15 High Quality VR Games
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0:00 Intro
1:53 Ancient Dungeon
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3:18 COMPOUND
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4:58 cyubeVR
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6:19 Demeo
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8:14 Half-Life 2: VR Mod
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12:36 Hubris
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13:35 Iron Wolf VR
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15:02 Moss & Moss: Book II
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19:10 THE RANT
21:54 Propagation: Paradise Hotel
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22:43 Red Matter 1 & 2
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24:00 UNDERDOGS
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26:28 Until You Fall
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27:32 Vertigo 2
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29:39 Vox Machinae
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31:36 Wanderer
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32:33 HONOURABLE MENTIONS
32:49 After The Fall
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35:05 Bootstrap Island
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37:55 The Light Brigade
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39:35 Z.O.N.A Project X VR
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41:29 The Vicious Cycle of Low Quality VR Gaming
45:08 Patreon Thanks & Plea - เกม
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I want to acknowledge and state that I'm well aware there is much more nuance to the topic of VR gaming's condition at the moment, but the video is long enough as is, and is primarily a list showcase video, so, the detail and nuance can be saved for another time.
Steam's spring sale is currently on till...March 21st? or around there,. Many of the titles featured here are discounted, so if any grabbed your interest, now is a good time to try. Hope you enjoyed the video.
Never heard of you before, until this was suggested to me. But fittingly, this indie-channel just delivered one of the highest quality "top VR games" videos I have seen. :-) Definitely looking forward to what is to come. I'm not saying you are right and everybody else is wrong, but I am saying that we seem to have a very similar taste in VR games, and that you set up arguments very eloquently. Which more than earned a subscription.
Your rant section should be required reading for gaming in general. Thanks for your passion and beautifully expressed eloquence.
Since you already mention HL2VR I feel like you need to make another video talking about high quality VR mods. Deep Rock, Portal 2, Outer Wilds, Subnautica, RE and many others all look and feel like games made for VR (better in most cases). I recently played through Pacific Drive and that game is just perfect for VR. What keeps the PCVR community going are the mods and its heroes.
I've said this before and I'll say it again, VR games needs more emphasis on "VR" aspect of things and not just making a game, then porting it to VR. Some games need more in depth aspects that makes more sense and a REAL reason to buy a VR headset to play a game.
Games also are becoming a lazy deal with VR because the market is so desaturated with original ideas and super saturated with games that are basically "Copycats" of games already released.
Ghost of Tabor = Escape from Tarkov
Contractors = Call of Duty
Half-Life: Alyx = Half-Life 2 (Or the mod itself, which ever you prefer)
Resident Evil 8 VR = THE SAME GAME!
Arizona Sunshine 2 = DeadRising
BoneLabs = Gmod
You get the picture. But games are becoming the same thing over, and over, and over again and it's getting annoying. I don't mind these ports or "inspired" games. However, there needs to be something that allows players to say "WOW! Maybe I should start getting into VR and buy a headset for this game" and I don't think many games nowadays shows that.
But it's hard to be original too and seeing some games take games and allow players to be more immersed in the games they enjoyed before. Though, I will say that it's going to be a rough year for VR again unless a Dev decides to step up and focus on a game that takes VR technology and involves it further into their game.
Maybe we can see a stealth game like Splinter Cell, Metal Gear Solid, Dishonored, etc. Not many VR games use body height as a cool tool for players to use in games like these and giving players the opportunity to stealth their way into a base and steal some item.
Or bring in a actual game that can give MMOs a run for their money. Maybe build an army and the apposing enemy has to defend with their base. But a spin on it would be you're able to control your army and direct them in different directions that is in the heat of the moment. (I got ideas for days for VR, just no skill in game development lmao)
Point is this, MAKE VR GAMES THAT PLAYERS WOULD BUY A VR HEADSET FOR JUST FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF PLAYING THAT GAME.
I'm here all week and thank you Mr VR Voice for bringing this up. Have a good day.
Edited to add: Since he didn't mention it in the video, Mr V has also done hour+ long dev chats with the developers of CyubeVR, Vertigo, and Compound which are all excellent to listen to and give a bit more insight to the thoughts behind these quality games, well worth checking out.
