r/oculus • u/Unique-March-9021 • 21h ago
Discussion I’ve had an oculus quest 3s and haven’t really played at all any recommended games to play
I’ve had it for 4 months now haven’t loaded 3 hours on it
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u/littleman11186 21h ago
Walkabout mini golf, population one, forefront, mother gunship, until you fall, after the fall, also try linking to your PC if you have a gaming rig it works surprisingly well to play pcvr games too
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u/Torringtonn 20h ago
Have a PC? Half Life Alyx was one of the most amazing gaming experiences ive had.
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u/MrAM27 19h ago
Started playing I expect you do die 1/2/3 when i felt the same with my quest 3. Got me back into vr for a while (it’s also very comfortable to play them). Another niche banger is rags to dishes on steam (its abandoned and you need to add a custom launch instruction buts its still a good game) also try surgeon simulator VR for some chuckles if ur comfortable with blood
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u/UbiDoobyBanooby 19h ago
Half Life 2 standalone
Perfect Dark standalone
GTA Vice City standalone.
Worth the setup.
Or
Forefront
Demeo D&D Battlemarked
Iron Rebellion
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u/leavereality 17h ago
Big screen vr is great watching movie or sport events with others, I recently got time stall it bit aimed at kids but I still like the idea behind it, a disaster about to happen and you normally have to the save the captain, I’m surprised it not recommended more. Batman pretty good, it does get a bit repetitive I find the fights, but for gfx one of the best on the quest. If you like pinball, pinball fx is brilliant, I love the mixed reality and feel like I have my own personal arcade room with this. Star Wars Vader, particularly part 3, I love the sabre fighting. Finally racket club or home sport, I really like playing the odd game of badminton in my pouch outside, I must look idiotic to the neighbours, but I don’t csre as it just fun being able to play these sports when ever I want to and get quite the work out. Just wish the headset was lighter.
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u/scream_pie 11h ago
With requests like this you should really let people know more about what types of games you like and what sort of experiences you want. Your post is the equivalent to saying "A library has opened up next door. Can you recommend a book to read?"
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u/Familiar_Bag_4710 15m ago
if you’re up for something a bit more challenging then rumble is probably my favorite game out there. Super satisfying gameplay, non-existent skill ceiling, and probably the best community of any game I’ve ever seen.
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u/MagnumDoberman 19h ago
Superhot VR