diffusionx
Gold Member
Gorn 2 is out today.
I loved the first one. Are there any reviews?
I loved the first one. Are there any reviews?
Gamer_By_Proxy
About to beat off
Not being able to disable the vignette killed the first one for me. And I got it on playstation so I couldn't mod it either.
Don't think they ever updated it to add that option.
ResurrectedContrarian
Suffers with mild autism
what would a bethesda game even be without constant jank
ResurrectedContrarian
Suffers with mild autism
oh man, can't wait to play this
The same devs made The Room VR, which was perfectly built (still should play it today if anyone hasn't -- use Quest Games Optimizer to bump up the res on Q3 and it'll look beautiful).
brilliant vr devs
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Magic Carpet
Gold Member
Thanks for posting, I'm gonna get this. The store page shows it's by the same people who made 'The Room VR', which I also enjoyed.
Stitch
Gold Member
Guardian of Realms devs lowered the price to.. Zero
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Guardian of Realms on Meta Quest | Quest VR games | Meta Store
Defend your world in Guardian of Realms, the ultimate mixed reality combat game. Battle otherworldly foes in your own playspace, customizing epic fights with powerful enemies and wild modifiers. Protect a sacred crystal in Survival Mode or unleash chaos in Sandbox Mode. Your entire real world is...
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yet_another_alt
Member
Any suggestions for a shooter with bots and possibly different objective types?
Wonko_C
Member
The guys doing VRChat content are heroes. I played VR versions of games I keep dreaming about, like Ridge Racer 1, Daytona USA, Jet Set Radio, Phantasy Star Online, etc. There is not a Wave Race game yet but there are at least two solid Jetski games which can actually make me a bit nauseous, which is rare because nothing has given me motion sickness for years.
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ResurrectedContrarian
Suffers with mild autism
I keep VRChat off of our headset so our son doesn't go talking to absolute weirdos online, but... maybe I'll reinstall and put it behind a parent lock.
How is this done? Are they running the decompiled version of the game inside VRChat? I didn't realize it let you do such things
yet_another_alt
Member
What are Meta's studios doing anyway? I expect one big game a year but there hasn't been an announcement for this year. I really wish they didn't waste Ready at Dawn.
Romulus
Member
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yet_another_alt
Member
I'm cautiously optimistic but it's a bit hard to get excited for another Zombie game. VR already has so many of those games simply because devs assume that slow ass Zombies are all the average player can handle. Though I guess, WWZ zombies aren't like that.
Romulus
Member
I mean a strong Deadpool possibility and WWZ in the span of 2 days is pretty crazy if you ask me. We haven't even got to the June 6th showcase yet.
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yet_another_alt
Member
Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow on Meta Quest | Quest VR Games | Meta Store
The City is a place of shadows, ruled by the tyrant Baron Ulysses Northcrest. You are Magpie, a cunning thief orphaned by Northcrest’s brutality and shaped by the streets, who steals as the only means to survive. That is, until you uncover something greater: a legendary artifact holding a legacy...
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Probably going to be cross-buy since it's from the Metro VR devs.
yet_another_alt
Member
So Demeo x DnD and Thief VR, not bad summer in terms of announcements so far. Mildly disappointed that Lumines Arise is PSVR2 and Steam only, I would have preferred a stand-alone version.
Magic Carpet
Gold Member
Tetris Effect is available standalone and might be better anyway.
Sour Grapes I know.
yet_another_alt
Member
I already have Tetris Effect but I would have loved to have Lumines as well. I guess I can always play it from Steam but I just really prefer stand alone if possible. It's weird cause Tetris, Humanity, and Rez are all on the Quest but Lumines isn't going to be.
yet_another_alt
Member
Fluid sure has come a long way. The only reason I used it before was they have Youtube with adblock.
ResurrectedContrarian
Suffers with mild autism
I missed this until now, awesome announcement -- they made 7th Guest VR which was very polished and ran great on Q3.Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow on Meta Quest | Quest VR Games | Meta Store
The City is a place of shadows, ruled by the tyrant Baron Ulysses Northcrest. You are Magpie, a cunning thief orphaned by Northcrest’s brutality and shaped by the streets, who steals as the only means to survive. That is, until you uncover something greater: a legendary artifact holding a legacy...
Probably going to be cross-buy since it's from the Metro VR devs.
looks amazing
Alexios
Cores, shaders and BIOS oh my!
Turn Up the Heat on Your VR Library with Our Mega Summer Sale!
The sun’s out, the temperature’s rising, Summer Fest ’25 is here, and you’re invited. We’re heating things up with our Mega Summer Sale,* bringing deep discounts to some of the coolest titles and best experiences on Meta Quest.
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The former seems to be way more popular but the latter might be more my thing for stealth action, it seems Dishonored-ish (but maybe it's too linear/scripted so not really giving you freedom in how to tackle the missions) and maybe has some less fair detractors making it less popular because it's not a deep story driven with choices RPG like the most famous Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines was when Assassin's Creed is way more in line with what the main non VR series is and so what people expect (even if not so open world and more linear than usually in the later games).
Anyone have any thoughts? I can only really afford one of these before the next paycheck which the sale might not be active still on, no clue how long it lasts.
Oh Behemoth is on a similarly good sale... Now triple torn.
