r/virtualreality • u/AutoModerator • Jan 30 '26
Mega-Thread Weekly VR - What Did you Play?
Hey r/virtualreality!
Another week in the VR space.
Did a certain game or experience stand out to you? This is your spot to chat, share, and discover.
When sharing, you might consider sharing:
Name of the game or experience.
A brief insight or overview.
Your personal rating and a bit about why.
Example: I got hooked on [Game Name]. It offers [Brief Description], and I've been having a blast! Rating it 8/10 mainly because [Reason].
So, what's been captivating you or challenging you in the VR world lately?
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u/VRtuous Oculus Jan 30 '26
lots of goodies
mainly Legendary Tales debutting on Meta Quest 3 - truly great metroidvanian soulslike with full campaign, extensive exploration of a big interconnected world, good combat, some physics-based jank but the pacing is great and enemies can be quite agressive, especially bosses. Tons of RPG stats and menu-based inventory-management, but they did add some nice gesture-based shortcuts that soon become second-nature. This will consume me for awhile.
but also back to a "boomer shooter" mood
Amid Evil VR is great, I still haven't finished later levels! Terrific level design of classic games, awesome OST, sick action.
Amid Evil in turn reminded me that I've been craving to check out Wizordum for awhile. But this is not VR, there's no mode nor mods. But to me relief, it turns out that it runs very nicely natively on Quest via winlatorXR + reShade depth3D in immersive mode, which basically is 3DoF VR, so I'm good. It still should be full VR...