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Sappykun: /* Modern Computers / Other */

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All of these recommendations come from /v/ (or at least should be).

Expect tastes that may not match your own, a healthy serving of hateful language, and punishing standards of quality.

We hate so hard because we love video games so much.

If you'd like to contribute, see the [[Contribution Guide]]

If /v/ is going nuts over a new release or an unburied gem from the past or you can contribute to one of our lists, we appreciate it.

Check out [[emugen:Main Page|Emulation General Wiki]] for emulation recommendations and [[gtw:Main Page|Game Tech Wiki]] for system repair and mod info.
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[[:Category:Genre Lists|Recommendations by genre and interests]]

[[Systems with no recommended games]]

[[:Category:Guides|Guides]]

[[:Category:Helpful Lists|Helpful lists]]

[[emugen:Notable ports|Notable ports]]

[[Strategy guides|Game strategy guides]]
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==Modern Systems==
[[Image:Icon Nintendo Switch2.png|32px|link=Nintendo Switch 2]] [[Nintendo Switch 2]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Nintendo Switch.png|32px|link=Nintendo Switch]] [[Nintendo Switch]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sony PlayStation 5.png|32px|link=Sony PlayStation 5]] [[Sony PlayStation 5]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Microsoft Xbox Series X.png|32px|link=Microsoft Xbox Series X and Series S]] [[Microsoft Xbox Series X and Series S|Xbox Series X|S]]
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==Mobile==
[[Image:Icon Apple iOS.png|32px|link=IOS]] [[Apple iOS|Apple iOS (iPhone / iPod / iPad)]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Google Android.png|32px|link=Google Android]] [[Google Android]]
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==Modern Computers / Other==
[[Image:Icon Microsoft Windows 11.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows]] [[Microsoft Windows]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Apple Mac OS Finder.png|32px|link=Apple macOS]] [[Apple macOS]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Linux.png|32px|link=Linux]] [[Linux]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Arcade.png|32px|link=Arcade games]] [[Arcade games]]
<br />[[Image:VR logo.png|32px|link=VR games]] [[VR games]]
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==Eighth Gen Consoles==
[[Image:Icon Nintendo Wii U.png|32px|link=Nintendo Wii U]] [[Nintendo Wii U]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sony PlayStation 4.png|32px|link=Sony PlayStation 4]] [[Sony PlayStation 4]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Microsoft Xbox One.png|32px|link=Microsoft Xbox One]] [[Microsoft Xbox One]]
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==Eighth Gen Handhelds==
[[Image:Icon Nintendo 3DS.png|32px|link=Nintendo 3DS]] [[Nintendo 3DS]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sony PlayStation Vita.png|32px|link=Sony PlayStation Vita]] [[Sony PlayStation Vita]]
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==2010s Computers / Other==
[[Image:Icon Microsoft Windows 10.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows/Windows 10]] [[Microsoft Windows/Windows 10|Microsoft Windows 10]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Microsoft Windows 8.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows/Windows 8]] [[Microsoft Windows/Windows 8|Microsoft Windows 8]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Microsoft Windows Phone.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows Phone]] [[Microsoft Windows Phone]]
<br />[[Image:Icon BlackBerry.png|32px|link=BlackBerry]] [[BlackBerry]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Ouya.png|32px|link=Ouya]] [[Ouya]]
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==Seventh Gen Consoles==
[[Image:Icon Nintendo Wii.png|32px|link=Nintendo Wii]] [[Nintendo Wii]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sony PlayStation 3.png|32px|link=Sony PlayStation 3]] [[Sony PlayStation 3]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Microsoft Xbox 360.png|32px|Microsoft Xbox 360]] [[Microsoft Xbox 360]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Tectoy Zeebo.png|32px|link=Tectoy Zeebo]] [[Tectoy Zeebo]]
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==Seventh Gen Handhelds==
[[Image:Icon Nintendo DS.png|32px|link=Nintendo DS]] [[Nintendo DS]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sony PlayStation Portable.png|32px|link=Sony PlayStation Portable]] [[Sony PlayStation Portable]]
<br />[[Image:Icon GPH Caanoo.png|32px|link=GPH Caanoo]] [[GPH Caanoo]]
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==Late 2000s Computers / Other==
[[Image:Icon Microsoft Windows 7.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows/Windows 7]] [[Microsoft Windows/Windows 7|Microsoft Windows 7]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Microsoft Windows Vista.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows/Windows Vista]] [[Microsoft Windows/Windows Vista|Microsoft Windows Vista]]
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==Sixth Gen Consoles==
[[Image:Icon Sega Dreamcast.png|32px|link=Sega Dreamcast]] [[Sega Dreamcast]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Nintendo Gamecube.png|32px|link=Nintendo GameCube]] [[Nintendo GameCube]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sony PlayStation 2.png|32px|link=Sony PlayStation 2]] [[Sony PlayStation 2]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Microsoft Xbox.png|32px|link=Microsoft Xbox]] [[Microsoft Xbox]]
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==Sixth Gen Handhelds==
[[Image:Icon Nintendo Game Boy Advance.png|32px|link=Nintendo Game Boy Advance]] [[Nintendo Game Boy Advance]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Bandai Wonderswan.png|32px|link=Bandai WonderSwan]] [[Bandai WonderSwan]] / [[Bandai WonderSwan/WonderWitch|WonderWitch]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Game Park GP32.png|32px|link=Game Park GP32]] [[Game Park GP32]]
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==Early 2000s Computers / Other==
[[Image:Icon Microsoft Windows XP.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows/Windows XP]] [[Microsoft Windows/Windows XP|Microsoft Windows XP]]
<br />[[Image:Icon VM Labs Nuon.png|32px|link=VM Labs Nuon]] [[VM Labs Nuon]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Palm OS.png|32px|link=Palm OS]] [[Palm OS|Palm OS / Tapwave Zodiac]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Java.png|32px|link=Java ME mobile phones]] [[Java ME mobile phones]]
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==Fifth Gen Consoles==
[[Image:Icon Sega Saturn.png|32px|link=Sega Saturn]] [[Sega Saturn]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Nintendo 64.png|32px|link=Nintendo 64]] [[Nintendo 64]] / [[Nintendo 64/64DD|64DD]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sony PlayStation.png|32px|link=Sony PlayStation]] [[Sony PlayStation]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Commodore Amiga CD32.png|32px|link=Commodore Amiga CD32]] [[Commodore Amiga CD32]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Capcom Power System Changer.png|32px]] [[Capcom Power System Changer]]
<br />[[Image:Icon 3DO FZ-1.png|32px|link=3DO Interactive Multiplayer]] [[3DO Interactive Multiplayer]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Atari Jaguar.png|32px|link=Atari Jaguar]] [[Atari Jaguar]] / [[Atari Jaguar/Jaguar CD|CD]]
<br />[[Image:Icon SNK Neo Geo CD.png|32px|link=SNK Neo Geo CD]] [[SNK Neo Geo CD]]
<br />[[Image:Icon NEC PC-FX.png|32px|link=NEC PC-FX]] [[NEC PC-FX]]

