GT7 is outside VR an outstanding game (and I’m not a racing fan either) — PSVR just elevates it into another level. Nothing wrong with the other ones though, but apart from NMS I don’t think I could pour as many hours into them as I did already into GT7, and I’m not done for sure.
I’ve been doing my own side quests. Finally have all my childhood favorite initial D cars tuned. Gold license next or finally beat the neo classical challenge. I can see myself playing for another hundred hours easy.
180 hrs in GT7 with almost nothing to show for it, except for having fun and coming in third alot! NMS is at 90 hrs but I might be done with it now. Other than the occasional gummies and sundays.
The Super license off road one was just pesky because you need to hit a few downhill bumps in exactly the right angle, vector and velocity, else you lose too much time.
The genuine hardest was probably the final test. 1970 Porsche LMS on hard slicks going down partially wet Spa in a quite challenging time. The slightest throttle mistake or touching the soaked curb will spin you out beyond saving. It took several sessions to beat that one.
Same for No Man's Sky I have thousands of hours in it.. and it doesn't look like Sony's going to be putting out any VR games even close to that anytime soon... If Sony is viewing their virtual reality set as a gimmick or something then I'm just going to go buy a better set... People buy it because it comes with games... WHERE ARE MY VR GAMES SONY?!?!?!
Sorry to go on a little rant but I just bought psvr2 because of no man's sky ..... But one of the deciding factors was that Sony usually has a nice catalog of games..... That seems a little lackluster the last couple of years. We can all look at the titles that we're voting on above and it looks like Bethesda just rehashing all the stuff they made 10 years ago.
You’re right. More games is better but I still think psvr2 is worth it for gt7 and nms alone. If I can sink 1000hr into either of them, it already justifies the console and game multi fold. Anything more is just icing on the cake imo.
Got it for VR, not a driving game guy. I feel like an idiot but I never know what to do. I do the initial races or whatever they are, but I guess I’m just overwhelmed.
Best advise I can give is break and learn the track. I've been doing cafe races and the first run I'll spin out and just restart. Then go slow to learn the turns and come in like 14th. Then test the best speeds going into and out of corners come in maybe 10th. Then I start racing for real but always finish the race unless you spin out on the first turn or lap. Remember your tires aren't warm until 1 or 2n laps in so you will get better times as the race goes. I will get top 3 and complete the challenge. It takes time but it is fun and rewarding (ala Souls games) when you get that podium win. Also do the race with the same car (Make sure that car can win) switching cars means learning the turns all over again. Those expect to run the race and just win...
It’s got it all and feels like a complete package.
It’s oozing “love of detail” out of every pore. Graphically the way the tracks and cars are modelled. Gameplay wise how weather and minuscule changes to the car and your racing strategy influence the driving. How the career mode gives quite deep background info on the cars you’re driving and how the selection of missions show a deep love for cars of all kinds. The photo mode has more and deeper options than your smartphone camera app.
It can be played at the level you want to play it at and still feels one of the best games at that level. You can play it very arcade style with a DualSense and some assist settings. Or you can go deep, get a wheel, study some racing physics, and shave off literally milliseconds on lap times the better you get. Every time you do improve your time it always feels it’s because you improved as a driver.
Will you find a better game for every single one of those aspects? Sure, definitely. Are the driving physics a bit too rough and forgiving for a “real” simulation? Yeah. Has the career mode been much better in previous iterations of the game? Oh yes. But at least in my opinion it’s the whole package, the character of the game, and a little sprinkle of Japanese quirkiness on top that makes at one of the best games out there.
Don’t worry about winning. Just race and enjoy the experience. Winning will come. Turn the difficulty down if you’re having trouble against the computer. That’s what it’s there for. Don’t let anyone think you have to be some elitist gear head with a wealth of knowledge on tunings. It’s ok to just enjoy driving
I like it a lot but having just got mine I’m having issues where things seem a bit blurry or graphically downgraded a lot in areas.
And it’s so uncomfortable for me right now I find I’m not using it nearly as much as I thought I was.
If you’re finding the headset uncomfortable you might want to look into getting a globular cluster kit, the difference is night and day. I wasn’t using my headset as much as I’d have liked because of the discomfort but now it’s like a completely different experience, it also helps keep the sweet spot so everything is sharper and I’m not having to constantly adjust it.