Phenomenal video as always - haven't finished it in it's entirety yet but I felt the need to comment and emphasize your rant and love towards the Moss series. Moss book 1 and 2 are sensational games that absolutely need to be viewed through the headset to truly appreciate. 10/10 experience, both games.
Also, I wasn't aware of Iron Wolfs existence, I may need to give that a try.
Glad to see this video finally come to fruition, it's lovely to see these games get highlighted.
Appreciate the words Andrew. Yeah, emphasise more! And anyone else who’s played them and agrees, comment here to emphasise even more!
@@MrVRVoice Watching your streams of Moss book 1 is what reminded me that I hadn't played Book 2 yet and finally got me to dust off my headset and get back into it, so definitely
I'm still waiting on it, and have been since... 2019? and it's been almost complete radio silence so I can't confirm it's still coming...
But Microprose were/are working on a VR recreation of The Mighty 8th.
If Iron Wolf takes your fancy, this should too, swapping the sub for a bomber instead.
Correction, there was a stream news post in January. It's coming this year
This is completely unrelated to anything but I just wanna say, seeing another left-handed shooter in the wild is such a treat for me. You just don't see it too often.
Ha, I’m actually mostly right-handed but have always defaulted to aiming rifle weapons left-handed since I was as young as I could remember.
Playing VR shooters later taught me that I’m left eye dominant so perhaps that’s why I instinctively did so.
peak quality video! major channels are too out of touch from the actual vr game library and just tend to stick to playing the same old vrc and bonework and blade and sorcery loop. thank you for giving these games the praise they deserve and bringing it to ppl's attention.
I like how critical you are about the industry. Some people find it to be "negativity" and they do not enjoy that type of review but I think all your points are valid and need to be said. You can't grow without acknowledging your faults. This is especially true when criticizing some larger devs (Ghost of Tabor is a great example you showed with weapon collision. I still give them credit as a small dev team though as they are learning).
In the end, there is not a lot of money to be made so small studios and passionate devs will have to be the ones to step up and make great games. Even then, devs like Vertigo games make good looking games but they lack in VR experiences.
You hit the nail right on the head. I often have a hard time verbalizing how I feel about games and generally go off feelings alone. So I greatly appreciate people like you who can speak on something I can only vaguely hint toward. Thank you, and keep up the good work!
Nice video with a great vr games selection ! I already have them all :D
It baffles me those games are for a lot of VR users still unknown ! There are still so many clueless vr users who think there are like 10 games in VR or none at all except of Half-life Alyx.
VR needs more video creator like you !
Lovely of you to say, thanks very much :-)
I'm so sick of VR players having the lowest standards ever
Currently going through Half-life 2 rn. Ravenholm hits different when you’re not just moving a mouse and clicking a couple of buttons lmao Man, just being able to shoot around corners or toss grenades wherever I want however I want is so satisfying
Thanks for the mention! We can't wait to hear what you think of the remake.
Man, I' just stumbled onto this video and I'm just blown away by your voice - almost sounds like Liam Neeson at some points. Anyway, thanks for sharing! Always good to know about new quality VR games!
I can also recommend The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners! I think you'd see it as a quality game as well, regarding your views in this video. So if you haven't already, do yourself a favor and slay some walkers! :D
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I just wanna write same comment about his voice lol
Great list! Your definitions of quality in VR are spot on as well 👏
Clsssy VR-related video. Need to have a bottle of vintage wine and cigar to enjoy properly. Sucks this isn’t about Quest 3 or PSVR2.
great video, really appreciate your work here, your thoughts & sentiments I thoroughly agree with. Keep up the great work. Many thanks. 🙏🏾 Looks like I'll be pulling the trigger on Moss book 1 & 2 as a result!
I would personally add (& recommend) the 1st 'Asgard's Wrath' to a list of 'Top Quality VR Experiences'
Your voice is a real delight, incredibly pleasant to listen to
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I've been looking forward to this video since I caught some of your Moss livestream. Watching you discover the charms of that game was a joy. It was the first game I played in VR, so it'll always have a special place in my heart.