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==Fifth Gen Handhelds==
[[Image:Icon Nintendo Game Boy Color.png|32px|link=Nintendo Game Boy Color]] [[Nintendo Game Boy Color]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Nintendo Virtual Boy.png|32px|link=Nintendo Virtual Boy]] [[Nintendo Virtual Boy]]
<br />[[Image:Icon SNK Neo Geo Pocket.png|32px|link=SNK Neo Geo Pocket]] [[SNK Neo Geo Pocket]]
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==Late 1990s Computers / Other==
[[Image:Icon Microsoft Windows 98.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows/Windows 98]] [[Microsoft Windows/Windows 98|Microsoft Windows 98]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Microsoft Windows 95.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows/Windows 95]] [[Microsoft Windows/Windows 95|Microsoft Windows 95]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Apple Pippin.png|32px|link=Apple Pippin]] [[Apple Pippin]]
<br />[[Image:Icon BeOS.png|32px|link=BeOS]] [[BeOS]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Nokia Symbian.png|32px|link=Nokia Symbian]] [[Nokia Symbian]]
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==Fourth Gen Consoles==
[[Image:Icon Nintendo Super NES.png|32px|link=Super Nintendo Entertainment System]] [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Nintendo Entertainment System / Super Famicom]] / [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System/Satellaview|Satellaview]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sega Mega Drive.png|32px|link=Sega Mega Drive ⧸ Genesis]] [[Sega Mega Drive ⧸ Genesis|Sega Mega Drive / Genesis]] / [[Sega Mega Drive ⧸ Genesis/Mega-CD|Mega-CD]] / [[Sega Mega Drive ⧸ Genesis/32X|32X]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Pioneer LaserActive.png|32px|link=Pioneer LaserActive]] [[Pioneer LaserActive]]
<br />[[Image:Icon SNK Neo Geo.png|32px|link=SNK Neo Geo]] [[SNK Neo Geo]]
<br />[[Image:Icon NEC Turbografx-16.png|32px|link=NEC TurboGrafx-16]] [[NEC TurboGrafx-16]] / [[NEC TurboGrafx-16/TurboGrafx-CD|CD]]
<br />[[Image:Icon NEC Supergrafx.png|32px|link=NEC SuperGrafx]] [[NEC SuperGrafx]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sharp X68000.png|32px|link=Sharp X68000]] [[Sharp X68000]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Funtech Super Acan.png|32px|link=Funtech Super A'Can]] [[Funtech Super A'Can]]
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==Fourth Gen Handhelds==
[[Image:Icon Nintendo Game Boy.png|32px|link=Nintendo Game Boy]] [[Nintendo Game Boy]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sega Game Gear.png|32px|link=Sega Game Gear]] [[Sega Game Gear]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Watara Supervision.png|32px|link=Watara Supervision]] [[Watara Supervision]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Atari Lynx.png|32px|link=Atari Lynx]] [[Atari Lynx]]
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==Early 1990s Computers / Other==
[[Image:Icon Microsoft Windows Early.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows/Early Windows]] [[Microsoft Windows/Early Windows|Early Windows]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Philips CD-i.png|32px|link=Philips CD-i]] [[Philips CD-i]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Fujitsu FM Towns.png|32px|link=Fujitsu FM Towns]] [[Fujitsu FM Towns]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Acorn RISC OS.png|32px|link=Acorn RISC OS]] [[Acorn RISC OS]]
<br />[[Image:Icon IBM OS2.png|32px|link=IBM OS⧸2]] [[IBM OS⧸2]]
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==Third Gen Consoles==
[[Image:Icon Sega Master System.png|32px|link=Sega Master System]] [[Sega Master System]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Nintendo NES.png|32px|link=Nintendo Entertainment System]] [[Nintendo Entertainment System|Nintendo Entertainment System / Famicom]] / [[Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom Disk System|Disk System]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Atari 7800.png|32px|link=Atari 7800]] [[Atari 7800]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Commodore 64.png|32px|link=Commodore 64]] [[Commodore 64]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Epoch Super Cassette Vision.png|32px|link=Epoch Super Cassette Vision]] [[Epoch Super Cassette Vision]]