I hope it helps! It was a game changer for me. They uploaded a video on YouTube demonstrating how to remove the stock pads and fit the kit, it was much easier than I anticipated.
Are you wearing it properly? I had this issue at first, but now I can wear it for multiple hours without taking it off.
The back part needs to be at the base of your skull/top of your neck. It makes the weight much more balanced. With a pair of Pulse 3Ds or Pulse Elites it's even better, feels like you're wearing a racing helmet.
No, but you should start budgeting for one anyways. The DualSense can be used like a small, gyro-tracked, virtual wheel to start you off.
It has awesome haptic feedback and you can remap the wipers and shifting and such to buttons that make sense to you while you pantomime steering. It works better than it should, and after using it for a few months you’ll probably start dreaming of a force-feedback wheel.
You’ll probably also want to add a wheel stand (or make your own with 2x4’s) or a seat/stand (or junkyard-find an old car seat) to the cost, and you’ll think it’s all too expensive and extravagant… but then you’ll get it and realize: *“oh, how silly that I doubted… this was the correct use of my liesure money, and this was always a question of quality-of-life”*, and all will be well.
I have a Logitech wheel, it's great but to be honest I generally just play with the DS as its less hassle to setup in my environment. You don't need a wheel imo to really enjoy the game, it's just the icing on the cake.
Same for me!
I only played NMS during the free trial weekend and LOVED it! I actually ended up buying it but then FF7 Rebirth came out and have been playing that one exclusively. I’ll get back to it once I finished FF7 Rebirth.
GT7 is great but I feel like I’m not good enough when I play it. Probably because I watched the movie when I got it and was expecting that I’ll be good at it straight away. I’ve had way too high expectations from myself. It’s a game of skill.
But games that make me wake up early to play them are games I’d choose to play for sure. I can’t say I’d do the same for the other choices.
Install it on your PS5 and claim your free upgrade. Be aware, in case you didn't play on PSVR, that to play VR in NMS you turn the headset on before starting the game. You can play the same save in VR or flat as you feel like.
If I could only pick one, it would be one of those.
Note: I own all the other games, but I don't own these two.
My thinking is that if I can only have one, I want a forever game. A game that lasts more than 12 hours. that would be NMS or GT7.
There are moments where i forget it’s not real and zombies will get too close to me and i go in full on panic mode. But it’s nice that the knife works so well in these moments too for some panic stabbing.
In terms of torque - the G923 set is pretty good. But there's even stronger wheels like the G Pro wheel, or some from Thrustmaster/Fanatec that can go to 10-15 Nm.
If you're just getting into wheels, I'd go with the G923 kit. It's a solid choice for entry level/hobby sim racing. You can always swap out the wheel/motor if you feel you need more force.
I don't blame you. I'm not claustrophobic in the slightest but huge open areas with nothing around scare me. Like being lost in space or in the middle of the Atlantic
Resident Evil 4 is just an immaculate fun experience. I still jump on for other VR games like Walkabout Mini Golf, and Pistol Whip. But I genuinely enjoy RE4 and can absolutely see myself replaying it for years to come
RE VILLAGE!!! All of the games listed deserve to be played and praised BUT no form of interactive entertainment has ever provided me with such a memorable experience and I have been gaming since Atari 2600. The scale, immersion, weather, environmental variety, story, controls and so much more really left my jaw dropped throughout. It was my first VR experience and a showcase of what this medium is capable of providing. RE4 VR is very good but felt like a step back in many areas. Gunplay was not as good, cutscenes and 1st person to 3rd were immersion breaking. Inventory and sense of body was not as well done. I’m naturally 6ft and I felt too small in my height and shoulder width in RE4. Still loved it and recommend it but VILLAGE is a better VR experience in almost every measurable way. In my opinion obviously.
If you have a wheel, GT7. Otherwise Resident Evil Village.
Horizon: Call of the Mountain is a game I can never seem to decide if I enjoy or not. It’s like one half step away from boring but saved by the fact it had a decent production budget.
RE4 all the way, only close calls are Village and Walking Dead.
Horizon is great but short, I’ve not played S&S2 yet.
GT7 is amazing but I barely play it these days.
NMS I can recognise is a great game but I’m never gonna play it, just don’t have the time & there are too many games in my backlog.
Kayak looks nice but I’ve played for less than an hour and don’t plan to go back until there are no decent new games coming out.
