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Lucy Dreaming is a British mystery Whodunit mixed with a lot of humor and also some pretty dark elements. Lucy is an extremely loveable main character who is witty, sharp, and full of one-liners that will keep you smiling. If you enjoy old-school point-and-click adventures full of wit, mystery and mayhem then check out Lucy Dreaming.
This is one of the better experiences I've reviewed on Quest 2. Everything is designed with VR in mind and controls are simple and straightforward, allowing you to focus on hanging out with friends or playing the game. The various lane locations are quite detailed and fun themed. Inviting Quest friends is easy and straightforward. The ability to pass the headset and do local play is also welcome.
Channel your inner Bob Ross in this VR app. I really enjoy the projector overlay feature that allows you to take any image from the internet and trace it onto your canvas. Vermillion VR gives you all the tools you need to become a painting pro in no time.
Townsmen VR is a magical city-building VR simulation experience that has countless hours of gameplay fun. The game expands the goals slowly so you don't feel overwhelmed, but keeps you challenged with new things to build. Townsmen VR is a must-have for simulation fans to truly experience city-building game the way it was meant to be experienced.
Expect a challenge though, no one will say Green Hell VR will be easy. There is a large world to explore, a detailed narration story that is interesting and immersive, great graphics and sound, and the threat of death is always just around the corner. Green Hell VR is everything you want in a survival game.
Walkabout Mini Golf is one of the easiest games to pick up and start playing in VR. The one-handed controls are easy enough for anyone to figure out and do. Walkabout Mini Golf just works, is fun, easy to do, and is a must-have for every VR fan.
This is hands down one of the best Oculus Quest 2 games you can buy. The replayability is never-ending with constant developer updates and ongoing levels. The entire game is made with VR in mind from how you move around, to how you access the menus, to the haptic feedback of your bowstring.
ustin Wack and the Big Time Hack takes you back to old-school point-and-click adventure games. The story is really silly, over the top, funny and ridiculous at times, but it all really works! The characters (especially Kloot) have really likable personalities and you want to help them out in their troubles.
Whateverland is a wonderful and quirky adventure game that is full of some amazing voice acting, music, and animation. There are tons of funny and enjoyable lines throughout. There are a few spelling mistakes and the game could use a few more save slots, but these are really minor. It really brings you back to old-school adventure games that made this genre so great.
The fact that so many different genres of games meshed into one magnificent masterpiece is something very impressive in itself. On top of that, the team used actual photogrammetry of Chernobyl to truly put you in the actual haunting environment of Chernobyl. Mix in some interesting game mechanics, a crazy cast of characters, and some of the best voice acting I've heard in a while. Finish it off with the fact that there are no bugs in my playthrough. I can't give Chernobylite enough credit for what they have accomplished.
Among Us VR is true to the original party game, with some fun VR upgrades. Running around the ship and completing tasks in first-person view while you peek over your shoulder brings a fresh experience to this classic game. Everything just worked the way I expected it to, from the tasks to movement and voting. After playing a few rounds in VR, I found the previous desktop experience was extremely lacking and limited. Among Us is really a game that is perfectly designed to be played in a VR environment. Totally worth it!
VR allows you to break the mold on what is possible in a video game, and Iron Man VR is a great example of this. Putting on the Iron Man suit, using your palms to fly around, shoot things and actually BE Iron Man is really an amazing experience.
Espire 2 offers a really immersive VR stealth game. It is really fun to have to pull a tool from your arm to disarm a wired alarm at just the right angle or walk up to a computer terminal and have to physically move your hands up and down on the keyboard like you are typing. So much more immersive than walking up and pressing B. I can't stress enough how great these little touches are for making a great VR experience.
Shores of Loci offers a beautiful, calming, and enjoyable puzzle experience in VR. The developers did a great job of creating not just a puzzle game, but an entirely relaxing VR experience.
Yup. This is still one of the best RPG games ever made. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Complete Edition Next Gen Update offers a lengthy story with high-quality voice acting and stunning graphics. For players who are familiar with the Netflix adaptation, there are additional story elements to discover and exclusive armor sets that are inspired by the show. There are new ways to filter the map, new quick sign options, and many more quality-of-life updates. These added features enhance the overall gaming experience. It's a nice touch. The base game, as well as the expansion packs "Hearts of Stone" and "Blood and Wine," offer hours upon hours of content that will keep players engaged for a long time.
Down the Rabit Hole checks all the right magical boxes of what you are looking for from a VR adventure game. There is a unique control system, an interesting story, beautiful graphics, and truly immersive VR gameplay. The experience ends too quickly but it still is a worthwhile experience for those looking to add a beautiful and fun game to their VR collection.
Paradise Hotel offers a truly terrifying VR survival horror game. The use of long dark corridors, scary tense music, and tasteful jumpscares will have you on edge as you try and escape the hotel. There are some hunt-down keys puzzles to solve and lots of collecting items that all feels fun with initiative VR controls. Although the game is a bit short, you will fully enjoy your time checking out this hotel and seeing if you can escape the zombies.
The standout feature of The 7th Guest VR is its ability to breathe new life into a classic. While remaining faithful to the original, the adaptation leverages VR technology to create a nostalgic and fresh experience. The puzzles, the storytelling, and the atmosphere are all heightened in VR, providing players with a truly memorable and captivating journey. But even if you've never played the game.. If you like horror or adventure games, you will find lots to enjoy here. With its hauntingly beautiful visuals, atmospheric audio, and seamless gameplay, The 7th Guest VR stands as a testament to the potential of bringing classic games into the VR era. For fans of the original and newcomers looking for a compelling and nostalgic adventure, The 7th Guest VR is a must-play. Prepare to be transported to a world where the puzzles are intricate, the mysteries are captivating, and the nostalgia is ever-present.
Endless hours fly by while I try and appease the Queen with beavers and lizards. Each map offers unique challenges that are brought about by my own selection - A choose your own adventure city builder of sorts. I can't stress how fun that is.
Wands Alliances offers a glimpse into a magical wand fighting world that I can't get enough of. You truly feel like you are a fighting wizard in the streets of a steampunk London. There are a few issues with matchmaking that can be frustrating, especially for new users, but simply starting the next match is a great alternative. Wands Alliances is a beautiful PvP that allows you to fully use your play space and VR in a wonderful and magical way.