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==Late 1980s Computers==
[[Image:Icon Microsoft MS-DOS.png|32px|link=Microsoft Windows/MS-DOS]] [[Microsoft Windows/MS-DOS|MS-DOS]]
<br />[[Image:Icon MSX.png|32px|link=MSX]] [[MSX]] / [[MSX/MSX2|MSX2]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Commodore Amiga.png|32px|link=Commodore Amiga]] [[Commodore Amiga]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Atari ST.png|32px|link=Atari ST]] [[Atari ST]]
<br />[[Image:Icon NEC NEC PC-98.png|32px|link=NEC PC-98]] [[NEC PC-98]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Fujitsu FM7.png|32px|link=Fujitsu FM-7]] [[Fujitsu FM-7]]
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==Late 1980s Computers / Other==
[[Image:Icon Happy Mac classic.png|32px|link=Apple Macintosh]] [[Apple Macintosh]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Amstrad CPC.png|32px|link=Amstrad CPC]] [[Amstrad CPC]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sinclair ZX Spectrum.png|32px|link=Sinclair ZX Spectrum]] [[Sinclair ZX Spectrum]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Sharp X1.png|32px|link=Sharp X1]] [[Sharp X1]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Commodore 16.png|32px|link=Commodore 264]] [[Commodore 264|Commodore 264 / TED (C16 / Plus/4)]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Action Max.png|32px|link=WoW Action Max]] [[WoW Action Max]]
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==Second Gen Consoles==
[[Image:Icon Sega SG-1000.png|32px|link=Sega SG-1000]] [[Sega SG-1000]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Atari 2600.png|32px|link=Atari 2600]] [[Atari 2600]] / [[Atari 2600/Supercharger|Supercharger]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Atari 5200.png|32px|link=Atari 5200]] [[Atari 5200]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Colecovision.png|32px|link=ColecoVision]] [[ColecoVision]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Milton Bradley Vectrex.png|32px|link=Milton Bradley Vectrex]] [[Milton Bradley Vectrex]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Magnavox Odyssey 2.png|32px|link=Magnavox Odyssey²]] [[Magnavox Odyssey²]]
<br />[[Image:Icon RCA Studio II.png|32px|link=RCA Studio II]] [[RCA Studio II]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Channel F.png|32px|link=Fairchild Channel F]] [[Fairchild Channel F]]
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==Second Gen Handhelds==
[[Image:Icon Nintendo Nintendo Game And Watch.png|32px|link=Nintendo Game & Watch]] [[Nintendo Game & Watch]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Milton Bradley Microvision.png|32px|link=Milton Bradley Microvision]] [[Milton Bradley Microvision]]
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==Early 1980s Computers / Other==
[[Image:Icon Acorn BBC Micro.png|32px|link=Acorn BBC Micro]] [[Acorn BBC Micro]]
<br />[[Image:Icon NEC PC-88.png|32px|link=NEC PC-88]] [[NEC PC-88]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Apple II.png|32px|link=Apple II]] [[Apple II]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Mattel Intellivision.png|32px|link=Mattel Intellivison]] [[Mattel Intellivison]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Commodore VIC 20.png|32px|link=Commodore VIC-20]] [[Commodore VIC-20]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Atari 400.png|32px|link=Atari 8-bit]] [[Atari 8-bit|Atari 400 / 800 / XL]]
<br />[[Image:Icon Mattel Aquarius.png|32px|link=Mattel Aquarius]] [[Mattel Aquarius]]
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==First Gen Consoles==
[[Image:Icon Coleco Telstar.png|32px|link=Coleco Telstar]] [[Coleco Telstar]]
<br /> [[Image:Icon Magnavox Odyssey.png|32px]] [[Magnavox Odyssey]]
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Sappykun: Taken from https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/vr_17468988

