Yea there's a lot of "competitive" MP style VR games. But it seems to me the better market right now is single, co-op or party style games. Player populations even for big AA, even AAA releases on mainline consoles can die pretty quickly. So it just doesn't make sense when your potential audience overall is in the single million digits. Assume you can even capture 5% which is really good. And it's still a small damn number to support a MP focused game long term.
There are not alot of VR players online so I think we/they tend to gather at a few select games. Pavlov VR and Onward are in my opinion the two best MP-games and there are always people playing those.
Yeah, just seems a shame when it's quite different and interesting. Onward is great but very intense and serious.
I have mentioned this in numerous threads but FORM is a great little game, only about 90 mins long and is a great experience that could only be done in VR. I have had multiple people play it and end up completing it.
Form is indeed great! Shame the intro is so slow, might have to prepare a new save.
Do you have a rift? The lightsaber dojo in Vader Immortal is really fun and easy to pick up.
You'd be better off asking in here:
the Unofficial skyrim patch team or team lead, didn't want people to use the patch for the VR version.
It'll be a pretty substantial upgrade in many areas. But yea the visual upgrade in clarity alone should be quite good.
Quest seems like the best option overall these days with the Link thing coming. So you get to play wireless VR now without needing to upgrade your PC and once you do upgrade you just plug the Quest into it and have PC VR too. Plus you can just plug it into your current PC if you're not sure about upgrading yet to see which games will run with that. At least some of the VR games should work fine with that.
I really like Space Junkies as well. Very unfortunate it never had much of a user base.
All the time! I keep stuff on my Steam Wishlist so I get emailed when they go on sale.
As someone with an IPD of 70 and experience with another fixed IPD headset (PSVR) I'd just like to say my biggest issue was eye strain. After just half an hour of using PSVR my eyes would feel fatigued almost like if I were sleepy. My peripheral vision was also pretty small due to being further from the sweet spot but the eye strain was by far the biggest issue. I'll never buy another fixed IPD headset again if I can avoid because it makes me not want to play.
Yes but there's not a decades long back catalog so sales are less frequent and usually not as steep.
I don't know my IPD number anyway so I just move it until it feels ok.
In addition to native steam alerts, I use GG.deals and isthereanydeal.com to track a couple other sellers (and they sync to your Steam wishlist).