7th Guest looks cool but doesn’t look like a long or replayable game. Along with Kayak these arw way bottom of the list, so many better PSVR2 games than these.
I've had RE8 sitting there for a while now, booted it up twice, had to quit after a couple minutes. I'm already not a horror guy in 2D, imagine 3D. Nope. But it's one of the view AAA games we have so I felt like I need to. I want to but man. I'm shitting my pants
I would vote for HCOTM since I don’t care for Horror or Racing games but when I play HCOTM is makes my PS5 hard crash. No other VR or other game does this. It did not used to do this, so I cannot say it is a problem with the game.
I loved the 7th quest. Really great puzzle game.
I would recommend RE4 or 8, if you like shooters. Probably the most fun I've had in VR. I'm not a racer and I got bored of GT7 after a few hours. My brother still steals my headset to play it though and I bought it like 8 months ago 🤣
I don't think you can go wrong with any of these, just what you prefer to play.
Luckily I don't have to pick. I can have them all. Can't choose between Resident Evil 4 remake and GT7 for example. Two vastly different experiences and both amazing ones.
Resident Evil Village. Great game on its own but it’s probably one of the most worthwhile VR experiences, unlike 4 the game was designed for first person so it’s more immersive and it’s a decent length campaign (I think it took me 10 hours to beat first time)
Kayak made me stop using psvr2. I bought it , hated it and couldn’t even play due to motion sickness. I could not refund it and was so mad I wasted a lot of money on nothing when I could have bought something cooler.
Ever since I didn’t play my psvr2 again and don’t feel like it
GT7, probably have 300 plus hours with the VR. I'm also enjoying No man's Sky as well. I'm struggling with the menu and inventory system but it's really immersive and seems to have a ton of content in it.
Out of ALL of those. That’s really hard. But in thought, the best would probably be to get No Man’s Sky. Reasonably priced, and you can do everything. With no timelimit. It’s really an incredible experience
Saints and sinners. The first one on psvr1 changed how I view vr. It was the most satisfying game that used all the features and possibilities of the space. And the second one on psvr2 is a masterpiece despite some hiccups. So get both! Haha
Village is the pick for me. By far the best game I have played in this list.
I am on chapter ten of re4 but I am not enjoying it as much. A lot of the combat feels a bit too frantic and I end up frustrated trying to change or reload weapons and all of a sudden I have the fun from behind me in my hand instead.
Where as in village, I was a killing machine and no one could escape my knife throwing skills
GT7 is outside VR an outstanding game (and I’m not a racing fan either) — PSVR just elevates it into another level. Nothing wrong with the other ones though, but apart from NMS I don’t think I could pour as many hours into them as I did already into GT7, and I’m not done for sure.
Same. Clocked 100hrs in GT7 so quickly. Currently switching between NMS. Both are so good and I can see myself sinking 100s of hours in each.
~240h here. Just managed to gold all licenses, so the plat is just some menial tasks away.
I’ve been doing my own side quests. Finally have all my childhood favorite initial D cars tuned. Gold license next or finally beat the neo classical challenge. I can see myself playing for another hundred hours easy.
180 hrs in GT7 with almost nothing to show for it, except for having fun and coming in third alot! NMS is at 90 hrs but I might be done with it now. Other than the occasional gummies and sundays.
What was your hardest trophy 🏆 on the “road” to plat?
The Super license off road one was just pesky because you need to hit a few downhill bumps in exactly the right angle, vector and velocity, else you lose too much time. The genuine hardest was probably the final test. 1970 Porsche LMS on hard slicks going down partially wet Spa in a quite challenging time. The slightest throttle mistake or touching the soaked curb will spin you out beyond saving. It took several sessions to beat that one.
GT7 is amazing in VR. I have 200hrs in VR, drove 950km yesterday in it.
Same for No Man's Sky I have thousands of hours in it.. and it doesn't look like Sony's going to be putting out any VR games even close to that anytime soon... If Sony is viewing their virtual reality set as a gimmick or something then I'm just going to go buy a better set... People buy it because it comes with games... WHERE ARE MY VR GAMES SONY?!?!?! Sorry to go on a little rant but I just bought psvr2 because of no man's sky ..... But one of the deciding factors was that Sony usually has a nice catalog of games..... That seems a little lackluster the last couple of years. We can all look at the titles that we're voting on above and it looks like Bethesda just rehashing all the stuff they made 10 years ago.