== Summary ==
Taken from https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/vr_17468988

VR games

2026-07-10T04:19:30Z

Sappykun: Not available on PC-VR AFAIK

[[File:Vr in a nutshell.png|center|480px]]

Virtual Reality (VR) games are designed to be played using a compatible headset and motion controllers. The headset is essentially a brick you strap to your head with two monitors inside for each eye. The headset tracks your head motions and controller position/orientation, which gives the illusion you're standing in and interacting with a virtual world. It's a novelty that never really took off, but it's a fun novelty.

== Which headset should I get? ==

There are two types of headsets you can pick up: PC-VR headsets and standalone headsets. PC-VR headsets only work if you have the prerequisite hardware, including a beefy PC and a good 5/6 GHz router, so they're basically just very expensive controllers. Standalone headsets are pretty much portable consoles in their own right; you can install games directly on the headset itself and play them with no need for a PC. Most of the standalone headsets run on some flavor of Android, meaning you can play most mobile games on them, sideload APKs, and muck around with the bootloader if you're into that kind of stuff. Standalone headsets also support playing PC-VR games via streaming apps like Steam Link, so they're more versatile.

While high-end VR headsets with full-body tracking (FBT) and face/eye tracking setups are prohibitively expensive, the standalone headsets are typically much cheaper, especially if you can find them used. For most games, you only need a headset and controllers. FBT and whatnot are only useful if you're looking to ERP in VRChat. You're getting a headset for games... right?

=== Headset comparison ===

This is a brief look at headsets currently on the market as of July 2026. Older headsets like the original Oculus Rift and HTC Vive are not included, but you can look up the specs for those and compare them to this table if you find a used set somewhere and want to make sure they're worth the price.

Supplemental reading: [https://rentry.org/vrgheadsets /vg/'s headset guide]

{|class="wikitable sortable"
! Headset !! MSRP (USD) !! Resolution (per eye) !! Refresh rate !! Lens type !! Display type !! Standalone
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|Meta Quest 3S
|$299
|1832 x 1920
|120 Hz
|Fresnel
|LCD
|Yes
|-
|PlayStation VR2
|$399
|2000 x 2040
|120 Hz
|Fresnel
|OLED
|No
|-
|Meta Quest 3
|$499
|2064 x 2208
|120 Hz
|Pancake
|LCD
|Yes
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|Pimax Crystal Light
|$799
|2880 x 2880
|120 Hz
|Aspheric
|QLED + Mini-LED
|No
|-
|HTC Vive Pro 2
|$799
|2448 x 2448
|120 Hz
|Fresnel
|LCD
|No
|-
|HTC Vive Focus Vision
|$999
|2448 x 2448
|90 Hz
|Fresnel
|LCD
|Yes
|-
|Valve Index
|$999
|1440 x 1600
|144 Hz
|Fresnel
|LCD
|No
|-
|Bigscreen Beyond 2
|$1,019
|2560 x 2560
|90 Hz
|Pancake
|micro-OLED
|No
|}

Fresnel lenses are slightly blurry around the edges of the display. The 3D effect is more pronounced.