In some ways it's a shame you never experienced PSVR 1. While the tracking system and repurposed-wiimote-competitor controllers lead to a fair amount of limitations and jank that would make it hard to revisit today, it still had a surprising number of high-quality titles, many of which were exclusive. Some of my favourites include Here They Lie, Statik, Wipeout Omega Collection, Astrobot Rescue Mission, Farpoint, Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, and Blood & Truth. Even Playstation VR Worlds, a collection of short demos and experiences, showcased a profound level of quality beyond many modern releases.
One last point, I deeply agree with your sentiments at the end of the video about the importance of collaboration. VR game development needs to become a more collaborative process if we're going to see the sorts of quality we want. There's too much reinventing the wheel happening in the VR space. Developers shouldn't have to redesign/develop basic fundamental interactions from scratch for new VR games. Hopefully Mighty Eyes' VRAF framework helps in this regard, and other VR developers start licensing out the tech they've developed so new games don't have to start from square one.
I would like to bring up some games myself
1. Green Hell VR: an honorable mention, but can only count it as that because I only got to play a bit before getting some computer issues, but from what I’ve played it has a great amount of polish and has a lot of content due to being a port of a flat screen game, but is so polished due to being completely remade by a studio focused on VR from my understanding.
2. Cosmodread:yes this is another roguelite, I have an addiction to that genre, fight me! The like some of the games on this list it doesn’t handle the motion controls in a particularly unique way, but it has anazing atmosphere, and the natural shaking from fear adds to the tension due to poor aim (although that may be my bad eyesight XD), and I do feel that the power cell system adds a little bit of strategic depth.
3. Broken Edge: this is a multiplayer sword dheling game. While it arguably abstracts things a bit, I actually find it more realistic then any fully physics based sword combat game, because it encourages proper use of the weapon with the blade awakening mechanic. The community is also shockingly nice for a multiplayer game.
Amid Evil VR:this one is barely an honorable mention due to its polish,due to being a flat screen game that from my understanding someone literally pestered the devs into letting them port it in VR, but I feel this game shows an issue that can come from “boomer shooters” that I want to highlight that thankfully Compound avoids. A big issue with a lot of these kinds of games including this one is that they never “let their foot off the gas” and constantly have a bunch of shit flying everywhere. This just gets old quickly and makes the game lack depth. Even the original Doom 1 and 2 managed to do this despite their reputation.
Hopefully I worded this well.
Unfortunately Amid Evil VR bricked its frame rates to be almost unplayably hitchy a month or two back after some update and have not acknowledged it or said they have any plans of fixing it. I bought the game after the bricking occurred so I've never been able to enjoy it because the frame rate seems to be locked very low, and very inconsistent frame times.
Another great video! Love your work
I agree with your take on VR games 100%!! How many times have I seen a semi-glowing review of a new VR game and been totally disappointed (I’m thinking of Ghostbusters, Nerf Championship, etc). We need more discriminating reviewers and consumers in the community. Thanks for your thoughtful analysis!
Great in depth video. Love this deep dive
Watching your videos feels like a uni lecture compared to anyone else discussing VR games hahahahaha
holy shit, i met you w my duo on contractors showdown! sick video man
great stuff! loved the rants as always
I can't believe how few views this video has. Great videos man
Great list. Agree with the rant. I think PSVR2 has a bit of quality over quantity. No mans sky, GT7, synapse and RE4 etc. But people slag it off. Personally I prefer having less games that are high caliber rather than the majority of un imaginative stuff thats out there. I was initially disappointed with my quest 3, just a small increase in graphical quality. But it's amazing for PCVR. But a few games shine out like red matter 2 and underdogs. I also think the combat in until you fall is better than Asguards wrath 2. Compoud is amazing and so is vertigo 1 & 2, I find both unbelievable as they were both developed by 1 person & make so many other developers look like they just don't get it.
We definitely have a enough job simulator, fruit ninja casual games out there.
Great Vid.
I don't play it often but Demeo really shines in mixed reality, I seem to recall some versions of it have hand tracking too.
Holy shit I have to thank you. Had a weird coincidental run in with your channel with your recent video on Contractors Showdown. I had just gotten a quest 3 (with pcvr capabilities) after owning the original quest awhile back due to the hype over Contractors. While it is fun and I enjoy it, I was disappointed by some of the glitchiness and getting killed by people I either couldn’t see (nearby) or killed so quickly that the actual gunfire was delayed due to latency. So that video resonated with me and then I got 4 of the games you recommended in this and the innovative vr games video and they are way more satisfying to play and experience in VR.
