I was going to get it too. But my daughter swore off vr forever, today (Darn you, Kitchen). Not sure if it's for me. I did get a $10 credit from PSN a couple of days ago so I gotta buy something.

I have that $15 credit from the deal they were running a while back and I kind of want it...but I'm not sure if that money would be better spent on something else.

Driveclub VR with a wheel alone made me glad that I got VR. Sometimes I find myself shaking after getting into an accident, not because of motion sickness, but because it seemed that convincing.

My kids were begging for it, yet CAD 40 is too steep for what looks like a few different 5 or 10 minute simulations. They're usually done with it after the demo, mostly interested in eating the donuts!

Hatsune Miku: VR Future Live is probably my most-played game.  This game isn't for everyone, but if you enjoy jpop/idols/Miku, you will probably love this.  I usually get at least one concert run in before turning my headset off.  Some great songs, outfits and performances.  It keeps me coming back.  VR makes this great because you can look all around the concert.  And while you can only teleport to certain parts of the concert, you can still walk around the somewhat-limited space that the PS Camera can track you and get up close to Miku and walk around her.

The latest game I bought was Robinson: The Journey, and it was also a lot of fun.  Great little sci-fi adventure game with some awesome-looking dinos and great looking environments.  Probably the best-looking VR game.  8/10.  Paid $40 for it for a retail copy, it was worth it.  Wish the game was longer, though, because I was thoroughly enjoying it.  Probably took me about 6 hours to beat.  Some stuff to search for and do after the game is over if you didn't already do it, too.

Brookhust Experiment is a hidden gem; survival is a blast.  The move controls work great here, I mean you can aim down your sights on your gun as you would in real life, and pull off headshots.  Really fun game.

Rigs is one of my favorite VR games.  I liked it more than I thought I would.  Online is super fun, but I find it hard to find full 3 on 3 games, which is a bummer.  Still, most people have mics and I've met some great people on here.

Eve Valkyrie is a fantastic space shooter.  I haven't even played the campaign yet, just the tutorials and online play.  Looks great and plays great.  It's a lot of what I would want from a space dogfighting game.  This was the first VR game I ever played; it's the one I demo'ed at Gamestop and convinced me to get VR.  Every time I play it it impresses me just how well it works in VR.

Thumper is a decent rythem-type game.  You can play it without VR but the VR experience is pretty cool.  Not my favorite type of game, but it's decent.

Here They Lie is a pretty good horror game.  Walking around the apartment buildings outside is a very realistic experience, and the horror elements are fantastic.  I find it hard to find movies that scare me, but this game freaked me out later on.  I like it, need to find time to play this one some more.

A couple weeks ago I played co-op through the entire Battlezone campaign online for about 2 1/2 hours with 3 other guys until like 2 AM and had a blast.  Haven't played this one too much, and I think the graphics could have been a bit better, but that night was cool!

When PSVR launched I played it with my family and London Heist from VR Worlds was the most-played game.  I actually haven't played it myself because I've seen others go through it so many times.  But watching them light a cigar and smoke it was priceless (breathe in and out to smoke it in game!).  Ocean Descent is a great experience, even though it's not really a game.  Luge is alright, it's kinda fun.  Probably my least favorite.  Space Odyssey was quite enjoyable.  Probably the longest experience on here and quite a bit of fun.  Danger Ball is a fun arcarde game.  I got this with the PSVR Bundle.  $40 is about right, maybe a bit pricey overall.

Can't wait for some more awesome VR games to come out!  Will get Job Simulator when it drops to $20 or lower.

I could not stop playing Here they lie, finished it and started a second playthrough. What a delightfully weird game, about as weird as Enter the void. Extremely atmospheric even though it's mostly low res black and white.


It reminds me of Siren blood curse as well, sneaking through an abandoned village later, avoiding detection. The game works great while standing, free rotation makes all the difference. Just don't get wound up in the cable :) And it adds another layer of horror when you run into a mirror lol.


Rated M for some disturing content, interpersed with pseudo philosophical ramblings.


All while trying to find your wife, with opportunities to redeem yourself, or not. The ending looks amazing in VR. it could really use a pro patch though, I'll definitely play through it a third time once it gets one.

Here's some gameplay from the city level

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMtPo8qBBvI

Overall 8/10 game to me. It has some rough edges, yet I want more, lots more of this.

Oh goss summer. Might as well invest in a new air condition before buying a VR

Rigs and battlezone on sale at bestbuy
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/rigs-mechanized-combat-league-playstation-4/5493000.p?skuId=5493000

Does anyone played "Keep talking and nobody explodes" ?
From what I read about this game, I like the concept, so I just want to know if it's really fun.

I downloaded VirZOOM last night, doesn't work. Unhandled exception right at the start. It's supposed to work with this exercise bike yet it states you can try the demo with the DS4, I guess not.

I guess I'll miss out on pedalling an F1 car lol.
That not all too stable 'bike' will cost you another $400, for getting to feel like how it is to sweat with VR goggles on....


Looking into this I found some more crazy VR exercise ideas like Icaros VR

I wonder what other uses that device has O:)
You get to fly around while 'exercising' different muscle groups for only $8,200 pre-order. (still need a phone, it's for gear vr)

Then there's Holodia's Holofit

HTC Vive compatible when/if it comes out, biking, rowing and spinning? machines.

 
Widerun VR will let you use your own bike


I'm not sure how you're supposed to stay upright while not moving.... Their prototype looks a lot more stable

Perhaps we'll never know, didn't reach it's goal on Kickstarter.


So anyone ready to jump in, looks like they're having fun.... lol




Or you can go wireless, might be a it expensive for the home edition



IMO working out with a headset on, bad idea!