I'm really looking forward to this. Love Racket: Nx and I play pickleball irl. Resolution Games has a great track record too.

What's everyone favorites. This is a really interesting type of game, I find it much more immersive than thumb-stick walking. Here' my top choices:

Eye of the Temple: $20 - Indiana Jones like game https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/5361030930653377/

Lavrynthos: Free - Amazing non-euclidean maze experience that shifts time and space https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/4262610477159316/:

TraVRsal : Free - User Created spaces and multiplayer available https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/3381040775329400/

Tea for Got: Free - The orginal one, I never cared for the weapon feel but it's worth checking out. https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/3762343440541585/

The best site to find new games. You can sort through all the app lab and other games by a variety of factors. I just wish they had a gorilla tag exclusion filter.

This is a great guide to get started with. Loss of reviews in every issue. Reminds me of the old Nintendo power magazines but for VR.

This isn't my spreadsheet - but has incredibly detailed reviews of almost every add-on for Half Life. Great way to find the best maps to start out with.

What are everyone's favorite experiences? Am I missing any I should add to my list? Here's my recommendations (hyperlinked on website):

Lavrynthos: Free - Amazing non-euclidean maze that shifts time and space

Battlescar: Punk was invented by girls: $6 - One of the best - 30 minutes long, not for kids

Spheres: $10 - You actually go inside a black hole, voiced by Millie Bobby Brown, Jessica Chastain, and Patti Smith - don’t miss it

Wolves in the Walls: $9 - Emmy Award winning, great translation of Neil Gaiman’s book

The Multiverse Bakery - Tales from Soda Island: The best animated shorts made in Quill

Goliath: Playing with Reality: Free - Animated Grand Jury Prize winner at the Venice Film Festival

On The Morning You Wake (To the End of The World) - The story of what happened when a millions Hawai'i received a txt that a nuclear missile was minutes away

The Line: $5 - Emmy Award winner, diorama box style animation

Gloomy Eyes : $8 - Sundance winner, spooky tale

Paper Birds: $5 - Starring Archie Yates from Jojo Rabbit, another charming animation

Baby Yaga: $6 - Starring Kate Winslow, Glenn Close, and others

Best Video films/experiences:

Dave Attenbourough: He has several amazing specials, start with First Life - the underwater scenes are incredible

Megan Thee Stallion Concert: Incredibly realistic video with interactive elements - best way to do concerts I've seen, though it's a bit explicit

Ayahuasca VR: Free - The closest you’ll get to tripping without chemicals, just mind-blowing. Don’t watch in Venues, search in Oculus TV for the 360 degree version.

BRINK Traveler: $10 - Visit scenic sights around the world in stunning resolution

My Videos - I personally filmed these with my 360 camera

Cirque du Soleil: $7 - Way better seats than you can pay for, has 5-6 experiences

Anne Frank House: Free - Interactive house exploration, I’ve heard better than in seeing in person

Everest VR: Free - 3 part documentary that let’s you experience Everest

Felix & Paul Studios: Free/some paid - The best VR filmmakers right now, lots of quality content

David Attenborough’s Micro Monsters: Free - Series on insects in incredible detail

The Slow Mo Guys - Free - Search Oculus TV to watch, great effects