If you had the money, would you buy an Oculus Quest 2 VR kit? Or do you already have it?

I had a look at Viveport, there's some good games on there. I also hate zombie shooters, I can highly recommend these non-zombie-shooter:
- Vertigo Remastered
- Until you fall
- GORN
- superhot
- Moss, Fisherman's Tale, Down the rabbit hole (all 3rd person platformer)
- Crisis VRigade (and 2)

Not on there, I can also highly recommend:
- Boneworks
- Lone Echo (and 2)
- Stormland
- and of course, try out mods for HL Alyx
 
JonathanRyan said:
Why don't I listen....?

I've had the Quest for 4 months now. I use it most days for meditation. I have a very small number of Quest games (Superhot, a nice 3 d puzzle, one of the Vaders) but also a sub to Viveport so I get to play most of the PCVR games. They are all fun but all a bit samey (slow zombies, shoot, shoot, reload, zombies OR beautiful puzzles that get so wrapped up in their own mechanics that when you get over the beauty of them the puzzles lose interest).

Eventually I listened to advice and bought a half price copy of Half Life: Alyx. If I were the VR games industry, I'd be embarrassed than in the 2 years since its launch, they haven't created anything half as good as this. It's what VR gaming should be.
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Yep, it sure is frustrating once you've experienced what the Quest 2 PCVR can really do. There are quite a few good games, I had fun with Green Hell although I bought the standalone version and now wish I got the PCVR version which came out a little later. Quite a steep learning curve but if you stick at it and watch one or two a few hundred YouTube guides it becomes quite addictive and again I can imagine the PCVR version have a much larger place to explore.

Once you've completed Half Life delve into the mods, there's lots of maps and missions and many are very well done.
 
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