Visuals are outdated and seem based on the quest 1-2, missing most if not all DLC the original has. Still playable, but bit of a bummer overall.

Great platformer built for VR. Story is 5-7 Hours. Game requires a gamepad, still fantastic for what it is. Def recommended.

Incredible game. While enemies can get a bit repetitive, the great visuals, controls and combat loop make for an amazing experience. Length is around 11 hours.

Phenomenal tim burton style storybook horror game. Supports non-vr play, standing and seated. Playtime is around 5-6 hours long. Supports Motion controllers despite not advertised as such.

Gameplay-wise, plays great! However its noticeably low graphics (even for quest) might be a big turn-off. Supports co op. Written while still in early access, unsure if graphics will change.

A genius way of handling the purposefully difficult controls in VR. Hilarious game to play with friends. Works great, runs great. 6-11 hours of content. Includes extra dreams.

Gameplay is great in VR, but noticeably has some odd shadow glitches, recommend turning shadows to low. Otherwise a great sequel to Myst. 9-11 hour story. Supports smooth movement + turning.

Works fantastically in VR. 5-6 hour story, supports smooth moment and turning. Highly recommended.

Fully supports VR, includes smooth turning. Controls are a bit awkward and there are some bugs when playing in VR, but otherwise a great first attempt at VR integration.

Abandoned by the devs so its stuck in perpetual Early Access, not recommended.