Kudos to you for calling out an issue (rampant poor quality games and lack of standards) that I didn’t really know was such a problem
Half life two VR mod was an unexpected surprise on this list and the commentary provided for the entry was very funny and accurate to the state of VR game development.
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Have you discussed VTOL VR on your channel yet? I’d say it qualifies. The cockpits are fully motion controller interactive and the head is involved, with helmet tracking features from modern fighter jets. The developer is very passionate about vr games properly making use of motion controls and the headset.
The game itself is extremely mechanically deep and there is a non-negligible skill hurdle to get over until you start having fun, then the real learning begins. Being a combat flight sim, it’s pretty niche which can make it difficult to recommend as it depends on your interest in fighter jets. Imagine DCS, but more gamified and easier to get into.
Graphics are pretty good but some may find them lacking. The aircraft look great, buildings look good, but roads and terrain are a bit simple. However, the polish is very good on the mechanics and it features a mission and map editor that creates amazing missions in the right hands.
No, but I’ve heard many good things from other comments like yours. I’m not into those hardcore cockpit sims presently and have no desire to play it.
@@MrVRVoice understandable. Your videos are great, keep doing what you’re doing!
Thanks Alex! :D@@alexwhite3959
One of the best selling and most active VR games, is one that I would call revolutionary in its genre(I say this as a 50 year old with decades of experience in the genre at hand). Hands down one of the top tier VR experiences that can be had in the ‘overwhelmingly positive’ one man tour de force that is: VTOL VR. It’s a highly polished and surprisingly deep experience that I can’t recommend highly enough.
Hmmm, ok. There have been many comments over the last months expressing similar praise for VTOL, though I’ve never cared much for simulators, but I can’t ignore this any longer based upon what yourself and many others have expressed. I’ll give it a try. Your comment has been the tipping point, congratulations, haha. 🙏🏻
@@MrVRVoice as mine was the post that broke the proverbial camels back, the least I can do is offer to help you get going with it. There are a few aircraft that can have two human crew members, including a trainer aircraft (that only the host need own). If you end up wanting to try flying with an adult, or just have questions in general just give me a shout, I’d be happy to help. There are some in game tutorials as well. All the best, I’ve enjoyed your channel for a while now, and look forward to whatever you choose to cover in the future.
@@MrVRVoice you can basically extent a part of a sentence you said about vox machinae to every simulator that take place in a cockpit "... a medium being so perfectly suited for VR."
VTOL VR is the best of them in the sense that plane simulator are some of the most know and polished simulator there is, its no surprise that one made for VR benefited from all the experience that was already made for flatscreen, while mech sim (which is my favorite subgenre but in very specific way) is way to much of a niche for that level of polish.
I was SHOCKED to see Hubris here since I had seen you stream the demo however long ago that was. Glad they’ve made some improvements to it!
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I'd love to see more lists like this, but focused on specific genres (i.e. adventure, FPS, you could even do one dedicated to roguelikes/roguelites). People are always looking for good games to play, most "Top" lists simply focus on popularity, and while that is often a good metric, I like that you focus on quality and that there is a bit more meat and fidelity in these games, but it would be good for you to expose more hidden gems within the genre as I'm sure there are at least a few.
what a lovely video. thank you for creating this.
A lovely comment, thank you for watching 🙏🏻
Amazing video and observations as always. But Into The Radius didn't make the list? I'm surprised, looking at this list I'd figure it was right up his street 🤔
thanks for bring my toughts on youtube...really appreciate !
VR is still in the "It's interesting because it's in VR" stage, often younger audiences and players that will play literally anything are still eating up bad games purely because "it's in VR", it's sad to see but hopefully the tide will turn soon and we'll get a good minimum standard for games.
I feel like if most games could have a physics engine akin to Alyx, then the whole VR scene will see a massive decrease in jank and a massive increase in quality.
Great video! I look forward to more like it!
Great video and i agree with pretty much all of it. Curious of your thoughts on RUMBLE. I see its in your library from the shot of the best sellers at the end but was not mentioned. I think it meets pretty much all of your criteria except for intuitive contols. Much like a real martial art its hard to learn and takes practice and building muscle memory but once you do learn how to play its very satisfying and reliable, i personally believe it deserves at least an hoborable mention.