Pancake lenses are considered to be much superior to Fresnel lenses in terms of visual clarity. They have a much larger "sweet spot", meaning less image distortion around the edges of the display. They are smaller than Fresnel lenses which affects the size/weight of the headset itself, but they aren't as bright and the 3D effect is less pronounced.

Aspheric lenses are also higher quality than standard Fresnel lenses, but they are bulky and much more expensive.

=== Ready to sell your soul to Zuckerberg? ===

The Meta Quest line of headsets are probably the cheapest on the market currently with the highest number of compatible games, and as of 2026 you can snag a used one in excellent condition for less than $200. There are a lot of clueless parents who pay full price for Quests for their children, who then proceed to use the headset once or twice before stuffing it in a closet and never touching it again.

A Quest requires a Meta account and the Meta Horizon app, which means you'll need a smartphone or some other Android/iOS machine for setup if the headset has been factory reset. If you're willing to overlook that this is a Facebook product with built-in constantly-on cameras, and that you'll be allowing it into your home, you can use a burner email (from a reputable service like Gmail or Hotmail, proton.me emails will trigger the face verification check and cock.li emails probably will too) to make a throwaway account. Once you install the app and link it to your headset, enable developer mode on the headset. This will let you sideload APKs, which means you can run homebrew apps and [https://qpmegathread.top/ completely legally obtained] games.

If this is your first VR headset and you choose to go this route, look into picking up a used Quest 3S for ~$150. The 3S is basically just 3's hardware with 2's lenses. Upgrade to a Quest 3 or a Pico 4 at your discretion, or factory reset and resell it if you find VR isn't your thing. Given the number of used Quests on the market, good luck with that.

== Games ==

Notes:

* When adding a game to this table, check if the game is available on Steam, Viveport, the Meta store, and the Pico store.
* Steam and Viveport games are PC-VR titles, while Quest and Pico games are standalone titles available on the Quest and Pico device lines respectively.
* Supplemental reading: [https://rentry.org/gxrov /vg/'s recommended VR games]

