It’s refreshing to always be just minutes away from experiencing something that would have seemed only possible in a science-fiction film a few years ago. Getting started was as simple as charging the headset, installing batteries in the Touch controllers, and downloading the Oculus app on my mobile phone. The Oculus Quest’s ease of use is its most appealing aspect. Its out-of-the-box accessibility doesn’t just raise the bar, it hurls it like a spear, shattering the barriers that previously kept the mainstream audience at arm’s length.įor many, those barriers are a high-end gaming PC, tedious installation of external cameras and tracking sensors, and the tangle of wires that tether the best VR experiences to a game console or computer. That speaks not just to the impressiveness of the tech, but the thought and care that’s gone into making it approachable to a more casual consumer. I didn’t need to dive into the Quest’s library of games and apps to see what it’s capable of. Meta Quest 2 is getting a former PlayStation VR exclusive and more this fall It’s a good showcase of the Quest’s potential, and you can grab it in the Oculus Store.A multiplayer Ghostbusters VR game is coming to PlayStation VR 2 and Meta Quest 2
Like Apex Construct, it feels more like a full game than some of the more self-contained titles on this list, and clearly takes some inspiration from the Zelda series: You roam a fantasy world with sword and shield in hand, slicing down enemies and gaining god-like powers to solve puzzles along the way. Journey of the Gods is one of the few games on this list that has yet to be released on any other platform, but I got a chance to try this game during the Quest’s press preview. Considering its competition, that’s a pretty compelling concept for only $19.99. You’ll collect items, upgrade your gear, and dispatch spider-like robots that shoot energy blasts. Equal parts exploration and frantic bow-and-arrow combat, Apex Construct tells a five hour story through a series of missions set in six different post-apocalyptic environments. If you’re unsatisfied by the “arcade-y” nature of many VR games, sink your teeth into Apex Construct ( no relation to Apex Legends).
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