I featured RUMBLE on the Innovative Game list, which is why it didn’t get an honourable mention here: th-cam.com/video/RhdtjV8fsOk/w-d-xo.html
And I made a lengthy video impressions on it here:
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I’m a fan of RUMBLE though it’s scope and content are too limited and unrefined to justify it being high quality in my eyes. I think a viewer who trying based on this video would come away disappointed from it being pvp only, not well-explained, sparse in content…and if they did get further into it, would come to see the MASSIVE flaws of the networking and lacking clarity of pose requirements which the inadequate training does not address. Great innovative concept which I love, but not near high quality all in all.
I’m really disappointed they’ve chosen to focus on the most vapid and shallow aspect of player engagement, cosmetics and skins, rather than continue to build on the core gameplay and revamp the training.
@@MrVRVoice yea I probably should have checked the rest of your channel first, my bad. I just had this video randomly pop up and wasn't familiar with the rest of your content. I do agree it needs to be better explained and have a little more content. I'm unsure what a non PvP mode would look like for rumble but it does have custom games called parks where you can freely just play around and do minigames like rock basketball and stuff. As for the customisation I believe that's because they are reworking the performance of the avatars and the like which brings it one step closer to working on standalone and the customisation of those avatars is an added bonus of reworking them. It's also the most requested feature (other than standalone port) so they are just doing what the community is asking for. Unlocking the cosmetics via completing certain challenges and the like is also adding to the content and incentive to improve. But yes now I'm aware of your other video I agree it fits better in the innovative category while it's heavily in early access. Love the content, keep it up!
Another wonderful video, thank you.
Thanks for your rant for Moss. The very point that not everything needs to be first person or a direct translation from a flatscreen game. A well-designed game can achieve their story and goals from any way they choose, VR has so many possibilities yet to be explored and perfected.
I completely agree with practically everything you went ahead to describe. So much so you convinced me to perhaps maybe sometime consider considering thinking of downloading moss eventually.
Jokes aside, the VR market does indeed need more high quality titles, and the consumers need to raise their expectations.
Absolutely smashed it for me.
great video, great list, easy sub. In my opinion your list is missing Dragon Fist VR Kung Fu, Grimlord and Bean Stalker though! Maybe even Pulsar. ( assuming Contractors falls into your "too obvious to name" category. )
As much as I would love a high quality pc , and the next iteration of valves standalone headset, i love my quest 3 but it sucks that it may be the reason that games aren’t living up to their full potential
I think for bootstrap island it is important to mention the huge lack of real content in the game. While it seems, that there is much to do in the first 3 nights, it quickly becomes apparent, that this is literally all the game has to offer. The whole gameplay can be summarised in, eat a coconut (or some other fruit), build a campfire, repeat. Don't get me wrong, this game has great potential, but like so many other early access VR titles, it is greatly lacking
rofl, SMASH COCONUT ISLAND!!! It really does need boots n straps...🎉
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. dont ruin it for me but do you even get to fight pirates eventually near the end of the game, if not what was the point. Hope they add an expansion pack with super cool stuff like that. im still buying it just to explore, but i want to take a pirate ship in the end to sail off into the sunset. Maybe find new islands... :)
This is an extremely high quality voice!
"Rogue Like" is an excuse for lots of back-tracking and I wouldn't have bought Ancient Dungeon if I knew that before. Once barely made it to the 2nd level, dead the next corner and it f-ing starts from the beginning. What a joke.
Solid video, like to hear Moss getting praised. But i really wonder how Virtual Virtual Reality and all 3 I expect you to die did not make the list. Or The Room VR: A Dark Matter. If you don´t know them, you gotta play them. You´ll be in for a treat.
Skyrim VR with HIGGS and a few other mods. Amazing experience. Also, CosmoHorror is the only Rogue-like that has me coming back after years and years of playing it. If you enjoy sci-fi survival horror, it doesn't get any better.
would definitely throw dungeons of eternity in there, bought it forever ago and never got around to trying it but just did a three hour run with a friend and it was insanely fun. super polished and satisfying mechanics
Yea it really is but i dont think its on PC
It's a great list but it's missing Eye of the Temple :)
Cosmodread is not bad either, despite being our favorite genre, roguelike.
