liminal and stuff like that ❤️
Goliath was the very first app I downloaded and saw in vr. Amazing intro to vr.
HiBow, there is not a single day that I don’t log in for a few at least. Adrenaline to the moon and lots of fun, super fast pace, amazingly done, great physics
I am going to buy Quest 2 in a few week. Thank you for these videos ❤️
This video came in perfect timing, I just ordered a Quest 2!
You should Try pioneer it's a roguelike game where you find parts and build a gun to kill enemy's and has a nice art style
I can say from experience that Battle Talent is AMAZING!
I am happy whenever I see a Video from you. Thanks for your great work
Attack on quest is an AOT game that has controls that mimic the actual gear from the anime. It’s very early, but it’s definitely worth a try
Mission iss is the first vr experience I ever had. Luckily, I did not feel sick, but I was incredibly immersed and, I don't know how else to explain it, whenever I touched something or moved, I could feel it. 10/10 vr experience.