I recently visited the Valve Index and have been searching for my place in Steam's large VR catalog and found some of the best experiences I can do with a headset.
I've played quite a bit of VR on the PS4 Pro before getting the index, so I'll add some games I love, and I'll use Alex to tell us about Oculus Quest. The game sometime in the future. We currently exclude these.
But before I start, I want to talk about Valve Valve because, damn it, this headset is incredible. Not only does it support the prettiest VR game I have ever seen, but the controller that can track each of your fingers is a revelation. I will never see a virtual hand move in sync with a real hand.
By the way, this is the best VR game of 2020, ranking in no particular order. Let us know your suggestions in the comments!
Defeat the saber
Beat Saber, an action game with no rhythm, there is no list of the best VR games, basically it is "If the guitar hero, but what about the lightsaber?" It may sound silly, but this is where you can use two hands and tie The biggest fun with a large device on your head-unless you can't help it.
There is a full campaign in which the game switches variables, sets the level to hit an incoming block from any angle, or sets the level to the level of an arm waving like a balloon man in a car showroom. Although some scenarios are more effective than others, they can provide you with a lot of job opportunities and can teach you the nuances of the scoring system, which involves tracking and clearing hits as well as scheduling.
Then there is the free mode where you can compete with friends in the living room and control the variables yourself. Even if you ignore the artist-specific DLC delivery, new tracks are always added.
Pistol whip
If Beat Saber is, "What if the guitar hero is a lightsaber?" Then the pistol whip is: "If you defeat the saber, but what about holding a gun?" You will automatically go through the level and shoot at hand like in a light gun game. However, you want to shoot in sync with the music to get a higher score, and every bullet can be captured.
When you slaughter your path, you hide under the cylinder, avoiding others, and dodging bullets like bullets. Music is incredible, all-encompassing, music deafening and blending into your movements. Just point your pistol at the ground to finish loading, and you can hit a wooden stick close to the handle, hence the name. A game like this is an evolution of arcade shooting games, this is the best game you can play.
Bone products
Boneworks is not a game I want to show to people who have never experienced VR before. It's a little clumsy and awkward, but it's a real, appropriate game with puzzles, battles, and free-form expressions. It's our closest VR immersive simulation game that deserves persistence, even if your arm (yes, your arm is in it) gets stuck in the closet (which is why most VR games don't simulate arms) ).
According to rumors, Boneworks has greatly influenced the development direction of the upcoming Valve game Half-Life Alyx. You will understand why when you fall into one of its physical and climbing difficulties. Even if you're facing a polygonal humanoid drone, it's shocking to kill someone with your actual hands, then crawl behind them and lift up the blunt, then hit down. Each contact point of these enemies even has its own physical characteristics, so when they hang down, you can grab their chin and let their mouths move when they scream "I am a dead idiot" . We've all done it, right?
Ghosn
Strengthening the combat power is Gorn, a gym fighter where you can smash your eyes off people's heads and hit them in the air. Gorn's cartoon aesthetics makes you somewhat uncomfortable about sneaking in someone and swiping their heads in Boneworks. I think these solids can kill you in brutal ways.
There are many weapons available here, including swords, sticks, maces, spears, nunchucks, axes and flagpoles. My favorite is even the one. You can rotate it first and then release it to other people's faces at full speed. When using the Valve Index speaker, it sounds like whispering in your ears, and the crunching sound on the ground is unpleasant. Very good family entertainment.
Tetris effect
Tetris drug. It only takes a moment to imagine playing Tetris, but you are in another world where digital dolphins splash and splash non-existent water, and each beat trembles with the rhythm of the music. It's like having an external experience.
In any case, Tetris has a certain chill, but this managed to increase the chill coefficient to 11, completely wrapped you up, and wrapped you in a comfortable Tetris blanket. A part of my brain is still floating.
Subtropical
Subnautica (if you haven't played it already) is a unique survival game. Its world is mainly water, and you need to solve problems for yourself, and there is a deep mystery that makes it difficult for you to extricate yourself. From the landing bay to the large submarine full of switches and joysticks, it is really satisfying to go all the way. One of my best gaming experiences lately was seeing a giant creature called Leviathan the Reaper, turning off the lights and engines in my Cyclops submarine, and sitting there in the dark, Leviathan meandering through my Around the machine.
Now you can feel like sitting in the middle of the food chain of an aquatic planet in VR. You will need a traditional controller, but it works well and makes the whole world more scary and frustrating. The only drawback is that constantly raising your head will often cause you real-life neck pain, which I think is better than being eaten by steroid fish.
Elite: Dangerous
If you can use this controller to concentrate on playing this extremely complex space simulation game, then VR is the way to go. Imagine the scene: you are sitting in the vast expanse of cold, dark space, inspecting the ships' systems with the naked eye. Once set up, you will be attracted to the drive, and when you are attracted to the new solar system, the stars will be advancing towards you.
Once you exit the jump, you will be greeted by a clumsy star with full vision. It's bigger than anything you've ever seen, and its quality appeals to you, forcing you to scramble to turn around to escape its pull. This is your closest place to sci-fi fantasy.
Blood and truth
This is another full game, but Blood & Truth is made specifically for VR (and PSVR only), it is Lock Stock and 5,000 Cigarettes-British gangster movie, and its body count is Rambo movie. One of my favorite things about Blood & Truth is that, although it keeps increasing the human count, it packs a lot of change at runtime.
There are bold car chases there, jumping off a falling crane, flashing back to the war zone, and particularly good fixtures, you can shoot with fools at the DJ booth, yes, you can get angry and mix on the mixer Scratch the deck. Although it's not perfect (sometimes shooting when trying to beat the skin), it is a fun action game that you can do inside the action.
Super Fire VR
There's nothing like Superhot. This is an action game where you feel differently in time than in the real world. Every action you take here will cause the world and enemies to move around you. If you stay still, so will the enemies, and those bullets will fly towards your head. Maybe you will avoid them, maybe you will cut them from the air with a sword, or you may block the bullet with a thrown glass bottle.
In video games, there is nothing more satisfying than grabbing a gun from an enemy and using it to blow your head into pieces. There are few games that make you feel as cool as VR or something else, and even if you look like a real clown, you can watch it from the real world.
Batman: Arkham VR
Not only is it a mature game, it's an experience, but there are a lot of novelties to becoming Batman in Arkham VR. You can throw away batarangs at Wayne Manor, solve puzzles and play by the piano. Put your body on the dash and bend your calf in the mirror. You will be intimidated by the Killer Croc and encounter some weird weirdness among the clowns.
The only reason to stop this race from doing nothing is the lack of fighting and driving areas. Rocksteady offers us a Batman game in VR and doesn't allow us to drive Batmobile or face-slapping people, which is a crime. Not good, Rocksteady. Bad.
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