My main concern with the Frame was the inside out controller tracking. I play Beat Saber at a very high level, and I've never been completely happy with my Index. I've been able to try all the Quests over the years but none of them impressed either.

But holy valve!

The Frame controllers track EXTREMELY WELL!! I feel like I finally got my original Rift back, and on LINUX!

So if you, like me, worried that the controllers would not perform in fast-paced games like Beat Saber, don't. I can't tell if they quite beat the original CV1 touch controllers, but it's close enough that I've finally stopped pining for the CV1.

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[–] 1 point 2 days ago* (2 children)

Give some examples of flat games you think fit that description (that you enjoy).

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  • [–] 2 points 2 days ago (1 child)

    Team Fortress 2, Hitman: WoA (yes, I know it has a VR mode, no, it's really not a good VR game), Helldivers 2, Doom/Quake + mappacks, Deep Rock Galactic, Battlefield... Since VR has a barrier to entry, anything multiplayer might get limited players, so if they want to focus on bot enemies and PVE, that's fine. Any style of collectathon like Mario 64-esque or Assassin's Creed/Far Cry would be a fun way to spend 40 hours if the game has developed a nice pattern of gameplay suitable for open worlds.

    It'd also be good if $20 VR games weren't just 5 hours long, so that we could enjoy each one for longer before having to pay for something more.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 day ago*

    Seems like your focus is mainly on first-person shooters with a heavy emphasis on high action multiplayer. Okay. Here are some titles you might want to check out:

    • Pavlov VR
    • After the Fall
    • Payday 2 VR
    • Dungeons of Eternity

    Single player games I think you'd probably enjoy:

    • Skyrim VR
    • Fallout 4 VR
    • No Man's Sky (technically it's mutliplayer, but honestly it always feels like a single player game to me)
    • Superhot VR

    If you're willing to try something a little different, maybe you'd be interested in these:

    • Elite: Dangerous
    • Dirt Rally 2.0
    • VTOL VR
    • Demeo

    There are also a lot of games out there that, while they don't officially support VR, have VR mods available that work surprisingly well. It's worth doing some research. If there's a game out there you really like that you think might be cool in VR, chances are someone else has had that same thought and maybe had the skills to do something about it. I'm currently playing Nuclear Option (a combat flight sim) using a VR mod and it is awesome.

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