I recently discovered this channel which only shows how bad youtube's discoverability is. I really appreciate your critical approach, I've been playing in VR since 2015 on a DK2 and my daily driver is Valve Index and I'm noticing the same problems with quality of VR games as you. Your approach is a breath of fresh air compared to the toxic positivity of many other content creators who are nothing more than paid shills who get excited by everything in VR. We need more people like you. Envy inducing voice does not hurt either :)
What astounds me often in VR gaming is the nuttering games will often get trying to add crossplay into the quest system, games like Onward that had a promising future backslide so hard....
HellSweeper VR is one I've liked quite a bit. Although it is an Arena fighter with roguelike elements, it has some interesting combat gameplay mechanics for it's weapons, and you can enable some unique movement mechanics not seen in other VR games due to the fear of motion sickness.
Regarding modded games
Modded skyrim VR is probably one of the most appealing i've seen (sadly can't say from experience)
The combination of a handful VR centric mods to make the game less "skyrim with funny camera and worse world interaction" to an actual immersive VR experience.
Pair that with the giant expansive world with a grand many captivating scenes in the game, be it an inn or a mountain range, and i believe it's one of the more long lasting VR games.
That's not to mention the excessive amount of mods to up the visuals or alter the game to your liking if you're up for..... a good bit of hassle.
Especially with the steam sale right now this is perfect timing
HL2VR works so well because HL2 was designed according to "VR" principles in the first place, that is to say, the principles ALL first person games used to strive for "flat" or otherwise. Which is immersion, immersion into a virtual space, immersion into a virtual body. It is modern "flat" games which have become so "symbolized" in their design that they no longer match up to that.
Simply having a game be in 3D was the "VR" of that time.
Thank you for the considered list. What is your view of Into the Radius?
It’s good now (was not on release and for a while after), but still has way too many janky features, unstable interactions and lacking a lot of polish…everywhere, particularly in the environment visuals.
Personally I get a lot of performance issues and infuriating frame stutter with it too, second worst to Bootstrap Island. Good/decent game now, but not quality in my eyes.
@MrVRVoice Thanks for your reply. I have just watched your innovations in VR video so got a flavour of your views on ITR in that video as well.
Very happy someone noticed zona project x (take a look on the next zona project) the guy needs much more ppl around his project
Dungeons of Eternity is a very high quality game on quest/ standalone VR.
Very good swordplay and physics, too. With heft and momentum to them.
Would love to see you review it should it ever come to pcvr or if you get a standalone headset.
Another great vid 👍 Just out of interest, have you seen the 'classically trained actor' sketches from early 00's BBC show Monkey Dust?
Thanks. No, never heard of or seen it. I stopped paying attention to television around the early 00’s as I was travelling a lot.
I'm kinda shocked that you didn't have Synapse on the list. I have yet to play it but most people say it's a very polished and great game. But also, thanks for giving Moss 1&2 the high praise it deserves.
Isn't synapse a PSVR2 exclusive? Mr V said he was only covering PCVR games. Synapse does look pretty awesome though
I am just going through Vampire the Masquerade and suprised how well made in many aspects it is.
I love how ITR is not here, keep up the good work
Yeah, even as someone who loves ITR, I agree that it shouldn’t be on here due to the lack of polish compared to the others on this list.
@@josephkeen7224what lack of polish? I never encountered a single bug in 60 hours of playtime
@@flamingo_with_tophat296i havent experience bugs but it's kinda janky. But it's a good game and this list was about good and well polished games :)
@@Molotov82 the only Janik I can think of is item falling weird and walkable terrain beeing not walkable, considering it’s one of the best vr games it should be on this list, especially since cubevr is barely a game and look how high that is
@@flamingo_with_tophat296 i agree it's one of the best games and maybe it should be on the list. But it's his list and he decide what's on it.
I can see why he did not to put it on the list.
PSVR2 has some absolute bangers. Synapse is short but the interactivity of its worlds and the way it uses eye tracking is superlative!
Horizon Call of the Mountain is a fantastic game bar the awkward combat in a circle gimic that takes away what made the flatscreen games so fun to fight robot dinosaurs.