=== Official games ===

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!Genre
!Description
!PC-VR
!Standalone
!Screenshot
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!A Fisherman's Tale
|Puzzle
|A cute, charming game about a fisherman puppet who builds models and tells stories. The game is set inside a model fishing cabin which has a model of the same cabin inside. You can shrink yourself by stepping out of the cabin, or make objects larger/smaller by dropping them into or pulling them out of the smaller model.<br/>This game is extremely, EXTREMELY short. You'll probably finish it within an hour. Still worth a playthrough regardless.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/559330/A_Fishermans_Tale/ Steam], [https://www.viveport.com/apps/ae4ab155-77a4-4425-83f8-373f2e4bffc1 Viveport]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/a-fishermans-tale/2299967930057156/ Meta], [https://store-global.picoxr.com/global/detail/1/2746 Pico]
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!A Fisherman's Tale 2
|Puzzle
|Like the first game, but without the recursion gimmick. You can launch your hands at objects far away and control them individually, exchange your hands with tools like a crab claw to cut ropes or a pirate's hook to grapple, and throw your head to different vantage points to change your view.<br/>Thankfully longer than the first game.</br><i>Note: This game is also called "Another Fisherman's Tale" on the Viveport store.</i>
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/2096570/A_Fishermans_Tale_2/ Steam], [https://www.viveport.com/apps/d6dddc13-712c-4881-99a7-420497706636 Viveport]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/a-fishermans-tale-2/4543286815791830/ Meta]
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!Beat Saber
|Rhythm
|A DDR/Guitar Hero style game where you swing two light-sabers to slice and stab blocks while music plays. Some songs have walls you need to dodge by moving your head.<br/>Try to get a version of the game that lets you mod in your own songs, because the default track selection sucks. Modding on the Meta version will require sideloading the APK.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/620980/Beat_Saber/ Steam]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/beat-saber/2448060205267927/ Meta]
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!Pistol Whip
|Gallery shooter
|A fast-paced arcade game where you move down a corridor and have to shoot gunmen before they shoot you. Move your head to dodge bullets and walls, and time your shots to the beat of the music for extra points.<br/>For such a simple premise, the gameplay is quite engaging and the music fucking slaps.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1079800/Pistol_Whip/ Steam]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/pistol-whip/2104963472963790/ Meta]
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!Resident Evil 4 VR
|Survival horror
|The original 2005 Resident Evil 4, but with VR controls. Features manual reloading mechanics and the ability to "grab" weapons off your own body. The enemies are more aggressive with throwing weapons since you can dodge projectiles by moving your head. Surprisingly immersive and polished, though the cutscenes are pre-rendered and some animations briefly switch to third-person when executed.<br/>Exclusive to Quest.
|
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/resident-evil-4/2637179839719680/ Meta]
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!Serious Sam 3 VR: BFE
|Horde shooter
|It's Serious Sam BFE's campaign, but in VR. You can dual-wield weapons, the game's main gimmick. Sprinting, reloading, and glory kills have been removed, but the pistol and shotguns both receive massive firerate buffs to the point of being overpowered. The two secret weapons are STILL secrets for some reason.<br/>This version is standalone and distinct from the PC/Fusion versions. Owning this on Steam unlocks VR controls for BFE through Fusion, letting you play workshop mods for BFE Fusion in VR.<br/>The standalone game hasn't received any updates since 2018, so support for newer headsets might be spotty. Has a tendency to disconnect Meta Quest controllers if they're set down or tapped together, requiring the game to be restarted. Still playable and enjoyable despite technical hiccups.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/567670/Serious_Sam_3_VR_BFE/ Steam]
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!SUPERHOT VR
|Gallery shooter
|One of the flagship VR titles; the main campaign is only an hour long and mostly serves as a tech demo for VR controls, but is still fun regardless.<br/>Take out the targets before they take you out. You can either shoot them with guns, throw objects at them, or punch them if all else fails. The game's speed is tied to the motion of your head and hands, so you can effectively pause time while standing still and plan your movements.<br/>An update late in the game's lifespan removed a bunch of content, notably a scene where you need to shoot yourself to progress, so try to find a version of the game released prior to 1.0.22.1.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/617830/SUPERHOT_VR/ Steam], [https://www.viveport.com/apps/75b2b271-f432-4c2c-9090-7fb1f60f0d88 Viveport]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/superhot-vr/1921533091289407/ Meta], [https://store-global.picoxr.com/global/detail/1/1631 Pico]
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!VRChat
|Social
|A social interaction hub where you put on an anime girl skin and try to control your AGP.<br/>This is essentially Garry's Mod for VR. The game is built on user-created content, which means there are lots of worlds with unique experiences like go-kart racing, target shooting, or just watching Youtube videos together. You can also search for and equip a lot of user-uploaded avatars, or even upload your own if you install the Unity editor.<br/>Because of the customisability, VRChat has a reputation for being filled with ERPing degenerates (because it's filled with ERPing degenerates). If you can look past this and have a few friends who want to join you, it's a pretty fun experience regardless. Just stay out of the public worlds.<br/>Available for free on both PC and Quest, though the Quest version is very limited since a lot of high-detail avatars are PC only. You can also download it on iOS or the Google Play Store, but why would you do that?
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/438100/VRChat/ Steam], [https://www.viveport.com/apps/469fbcbb-bfde-40b5-a7d4-381249d387cd Viveport]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/vrchat/1856672347794301/ Meta], [https://store-global.picoxr.com/global/detail/1/7288745304105664518 Pico], [https://www.viveport.com/apps/4b5187b8-004c-473c-9219-258c3ea8e255 Viveport]
|{{External Image
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=== Mods or homebrew ===

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!Title
!Genre
!Description
!PC-VR
!Standalone
!Screenshot
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|[[File:Lamba1vr_logo.png|200px]]
!Lambda1VR
|Action/Adventure
|A homebrew port of the Half-Life 1 campaign, including Opposing Force and Blue Shift, based on the Xash3D engine. A bit rough around the edges, with quirks like not being able to reload your gun manually until you empty the magazine, but it runs well on Quest.<br/>Requires an APK sideloader and the original files for Half-Life + expansions.
|
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/70/HalfLife/ Asset files]<br/>[https://www.lambda1vr.com/ Quest files]
|[[File:Lambda1vr_screenshot.jpg|360px]]
|}

VR games

2026-07-10T04:16:55Z

Sappykun: Created page with "480px Virtual Reality (VR) games are designed to be played using a compatible headset and motion controllers. The headset is essentially a brick you strap to your head with two monitors inside for each eye. The headset tracks your head motions and controller position/orientation, which gives the illusion you're standing in and interacting with a virtual world. It's a novelty that never really took off, but it's a fun novelty. == Whi..."