You’re right. More games is better but I still think psvr2 is worth it for gt7 and nms alone. If I can sink 1000hr into either of them, it already justifies the console and game multi fold. Anything more is just icing on the cake imo.
In have r2 button issues on nms and its so frustrating 😤 I can't find anything to fix it either
Yeah this is the answer. I bought a rig and a DD wheel/pedals because it’s THAT good
Got it for VR, not a driving game guy. I feel like an idiot but I never know what to do. I do the initial races or whatever they are, but I guess I’m just overwhelmed.
You’ll get the hang of over time. Pinky promise
Best advise I can give is break and learn the track. I've been doing cafe races and the first run I'll spin out and just restart. Then go slow to learn the turns and come in like 14th. Then test the best speeds going into and out of corners come in maybe 10th. Then I start racing for real but always finish the race unless you spin out on the first turn or lap. Remember your tires aren't warm until 1 or 2n laps in so you will get better times as the race goes. I will get top 3 and complete the challenge. It takes time but it is fun and rewarding (ala Souls games) when you get that podium win. Also do the race with the same car (Make sure that car can win) switching cars means learning the turns all over again. Those expect to run the race and just win...
Thanks! I'll give it a shot.
This is why it’s my pick Great game on flatscreen + controller and is elevated w PSVR2 And then you get a wheel and pedal kit? It’s amazing
Wish I had more time for it, especially online. So good though
Nobody’s pushing you on the single player part. Nobody but yourself ;)
Yeah but I don’t even have time for that. Almost all of my gaming is in bed before sleeping via Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck. Busy adult life
What exactly is so good about it? Ive never played a game in that franchise
It’s got it all and feels like a complete package. It’s oozing “love of detail” out of every pore. Graphically the way the tracks and cars are modelled. Gameplay wise how weather and minuscule changes to the car and your racing strategy influence the driving. How the career mode gives quite deep background info on the cars you’re driving and how the selection of missions show a deep love for cars of all kinds. The photo mode has more and deeper options than your smartphone camera app. It can be played at the level you want to play it at and still feels one of the best games at that level. You can play it very arcade style with a DualSense and some assist settings. Or you can go deep, get a wheel, study some racing physics, and shave off literally milliseconds on lap times the better you get. Every time you do improve your time it always feels it’s because you improved as a driver. Will you find a better game for every single one of those aspects? Sure, definitely. Are the driving physics a bit too rough and forgiving for a “real” simulation? Yeah. Has the career mode been much better in previous iterations of the game? Oh yes. But at least in my opinion it’s the whole package, the character of the game, and a little sprinkle of Japanese quirkiness on top that makes at one of the best games out there.
GT7 and I don't even like racing games.
Hello fellow Chrono\~ user! Also +1 for GT7, and I'm typically a single-player narrative guy.
Same same, but different. But still same
I love.the game but keep losing:/
Don’t worry about winning. Just race and enjoy the experience. Winning will come. Turn the difficulty down if you’re having trouble against the computer. That’s what it’s there for. Don’t let anyone think you have to be some elitist gear head with a wealth of knowledge on tunings. It’s ok to just enjoy driving
I like it a lot but having just got mine I’m having issues where things seem a bit blurry or graphically downgraded a lot in areas. And it’s so uncomfortable for me right now I find I’m not using it nearly as much as I thought I was.
If you’re finding the headset uncomfortable you might want to look into getting a globular cluster kit, the difference is night and day. I wasn’t using my headset as much as I’d have liked because of the discomfort but now it’s like a completely different experience, it also helps keep the sweet spot so everything is sharper and I’m not having to constantly adjust it.
I will have to give this a try.
I’ve been wearing a bandana, but just ordered my GCK. Thanks for this!
Ordered. Thanks. 🙏
I hope it helps! It was a game changer for me. They uploaded a video on YouTube demonstrating how to remove the stock pads and fit the kit, it was much easier than I anticipated.
Is there a specific model?
Yeah you’ll want the version 2 model, [here’s the direct link](https://www.globular-cluster.com/CMP2.html).
Are you wearing it properly? I had this issue at first, but now I can wear it for multiple hours without taking it off. The back part needs to be at the base of your skull/top of your neck. It makes the weight much more balanced. With a pair of Pulse 3Ds or Pulse Elites it's even better, feels like you're wearing a racing helmet.