And the Resident Evil series both 4& 8 are something else in VR. Reprojection does ruin the image quality a bit but the gunplay and exploration of such high quality environments is stunning.
Surprised Into The Radius didn't make the list.
its probably too janky, which i dont disagree with. its visual style is also a bit incoherent/inconsistent. the game is fun though
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Thanks random unknown stranger whom I have no sense of whatsoever 😄 (My comment is playful friendly, not negative or sarcastic, just to clarify)
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I hope i get to play some of
These pc games/mods when pc support comes to psvr2 later this year.
Thanks!
And thank you! 🙏🏻
I personally would also add the game Genotype. I think it has good graphics, a decent single player campaign, and imo it doesn't have the usual jank that we see in most VR games. I also like the approach that you need to manage your supply of "ammunition" like in older RE games. It's not great and the environment becomes somewhat repetitive, but it is a good game to try imo given that the list of VR games with good singleplayer campaigns is unfortunately extremely small.
Great recommendations! Here's my nobody opinion:
1) No Into the Radius, H3VR, Hellsplit Arena or Blade & Sorcery? Especially considering the extended playtime afforded by these games' excellent modding support (such as H3VR's "extraction shooter" type mods and various take & hold characters/maps - not to say a game's value should be propped up mainly by the available volunteer-created community content. That said, I do believe their vanilla state warrants a spot on this list)
2) You included Xona Project X which makes the omission of Into the Radius sting even more
3) No Walking Dead Saints & Sinners? I get it has issues but I think the presentation and structure of a linear campaign is fairly good
4) I actually agree with the omission of multiplayer shooters like Pavlov, Contractors etc from this list. With no way to play a game offline/alone, it is a very risky purchase and the actual content of these games is really barebones compared to flatscreen counterparts
5) Some great picks for background music :)
6) I would've rated Light Brigade much higher if it had a proper campaign rather than a rogue-lite structure and, as you say, better AI/etc. It's got a great player controller, good themes and is well-rounded but definitely leaves you wanting more.
7) Are you looking forward to The Burst?
As for After the Fall, a possible reason for the awkwardness of the animations are due to the difficulty. I believe the difficulty scales their animation speed funnily enough, as high level gameplay is MUCH faster, as well as varying looks of the zombies due to ice armor. Not to say that it removes the jankiness to it, but it's definitely less noticeable with much faster animation and 2x the zombies. I didn't really care too much about my immersion in the game, but it has a solid gameplay loop that has taken up the most time I've spent in a VR shooter
I love my Index, but honestly, they need to figure something else out with the grip controls. I don’t want to let go of my controlled to throw things in game and I don’t want to randomly pick sh*t up as I’m walking around. Perhaps if it were more motion sense and the index or middle finger worked the touch controls.
It sucks throwing a grenade and my pinky was lightly touching the grip and it goes nowhere but at my feet
what was the mech game in the background
when u were explaining what high quality control means to u
Rumble has been my favorite for a while
You have a new sub my dear sire
That last one looked almost exactly like Into the Radius. And the chest in the hideout was basically a carbon copy of the one in Walking Dead Saints and Sinners.
Love your Show MrVoice the mastermind of MrVrVoice show!!! 🎉😊🎉
I didnt know there was 15 of them xD boneworks if def not one of them
High tire yt content ❤
high quality games in general are rare to come by nowadays
Thought you missed a few, but looking at my Library I guess you did not 😢.
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Classical music that was used in Signalis mentioned 🎉
Imo H3VR should be on this list imo. I get the fact that it's not for everyone but in terms of quality it easily surpasses the majority of VR titles.
It’s on the innovative list. I view H3 as more of a tech demo with mini games attached in terms of what it offers, not enough of a cohesive game package.
At last, it is complete.
Yes, at last! We’ll catch up very soon, finally.
If your looking for a good quality standalone vr game id try Dungeons of Eternity. It's a co-op fantasy dungeon delving game using procedurly generated dungeons. The game does a ton right and the only flaw I can think of is that it could use some more content even though there's 3 different game modes. The devs are constantly making updates to the game tho so it's a matter of time till that's fixed
Lethal company vr mod is my fav
How come there is no mention of blade&sorcery
Maybe because it still feels quite unfinished. I mean, the foundation is incredibly solid, but the gameplay still feels like a demo of a full game
Some more high quality VR games: FREEDIVER Triton Down, STAR WARS Squadrons, Lone Echo 1 & 2.