[[File:Vr in a nutshell.png|center|480px]]

Virtual Reality (VR) games are designed to be played using a compatible headset and motion controllers. The headset is essentially a brick you strap to your head with two monitors inside for each eye. The headset tracks your head motions and controller position/orientation, which gives the illusion you're standing in and interacting with a virtual world. It's a novelty that never really took off, but it's a fun novelty.

== Which headset should I get? ==

There are two types of headsets you can pick up: PC-VR headsets and standalone headsets. PC-VR headsets only work if you have the prerequisite hardware, including a beefy PC and a good 5/6 GHz router, so they're basically just very expensive controllers. Standalone headsets are pretty much portable consoles in their own right; you can install games directly on the headset itself and play them with no need for a PC. Most of the standalone headsets run on some flavor of Android, meaning you can play most mobile games on them, sideload APKs, and muck around with the bootloader if you're into that kind of stuff. Standalone headsets also support playing PC-VR games via streaming apps like Steam Link, so they're more versatile.

While high-end VR headsets with full-body tracking (FBT) and face/eye tracking setups are prohibitively expensive, the standalone headsets are typically much cheaper, especially if you can find them used. For most games, you only need a headset and controllers. FBT and whatnot are only useful if you're looking to ERP in VRChat. You're getting a headset for games... right?

=== Headset comparison ===

This is a brief look at headsets currently on the market as of July 2026. Older headsets like the original Oculus Rift and HTC Vive are not included, but you can look up the specs for those and compare them to this table if you find a used set somewhere and want to make sure they're worth the price.

Supplemental reading: [https://rentry.org/vrgheadsets /vg/'s headset guide]

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! Headset !! MSRP (USD) !! Resolution (per eye) !! Refresh rate !! Lens type !! Display type !! Standalone
|-
|Meta Quest 3S
|$299
|1832 x 1920
|120 Hz
|Fresnel
|LCD
|Yes
|-
|PlayStation VR2
|$399
|2000 x 2040
|120 Hz
|Fresnel
|OLED
|No
|-
|Meta Quest 3
|$499
|2064 x 2208
|120 Hz
|Pancake
|LCD
|Yes
|-
|Pimax Crystal Light
|$799
|2880 x 2880
|120 Hz
|Aspheric
|QLED + Mini-LED
|No
|-
|HTC Vive Pro 2
|$799
|2448 x 2448
|120 Hz
|Fresnel
|LCD
|No
|-
|HTC Vive Focus Vision
|$999
|2448 x 2448
|90 Hz
|Fresnel
|LCD
|Yes
|-
|Valve Index
|$999
|1440 x 1600
|144 Hz
|Fresnel
|LCD
|No
|-
|Bigscreen Beyond 2
|$1,019
|2560 x 2560
|90 Hz
|Pancake
|micro-OLED
|No
|}

Fresnel lenses are slightly blurry around the edges of the display. The 3D effect is more pronounced.

Pancake lenses are considered to be much superior to Fresnel lenses in terms of visual clarity. They have a much larger "sweet spot", meaning less image distortion around the edges of the display. They are smaller than Fresnel lenses which affects the size/weight of the headset itself, but they aren't as bright and the 3D effect is less pronounced.

Aspheric lenses are also higher quality than standard Fresnel lenses, but they are bulky and much more expensive.

=== Ready to sell your soul to Zuckerberg? ===

The Meta Quest line of headsets are probably the cheapest on the market currently with the highest number of compatible games, and as of 2026 you can snag a used one in excellent condition for less than $200. There are a lot of clueless parents who pay full price for Quests for their children, who then proceed to use the headset once or twice before stuffing it in a closet and never touching it again.