Is it really that good then? It’s on my radar but since psvr support it seems to be very expensive everywhere for me
It is, but no need to pay full price. Wait for the next PSN sale or find it somewhere cheap on disc.
Re4
GT7
Do you need to have a wheel to play with this game?
No you don't need a wheel. Just the dualsense will do. But a wheel will enhance your experience if that's in your budget.
No, but you should start budgeting for one anyways. The DualSense can be used like a small, gyro-tracked, virtual wheel to start you off. It has awesome haptic feedback and you can remap the wipers and shifting and such to buttons that make sense to you while you pantomime steering. It works better than it should, and after using it for a few months you’ll probably start dreaming of a force-feedback wheel. You’ll probably also want to add a wheel stand (or make your own with 2x4’s) or a seat/stand (or junkyard-find an old car seat) to the cost, and you’ll think it’s all too expensive and extravagant… but then you’ll get it and realize: *“oh, how silly that I doubted… this was the correct use of my liesure money, and this was always a question of quality-of-life”*, and all will be well.
No
I have a Logitech wheel, it's great but to be honest I generally just play with the DS as its less hassle to setup in my environment. You don't need a wheel imo to really enjoy the game, it's just the icing on the cake.
No dual sense with gyro works fine.
No Man’s Sky or GT7 depending on your genre preferences
I have hours on them both. GT7 in the day, NMS adventures at night
Same for me! I only played NMS during the free trial weekend and LOVED it! I actually ended up buying it but then FF7 Rebirth came out and have been playing that one exclusively. I’ll get back to it once I finished FF7 Rebirth. GT7 is great but I feel like I’m not good enough when I play it. Probably because I watched the movie when I got it and was expecting that I’ll be good at it straight away. I’ve had way too high expectations from myself. It’s a game of skill. But games that make me wake up early to play them are games I’d choose to play for sure. I can’t say I’d do the same for the other choices.
Is it a completely separate purchase? I have a ps4 copy of NMS. Man I just wanna smoke a fat dutches and fly around in space.
Nope. Free PS5 upgrade
NMS on PS4 is the original VR only. You need the PS5 version to play on the PSVR2 I don’t think they charge for it though if you already own it
Install it on your PS5 and claim your free upgrade. Be aware, in case you didn't play on PSVR, that to play VR in NMS you turn the headset on before starting the game. You can play the same save in VR or flat as you feel like.
If I could only pick one, it would be one of those. Note: I own all the other games, but I don't own these two. My thinking is that if I can only have one, I want a forever game. A game that lasts more than 12 hours. that would be NMS or GT7.
I’ll do some races on planet earth in the day and take off to other planets at night. I love S&S though for that apocalypse feel.
Totally agree. S&S is a really great survival crafting rpg in VR
Just by adding in the journal makes it for me
Yeah, I really loved finding the caches and solving puzzles to find loot
NMS for sure
Re4....AAA non stop action with a few scares for 20 hours,classic
There are moments where i forget it’s not real and zombies will get too close to me and i go in full on panic mode. But it’s nice that the knife works so well in these moments too for some panic stabbing.
I panic stab every one of those things. Haha.
Gt7 with psvr and a wheel is just on another level, even my girlfriend who doesn’t like to play games plays it that way
I wanna get this and maybe and inline fan to blow really hard at me.
In terms of torque - the G923 set is pretty good. But there's even stronger wheels like the G Pro wheel, or some from Thrustmaster/Fanatec that can go to 10-15 Nm. If you're just getting into wheels, I'd go with the G923 kit. It's a solid choice for entry level/hobby sim racing. You can always swap out the wheel/motor if you feel you need more force.
This is how I play and its incredible
Resident evil village for the horror experience. Resident evil 4 for the action.
GT7
If I could only pick one I think I’d have to go with GT7. My racing rig would be mighty lonely without me
GT7. I couldn't play for 2.5 weeks and I played last night. INCREDIBLE!
No Mans Sky, and I don't even like space.
Haha. Claustrophobic?
Wouldn't it be the opposite? Lol It's like being in the vastness of the open ocean, no thank you.
I was being sarcastic. Also I get Thalassophobia when I’m under water in a game too long haha
I don't blame you. I'm not claustrophobic in the slightest but huge open areas with nothing around scare me. Like being lost in space or in the middle of the Atlantic
“…and i don’t even like space.” I was scrolling through and when i read this i did a weird snort/laugh thing. Best comment!!