Edit: ah well, if nobody chimes in I guess I'm getting Nexus as it's technically on the biggest discount, over 50% off....
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Romulus
Member
I'm torn between Assassin's Creed Nexus and Vampire: the Masquerade - Justice now they're on a decent sale.Turn Up the Heat on Your VR Library with Our Mega Summer Sale!
The sun’s out, the temperature’s rising, Summer Fest ’25 is here, and you’re invited. We’re heating things up with our Mega Summer Sale,* bringing deep discounts to some of the coolest titles and best experiences on Meta Quest.
The former seems to be way more popular but the latter might be more my thing for stealth action, it seems Dishonored-ish (but maybe it's too linear/scripted so not really giving you freedom in how to tackle the missions) and maybe has some less fair detractors making it less popular because it's not a deep story driven with choices RPG like the most famous Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines was when Assassin's Creed is way more in line with what the main non VR series is and so what people expect (even if not so open world and more linear than usually in the later games).
Anyone have any thoughts? I can only really afford one of these before the next paycheck which the sale might not be active still on, no clue how long it lasts.
Oh Behemoth is on a similarly good sale... Now triple torn.
Edit: ah well, if nobody chimes in I guess I'm getting Nexus as it's technically on the biggest discount, over 50% off....
I didn't like the Vampire game after a few hours. At first I did. Nexus has alot more gameplay, but is really good if you play it as a pure stealth game. Combat is lacking is why I say this.
Behemoth is excellent. Shorter but a pretty wild ride. Combat and mechanics are a bit janky but there's nothing like it. One of the boss fights is one the best experiences I've had in VR.
I'd vote nexus IF you are going to play it stealth. If you're not, Behemoth.
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yet_another_alt
Member
AC Nexus was the most enjoyable one out of those 3 to me. I've said before that Batman was amazing in VR cause it felt like a translation of the Arkham games into VR, that it really made you feel like Batman. Well, AC Nexus is probably the next closest thing that evokes that feeling. If it wasn't for the Behemoths (of which there are really few), Behemoth's just any other VR hack and slash. Can't comment on Vampire, I have it but haven't really played it much.I'm torn between Assassin's Creed Nexus and Vampire: the Masquerade - Justice now they're on a decent sale.Turn Up the Heat on Your VR Library with Our Mega Summer Sale!
The sun’s out, the temperature’s rising, Summer Fest ’25 is here, and you’re invited. We’re heating things up with our Mega Summer Sale,* bringing deep discounts to some of the coolest titles and best experiences on Meta Quest.
The former seems to be way more popular but the latter might be more my thing for stealth action, it seems Dishonored-ish (but maybe it's too linear/scripted so not really giving you freedom in how to tackle the missions) and maybe has some less fair detractors making it less popular because it's not a deep story driven with choices RPG like the most famous Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines was when Assassin's Creed is way more in line with what the main non VR series is and so what people expect (even if not so open world and more linear than usually in the later games).
Anyone have any thoughts? I can only really afford one of these before the next paycheck which the sale might not be active still on, no clue how long it lasts.
Oh Behemoth is on a similarly good sale... Now triple torn.
Edit: ah well, if nobody chimes in I guess I'm getting Nexus as it's technically on the biggest discount, over 50% off....
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yet_another_alt
Member
Also since we're talking about sales, Triangle Strategy is 40% off. I really hope more people support quality full games like this. The Meta store is starting to look like a phone app store with the amount of shovelware.
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TRIANGLE STRATEGY on Meta Quest | Quest VR Games | Meta Store
A tactics RPG from the team who brought you the Bravely series and Octopath Traveler is now an available Meta Quest. The player will be pressed to make difficult decisions in this story set against a backdrop of the war-torn continent of Norzelia.
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TheTurboFD
Member
NGL I come in here randomly to check the latest games you post. I've picked up quite a lot from your recommendations
64gigabyteram
Reverse groomer.
RE4 VR!!!! It's so fucking fun, wtf!
ssringo
Member
The devs did an incredible job bringing it to VR. It was actually the game that got me to dip into VR. I only experienced it on the Quest 2; need to try it again now that finally upgraded to the 3 model. The 2 was so uncomfortable for me but the 3 has easily been the most comfortable I've been in VR.
64gigabyteram
Reverse groomer.
insane how natural everything feels and how faithful the entire game is too. Minus a couple segments where you're taken out of first person* it adapts so faithfully while also providing a new and honestly more awesome way to experience the game. This is even better than the Wii version
*like when kicking, which I kind of wish could be turned into a motion action with FBT but expecting players to do a roundhouse every time they want some crowd control would probably be a bit demanding even if immersive
yet_another_alt
Member
We really need a storefront for 3D movies.
Romulus
Member
That would be even better, but this seems super easy. Not to mention people can join and watch movies with you.
yet_another_alt
Member
Fluid doesn't have 3D movies available, it just essentially a media player or a streaming service. The Avatar clip they showed is just that, a clip from Youtube. For full movies, you either have to rip your own 3D movies or pirate them. Well, Disney+ has a 3d section but it's exclusive to the Apple Vision Pro. Meta really dropped the ball on 3D content. Yeah, they have MetaTV and the stuff there is pretty sparse. Faceless Lady was cool but they never really did anything else after that.
Romulus
Member
I already have a solid library of 3d movies so it's nice to have another option I didn't even know about.