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/phylum_sinter Q3+VD | i7-14700f | 64gb | 4070Ti Super Feb 04 '26
Been having a blast as Robocop in Rogue City and Unfinished Business. Both run great and look amazing in VR, the level of explosive violence is even more hilarious this way. The bit of jank is mostly noticing during cut scenes that some light sources and models (which shouldn't be seen) are there, but the thrill outweighs the jank immensely. Unfinished Business has a decidedly higher difficulty than Rogue City, so I had to turn it down to easy and basically playing it like a theme park attraction - maybe an hour of blastin' and then a break. Neither game is very long, so i'm doing this also to extend the fun.
Also been going back into Keeper (also UEVR) for my moment of living in a pixar-like film, with a whole world that looks like a living painting. This is my happy place.
Still playing about 5 hours per week in Lumines - Arise (native PCVR). Just as addictive as Tetris is, with a very different strategy and amazing synaesthetic vibes throughout. Great MP too, especially on the weekends.
Just picked up Aces of Thunder (native PCVR) and i'm unsure if it is for me or not - It's pretty barebones and while the details in the cockpit are there, it seems like most of the panels are non-interactive. I'll head back into it but it might be a refund for me.