This is way more than just another 'list of games to play,' you're actually saying something of value. Thankyou for that.
That’s what I was going for, something of value that can translate in a more universally resonant way beyond the useless, “dis game is gud becuz its gud an ‘fun’ so buy it’. It means a lot that you noticed and said what you said, thank you :-)
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43:00 Have you not played I Expect You To Die yet?
Start with the first one. They all have some of the best VR interactions and a variety of scenarios. Also: Humor.
Nope. Some of the best interactions eh, hm, noted, thank you.
I liked and fully agree with your off script tangent. It is a real problem and not only limited to games.
My main issue with VR titles is the penchant for puzzles. I loathe puzzles in flat screen games, butt they are next level annoying in VR, where the gimmick is over-used and often janky and frustrating, highlighting how VR is just "not quite there yet" instead of leaning into it's strengths and minimizing it's weaknesses.
I got iron wolf after seeing for videos. Only when I got in did I realize it was the wrong one. It's just a small room in the submarine. The full submarine internals were in another game only on quest, not on steam. That's a shame.
Really? The one I showed is on Steam, has a few rooms (bridge, engine room, torpedo room, and maybe one other I’m forgetting) + a free flatscreen version.
Yeah, but you are just teleporting to different square rooms that use room scale.
The videos I have seen were about Uboat the silent wolf. They are similar in mechanics, but this one lets you walk with continous movement throughout the whole ship with thumbstick movement, climb between decks and even walk on the sub and the docks. It also has co-op.
You should check it out if you don't know it. It seems like a fuller experience in my eyes, but the steam version still isn't out yet and I'm hesitant to buy a stand alone game when I have powerful PC.@@MrVRVoice
Into the Radius getting snuffed in this video
Oh yea, that's a good one!
Yup, though I featured it in my Innovative List. ITR is not high quality by my standards, too much jank and instability all in all.
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i am confused why VTOL VR is not on this list 🤔
The only possible reason is he just hasn’t tried it yet.
This is a bit of an odd question, for those with quest headsets, but is your PCVR experience any good? In my experience, I have faced awful jitter in PCVR in nearly every configuration for steam link, virtual desktop, air link, and oculus link (cable). The only way I can get around this is by playing games over oculus link via cable, using the oculus runtime. I doubt I face any networking issues since the awful jitter is consistent across wired link (using non-oculus runtime) and the wireless options. Yet, I rarely see anybody talk about this, and I am unable to find any proper solution. If anybody has faced similar issues, please tell me about it.
I just moved from a Reverb G2 to a Quest 3. I have none of those issues aside from some random unoptimized games. I can tell you that I only use the Link Cable with a "INIU 16ft Link Cable for Meta Oculus Quest 2/3/Pro and PC VR Gaming". It was recommended by another youtuber, so I gave it a shot. And it really worked. Aside from the connections types, have you messed with the Oculus Debug Tool and/or SteamVR settings?
Have you tried valve index ? I have old 4790k and vega 64, half life alyx runs like a dream maxed out.
@@AetherMind81 I've changed everything conceivable setting with the debug tool (ASW is always disabled) and steamvr to no avail. I don't think it is an issue with my cable either since the oculus app reports it to be working fine. Though, using the cable alone is not enough to prevent the jitter; I have to set apps to use the oculus runtime. This will fix the issue for relevant games, but only when using link via cable. The issue is that not all games, such as hla, support this. I should also point out that I don't think I had this issue when I first started PCVR on quest 2 about 2 and a half years ago. I might try rolling software on my pc back, or even factory resetting my computer
@@goldenfish1014 That sucks, have you tried going through your power settings and usb selective suspend settings? Could it be a hardware issue? As in cpu/gpu performance?
@@AetherMind81 Honestly, done everything, hardware is fine and sufficient (3070, r7 3700x). Every thread I've ever seen about this (rare?) issue ends to no avail. TBH I think that this issue is just too small to uncommon to ever be looked at properly.