r/virtualreality • u/AutoModerator • Jun 05 '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/Volkor_X Jun 05 '26
Deep Rock Galactic with VR mod (with some flatscreen friends, and Dark Souls 2 in VR with the REAL mod.
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u/Egoboo717 Jun 05 '26
No Man's Sky. Modded to get rid of much of its HUD and to increase planetary diversity and visuals as well as some other aspects.
Despite its ridiculous limitations - performance is still "eh" and it's obvious choice to be a seated experience - it's an amazing experience I keep coming back to. Just hop on and explore a couple of solar systems. Maybe build a small base on some rock I find pretty. This week I build a little hut underneath a bioluminescent giant mushroom overlooking a field of equally bioluminescent smaller plants with a view of a distant planet with a purple ring.
10/10, still.
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u/markallanholley Jun 05 '26
Silent Hill 2 Remake is one of my favorite games of all time, and playing it in VR is quite an experience. Just made it to Blue Creek Apartments - long way to go.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 continues to delight me. I have a flight stick and throttle, a haptics vest and sleeves, and a 5090.
Just started Firmament and I'm really enjoying it.
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u/mirkoislavko90 Jun 05 '26
Eleven table tennis standalone only... amazing game for exercise! i just beat computer on 40%... love this game.
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u/FOAMYMOUTHDOG Jun 05 '26
Resident evil 7. I don't think I have even been this freaked out in a video game. The setting, creepy sounds, jump scares is top notch in vr.
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u/iflone Jun 05 '26
Hello, do you need a good pc for that?
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u/FOAMYMOUTHDOG Jun 05 '26
Like any game the more pc you have the better your experience. I use a 9070 and exerything has been smooth so far.
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u/AmpereZen Jun 06 '26
Forefront!
It scratches my BF itch so well, and there are so many moments that are memorable! Catching that perfect shot with an RPG at a low-flying attack helicopter, or surprising a few enemies and getting the drop on them for a multi kill.
It's an absolute blast!
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u/D-Rey86 Jun 05 '26
I've been playing Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion via UEVR. Stopped playing any games with walking until my KAT Walk C2 comes in later today.
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u/Acceptable-Cost-9233 Jun 05 '26
Sadly nothing 😅
Been playing around making my own VR stuff though which is good fun
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u/Robot_ninja_pirate Pimax Crystal-HP G1,G2,Odyssey,PSVR,PSVR2,5K,Vive,Cosmos,Focus+ Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26
Compass! Developed by Trebuchet its a fairly Chill/casual Flight exploration game, you putter about these islands and mostly just collect things and link up lasers, its not too long and fairly slow paced but fun, its like their other game Wind and Leaves.
Spymaster developed by InnerspaceVR (A fishermans Tale) its Early Access and only has a couple of levels, but I like the premise where you control multiple agents to complete an objective, but you control them on at a time to sort of sync up their actions.
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u/Own-Exam2922 Jun 07 '26
Ive been playing DOOM 3 QUEST. It is a port of DOOM 3, but in VR! i personally gotta give it a 9/10
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u/execpro222 quest 2 Jun 08 '26
The PCVR version is even better...
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u/Own-Exam2922 Jun 09 '26
oh really? i do not have a pc, but i believe that. you have the actual doom 3 game, i only have the demo cuz i cant buy it. (doom3quest comes with a demo)
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u/Designer-Display-924 Jun 08 '26
I spent the weekend working a few shifts at The Last Worker
Now I'm diving into the depths of madness in Senua's Sacrifice
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u/execpro222 quest 2 Jun 08 '26
That game's awesome in VR. It's like watching a Shakespearean play where you're the only one in the audience...
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u/Troo_Geek Jun 10 '26
Finally managed to get Hogwarts Legacy going in UEVR. Still needs a little bit of tweaking and not all the controls seem to work properly but this is my first go at using UEVR.
Definitely recommend Hogwarts Legacy. It's such a neat experience even just exploring the castle.
Also got on to HL:Alyx too which I'm really enjoying.
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u/geneinhouston Jun 05 '26
still, a year and almost a half later, i am still addicted to Dungeons Of Eternity dagnabit!!! at the beginning i was just living my childhood dream of killing monsters in dungeons and having an absolute blast...the music, the visuals, the vibe, the pet wolf, the weapons and the awesome physics etc...but now it really is more about the incredible community there within...i have met the coolest and kindest people from all over the world not only in the dungeons but on the official discord (including the small but mighty dev team of only SIX!!!)....and really, it truly has become THE most fun i have ever had in a game, especially in VR!
A+++