VR continues to, rather slowly, expand. Oculus gets its, er, touch controllers with the launch of Oculus Touch on December 6. There will be 53 games ready to go on launch day, in part thanks to the Vive’s support of VR wavy handy things since its own release in April. It means there’s a big batch of Steam games ready to plug and play, along with Oculus’ own efforts via their store.
We’d also recommend a bunch of the best VR games.
Of the big list, Job Simulator comes highly recommend by Steam. Matt’s a fan of Serious Sam VR, having shot many an alien within it. Beyond that, here’s the lot:
- Arizona Sunshine
- Bigscreen Beta
- Carnival Games VR
- The Climb
- Cosmic Trip
- Cranga: Harbor Frenzy
- Dead and Buried
- Dead Hungry
- Dexed
- Dig 4 Destruction
- Enigma Sphere
- Fantastic Contraption
- Final Appraoch
- Fly to Kuma Maker
- Fruit Ninja VR
- Galaxy Golf
- The Gallery Episode 1: Call of the Starseed
- Gary the Gull
- GravLab
- HoloBall
- Home Improvisation: Furniture Sandbox
- I Expect You to Die
- Job Simulator
- Kingspray
- Medium
- Music Inside
- NBA 2KVR
- Ocean Rift
- Oculus First Contact
- Pierhead Arcade
- Plannes
- Please, Don’t Touch Anything
- Pro Fishing Challenge
- Proton Pulse Plus
- Pulsar Arena
- Quar: Battle for Gate 18
- Quill by Story Studio
- Rec Room
- Rescuties
- Ripcoil
- Serious Sam VR
- Space Pirate Trainer
- Sports Bar
- Super Kaiju
- Superhot VR
- Surgeon Simulator: Experience REality
- TheBlu
- Toybox
- The Unspoken
- Viral EX
- VR Sports Challenge
- Windlands
- ZR: Zombie Riot
Phwoar. Games, eh? It’ll set you back £189 in the land of tea, $199 over the other side of the pond. It doesn’t quite get you to the room-scale stuff Vive can do, but if you’re dropping this much money on experimental tech you probably own both anyway, eh?
Thanks, MCV.