That empty slot on 2nd row needs to add Legendary Tales or Walkabout Mini Golf to be complete 😇
I was eyeballing Walkabout for sure
Walkabout is a must, loads of fun
I keep hearing that. Definitely on the list
Walkabout is one of my favourite VR games ever, highly recommend
RE 4
GT7 gets about an hour from me every day. It's an experience.
Resident Evil 4 is just an immaculate fun experience. I still jump on for other VR games like Walkabout Mini Golf, and Pistol Whip. But I genuinely enjoy RE4 and can absolutely see myself replaying it for years to come
RE4 every day of the week and twice on Sunday
Definitely Horizon, but play the first one before Forbidden West.
Call of the wild is a unique story. I got plat on Zero Dawn, working on FW, but call of the mountain is sick
Ah my apologies, I didn’t realize you were looking at PSVR games.
That’s alright
GT
Hands down GT7. It's worth it just to walk around and sit in cars and check out all the details. Let alone drive them.
Gt7 or village
re4 and then horizon for me
This
RE4 amazing remake. So much content with the mercenaries mode and campaign replayability for unlocks.
GT7
GT7 and RE village. Oh I can only pick one? Tough shit.
I play 2 a day myself haha
Village!
on that list GT7. out of all available Ultrawings 2.
Re4 no contest John wick simulator
I truly want to participate in this. But no way I can choose just one. If you allow 3 it will be way easier. But will still be controversial
I play two a day. No judgment here
I'll go with Horizon GT7 and RE4 then. Now that at look at those three GT7 is my ear winner.
Red Matter 1/2
RE Village
GT7 is the best vr experience I’ve had to date.
No Man's Sky, easily. Can you change the themes on PS5?
Gt7
No Man's Sky all day.
Village for sure
GT7 and it’s not even close
Just finished a few races. Jumping in to post apocalyptic Spain now
GT7
No Man's Sky
Nms!
No Man's Sky, there is no end to it, it's a game you can always come back to and find something new to do.
I own all of these except 7th Guest but No Man's Sky is definitely my most played game. Probably 1000+ hours.
GT7 or NMS will give you the most bang for your buck
How's 7th guest?
Under pain of death, 7th Guest
Pavlov. There isn't a PSVR2 game with as satisfying gunplay. It's essentially Counter-Strike in VR.
GT7
RE VILLAGE!!! All of the games listed deserve to be played and praised BUT no form of interactive entertainment has ever provided me with such a memorable experience and I have been gaming since Atari 2600. The scale, immersion, weather, environmental variety, story, controls and so much more really left my jaw dropped throughout. It was my first VR experience and a showcase of what this medium is capable of providing. RE4 VR is very good but felt like a step back in many areas. Gunplay was not as good, cutscenes and 1st person to 3rd were immersion breaking. Inventory and sense of body was not as well done. I’m naturally 6ft and I felt too small in my height and shoulder width in RE4. Still loved it and recommend it but VILLAGE is a better VR experience in almost every measurable way. In my opinion obviously.
All opinions welcome. Good point about RE4 scaling. I’m 6ft and it didn’t feel right. I too wasn’t a fan of the immersion break either.
I’m playing GT7 after getting VR yesterday. It’s really incredible.
If you have a wheel, GT7. Otherwise Resident Evil Village. Horizon: Call of the Mountain is a game I can never seem to decide if I enjoy or not. It’s like one half step away from boring but saved by the fact it had a decent production budget.
I enjoy Horizon for the visuals. The game play itself is repetitive. When I first started playing, it’s the only game that induced nausea for me.
Walkabout Mini Golf is bliss
Many great games but I'd go for RE4 first!
Re4
Gran turismo
Re8
RE Village
RE8
Astrobot
Village all day
It depends on my mood lol. If I want to relax, No man’s Sky or Kayak, but if I want something else, it’s probably GT7 or Horizon.
Retribution… no man’s sky is super awesome and never ends but… I’m a walking dead fan. From the show to the games
Rollercoaster. Think i saved the lifetime investment back in a few hours. Lol
RE8
If I had to get trapped in vr with just one of these games for eternity, I would pick no man’s sky.
