I wish I enjoyed Audioshield. I love rhythm games (probably my favorite genre tbqh), and I spent like four hours in Audioshield trying to like it, but it's not for me. The patterns are too random and feel really detached from the music, at least from what I played. I don't think anyone is wrong about it, I just couldn't get into it because of this.
I tried Hover Junkers. It's fine? I dunno, that's kind of how I've felt about most Vive games. Hover Junkers is awesome, for about two hours. Vanishing Realms is insane, for about two hours. The Lab is absolutely life changing, for about two hours. Every VR experience I've had ranges from "great" to "this is the coolest thing I've ever experienced with a videogame", which is pretty amazing. I love my Vive, and I love VR. But there's so little content, and all of it is barely breaking past tech demo length.
I've thrown like $240 at games since I got my Vive, and I don't necessarily regret it, but these 90 minute experiences are consistently making me want more despite not having more to offer.