Recent content by Chriz86

Your post really resonated with me as I was way more into UT back in the day. Playing both now, I think Q3 held up better in terms of pure gameplay. The pure deathmatch experience of Q3 is just hard to match still.

Horror is really crazy in VR. You really feel threatened. Played through Alien Isolation way back on my DK2 with the native support. Amazing experience.

The demo fully sold me on it. They seem to make good use of the limited Move controllers. I could point you to a few more than 2 worthwhile PSVR exclusives, most not even requiring Moves, but I get that I'm a rare case of VR nut who just needed a both a PCVR headset and PSVR.

Never played the C64 game you refer to, but I played Roller Champions. It felt great to play and looking at the vid above, I think you might like it.

There is quite a lot of activity on the Oculus subreddit and I see quite a lot of people posting their stuff: reddit.com/r/oculus

I really want to play the game my way.

Loved the first to bits, the movement and the atmosphere are just outstanding. I used stick movement in HL Alyx, but it is just far less immersive than Lone Echos movement.

It was pushed back a while ago: https://www.roadtovr.com/lone-echo-2-release-date-further-delayed/ Still easily my most anticipated VR game.

I guess a lot of us finally has the time to tackle some classics... Went for Final Fantasy X myself and I'm having a surprisingly good time with it.

I agree fully agree with your opinions on the series StingingVelvet. The original F.E.A.R. has a special place in my heart as it was one of my most anticipated games in a long time and I kept rewatching the long gameplay video that was released way ahead of release. I had the luck of having a...

I would also recommend to play some classics which hold up, such as (purely in my opinion): - Return to Castle Wolfenstein - Blood - Half Life 1 and 2 (if that runs, I suspect it should) - Call of Duty 1 - No One Lives Forever - Red Faction + every game that OsaX Nymloth recommended.

Valve tried that, but they realized that the Portal games rely on momentum a lot, This wasn't a good fit for VR. Then again, we already have Portal Stories, which is in VR but is very limited: https://store.steampowered.com/app/446750/Portal_Stories_VR/

Tetris Effect is very neat, but I find it slightly overrated. Easy recommendation still if you like Tetris, it's quite a trip.

Nice to not be the only VR advocate around here ;). Great picks so far, I'll add my "must play" PCVR games that have not been mentioned yet: -Asgard's Wrath: a full RPG that makes great use of VR with surprisingly fun combat. -Beat Saber: a 5 second GIF is enough to sell the idea. -Dirt Rally...

The Mako of course! Kidding, it's probably the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 9, I tend to gravitate towards that car for its handling in every racing game that features it.