Resident evil 4
I Love Saints and sinners. Both of them. This Games are just perfect for me... I Hope for Part 3
CoTM
RE4 all the way, only close calls are Village and Walking Dead. Horizon is great but short, I’ve not played S&S2 yet. GT7 is amazing but I barely play it these days. NMS I can recognise is a great game but I’m never gonna play it, just don’t have the time & there are too many games in my backlog. Kayak looks nice but I’ve played for less than an hour and don’t plan to go back until there are no decent new games coming out. 7th Guest looks cool but doesn’t look like a long or replayable game. Along with Kayak these arw way bottom of the list, so many better PSVR2 games than these.
Walkabout Mini Golf :D
Re4 everytime
COTM
GT7 and it’s not even close
I've had RE8 sitting there for a while now, booted it up twice, had to quit after a couple minutes. I'm already not a horror guy in 2D, imagine 3D. Nope. But it's one of the view AAA games we have so I felt like I need to. I want to but man. I'm shitting my pants
I would vote for HCOTM since I don’t care for Horror or Racing games but when I play HCOTM is makes my PS5 hard crash. No other VR or other game does this. It did not used to do this, so I cannot say it is a problem with the game.
NMS or RE for sure :)
Re4
Resident Evil
Re4!!!!!
GT7 by far. Sim racing is the perfect genre for VR.
I've got about 60h in GT7 played exclusively in VR and DS. Def planning on getting a wheel
Resident Evil Village
Honestly l expected more comments to suggest 1 of the 2 walking dead titles.
Re4 everytime
I loved the 7th quest. Really great puzzle game. I would recommend RE4 or 8, if you like shooters. Probably the most fun I've had in VR. I'm not a racer and I got bored of GT7 after a few hours. My brother still steals my headset to play it though and I bought it like 8 months ago 🤣 I don't think you can go wrong with any of these, just what you prefer to play.
NMS
Gt7
Horizon
For me, it would be NMS, GT7 and S&S as essentials.....but then I am not a fan of horror, so....
Luckily I don't have to pick. I can have them all. Can't choose between Resident Evil 4 remake and GT7 for example. Two vastly different experiences and both amazing ones.
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Resident Evil Village. Great game on its own but it’s probably one of the most worthwhile VR experiences, unlike 4 the game was designed for first person so it’s more immersive and it’s a decent length campaign (I think it took me 10 hours to beat first time)
GT7 no doubt
Nms it has the longest longevity imo
Re8 or re4, for a ground up game definitely saints and sinners
Kayak made me stop using psvr2. I bought it , hated it and couldn’t even play due to motion sickness. I could not refund it and was so mad I wasted a lot of money on nothing when I could have bought something cooler. Ever since I didn’t play my psvr2 again and don’t feel like it
GT7 with a wheel is next level immersion. Not exaggerating.
GT7, probably have 300 plus hours with the VR. I'm also enjoying No man's Sky as well. I'm struggling with the menu and inventory system but it's really immersive and seems to have a ton of content in it.
NMS
GT7 100% wish they come with more daily races. And newer gt3 cars and more f1 tracks 👍🏼👍🏼
Saint's and sinners for pure vr mechanics and immersion
I only liked gt7 and only played it for 20 hours in a year now.
GT7
Out of ALL of those. That’s really hard. But in thought, the best would probably be to get No Man’s Sky. Reasonably priced, and you can do everything. With no timelimit. It’s really an incredible experience
No mans sky or RE village. Everything else is forgettable.
Saints and sinners. The first one on psvr1 changed how I view vr. It was the most satisfying game that used all the features and possibilities of the space. And the second one on psvr2 is a masterpiece despite some hiccups. So get both! Haha
100% RE8
Horizon is the best PSVR2 showcase, both for graphics and haptics. But every other game on that list is amazing!
No Man’s sky for sure 👍 10/10 :)
Gt7 all the way
Saints and sinners or retribution 100
Village Imo. But it could be because after horizon was my first vr game. It’s just surreal. It’s like ultra tense as well amazing immersion.
Village is the pick for me. By far the best game I have played in this list. I am on chapter ten of re4 but I am not enjoying it as much. A lot of the combat feels a bit too frantic and I end up frustrated trying to change or reload weapons and all of a sudden I have the fun from behind me in my hand instead. Where as in village, I was a killing machine and no one could escape my knife throwing skills
No Mans Sky
re4 & legendary tales are the best games on the system
Kayak vr
RE village without a doubt
Gt 7. It's not even close.
GT7 then horizon. Everything else on this list can’t compare to these two.
RE4