[PC, Steam] Elite VR Bundle 2 - $7.75/ $12.39/ $15.49/ $21.75 (3/5/7/10) Including 7 "Very Positive" @ Fanatical

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The Morrigan (Very Positive)
Raw Data (Very Positive)
Paper Beast (Very Positive)
Kittypocalypse (Very Positive)
Cosmic Trip (Very Positive)
Catlateral Damage (Very Positive) - There is a "remastered" version that is not DLC
Sprint Vector (Very Positive)
Stargaze (Positive)
Dick Wilde (Positive)
Dick Wilde 2 (Mostly Positive)
Zero Caliber VR (Mixed) - Updated in Dec 2021
Detached (Mixed)
House Flipper VR (Mixed)
Battlewake (Mixed)
ATech Cybernetic VR (Mixed)

I'd rate Paper Beast, Sprint Vector and Raw Data for $2.60 each. Also think that Zero Caliber is worth a go for the money major complaint is that it's been abandoned for the Quest version.

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  scrimshaw on 01/02/2022 - 17:06

  +5

  If you want a good quality FPS for PC VR, I'd recommend Hotdogs, Horseshoes and Hand Grenades. AKA H3VR.

  Don't let the "Early Access Game" turn you off it, the developer (Anton Hand) is extremely active and has been adding features to the game since it's initial release in 2016. You can expect a feature update roughly once every two weeks, and every update comes with it's own devlog. Few game developers would bother shooting and editing a video just to talk about tiny updates (and there's already 102 of them)

  The game is also never on sale (and likely, never will be), so you'll have to pay full price. But it's likely you'll put way more hours into this game and experimenting with everything (including all the user-created mods) than any other VR game on Steam. I have 600 hours recorded in this game but only 15 hours in HL:Alyx.

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    Vininski on 01/02/2022 - 17:12

    +1

    +1 for H3VR, one of my most played games, it has the most detailed gun handling mechanics and the largest selection of firearms.

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    Jimothy Wongingtons on 01/02/2022 - 17:18

    +1

    Agreed. It's not for everyone but I can literally spend hours in there just stuffing around.

    It is 500% better now playing with a quest 2 via remote desktop. No wires = life changing.

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  krammis76 on 01/02/2022 - 17:14

  +1

  If he would port the game or at least make a stand alone version for quest he'd make an absolute killing. Fully stand alone vr is the way to go. Especially for a game like HE

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  Azif on 01/02/2022 - 17:15

  Is it worth getting everything?

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    ItsMeAgro on 01/02/2022 - 17:29

    The only ones I have heard of are frequently mentioned in discussions of the top 20 VR games:

    Paper Beast
    A bizarre, alien and utterly unique game By Eric Chahi, the guy who wrote Another World back in the 90s.

    Zero Calibre VR
    Tactical shooter

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  MilkDX on 01/02/2022 - 17:31

  +1

  Loved Paper Beast
  Grabbed a few games, Cheers.

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  myKidsPwnedU on 01/02/2022 - 21:28

  +2

  Thanks OP got the first 3 on your link list - that was a very awesome deal. It is always good to add cheap games to my multi-year long queue.

  Sometimes it's fun to look at my huge backlog of Steam games and go "oh, yeah, I bought that." I am sure these will bring similar joy. Maybe if I get past the opening scene in Half Life Alyx where I just play with the whiteboard markers and throw clay pots at pigeons, I can then try these games too.

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  studentl0an on 02/02/2022 - 11:37

  +1

  This is a really good deal. If only more people had VR it would have been on the frontpage easily.

  I'm going to get Zero Calibre, Kittypocalypse and Raw Data. I already played through and enjoyed Raw Data but will be great to have a spare key to play with a friend in co-op or trade for another game.

  Raw Data is a must in this deal if you haven't played it.