A Quest requires a Meta account and the Meta Horizon app, which means you'll need a smartphone or some other Android/iOS machine for setup if the headset has been factory reset. If you're willing to overlook that this is a Facebook product with built-in constantly-on cameras, and that you'll be allowing it into your home, you can use a burner email (from a reputable service like Gmail or Hotmail, proton.me emails will trigger the face verification check and cock.li emails probably will too) to make a throwaway account. Once you install the app and link it to your headset, enable developer mode on the headset. This will let you sideload APKs, which means you can run homebrew apps and [https://qpmegathread.top/ completely legally obtained] games.

If this is your first VR headset and you choose to go this route, look into picking up a used Quest 3S for ~$150. The 3S is basically just 3's hardware with 2's lenses. Upgrade to a Quest 3 or a Pico 4 at your discretion, or factory reset and resell it if you find VR isn't your thing. Given the number of used Quests on the market, good luck with that.

== Games ==

Notes:

* When adding a game to this table, check if the game is available on Steam, Viveport, the Meta store, and the Pico store.
* Steam and Viveport games are PC-VR titles, while Quest and Pico games are standalone titles available on the Quest and Pico device lines respectively.
* Supplemental reading: [https://rentry.org/gxrov /vg/'s recommended VR games]

=== Official games ===

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!Description
!PC-VR
!Standalone
!Screenshot
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|{{External Image
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!A Fisherman's Tale
|Puzzle
|A cute, charming game about a fisherman puppet who builds models and tells stories. The game is set inside a model fishing cabin which has a model of the same cabin inside. You can shrink yourself by stepping out of the cabin, or make objects larger/smaller by dropping them into or pulling them out of the smaller model.<br/>This game is extremely, EXTREMELY short. You'll probably finish it within an hour. Still worth a playthrough regardless.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/559330/A_Fishermans_Tale/ Steam], [https://www.viveport.com/apps/ae4ab155-77a4-4425-83f8-373f2e4bffc1 Viveport]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/a-fishermans-tale/2299967930057156/ Meta], [https://store-global.picoxr.com/global/detail/1/2746 Pico]
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!A Fisherman's Tale 2
|Puzzle
|Like the first game, but without the recursion gimmick. You can launch your hands at objects far away and control them individually, exchange your hands with tools like a crab claw to cut ropes or a pirate's hook to grapple, and throw your head to different vantage points to change your view.<br/>Thankfully longer than the first game.</br><i>Note: This game is also called "Another Fisherman's Tale" on the Viveport store.</i>
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/2096570/A_Fishermans_Tale_2/ Steam], [https://www.viveport.com/apps/d6dddc13-712c-4881-99a7-420497706636 Viveport]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/a-fishermans-tale-2/4543286815791830/ Meta]
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!Beat Saber
|Rhythm
|A DDR/Guitar Hero style game where you swing two light-sabers to slice and stab blocks while music plays. Some songs have walls you need to dodge by moving your head.<br/>Try to get a version of the game that lets you mod in your own songs, because the default track selection sucks. Modding on the Meta version will require sideloading the APK.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/620980/Beat_Saber/ Steam]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/beat-saber/2448060205267927/ Meta]
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!Pistol Whip
|Gallery shooter
|A fast-paced arcade game where you move down a corridor and have to shoot gunmen before they shoot you. Move your head to dodge bullets and walls, and time your shots to the beat of the music for extra points.<br/>For such a simple premise, the gameplay is quite engaging and the music fucking slaps.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1079800/Pistol_Whip/ Steam]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/pistol-whip/2104963472963790/ Meta]
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|{{External Image
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!Resident Evil 4 VR
|Survival horror
|The original 2005 Resident Evil 4, but with VR controls. Features manual reloading mechanics and the ability to "grab" weapons off your own body. The enemies are more aggressive with throwing weapons since you can dodge projectiles by moving your head. Surprisingly immersive and polished, though the cutscenes are pre-rendered and some animations briefly switch to third-person when executed.<br/>Exclusive to Quest.
|
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/resident-evil-4/2637179839719680/ Meta]
|{{External Image
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|-
|{{External Image
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|thumb=https://images.igdb.com/igdb/image/upload/t_cover_big/co24s5.webp
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!Serious Sam 3 VR: BFE
|Horde shooter
|It's Serious Sam BFE's campaign, but in VR. You can dual-wield weapons, the game's main gimmick. Sprinting, reloading, and glory kills have been removed, but the pistol and shotguns both receive massive firerate buffs to the point of being overpowered. The two secret weapons are STILL secrets for some reason.<br/>This version is standalone and distinct from the PC/Fusion versions. Owning this on Steam unlocks VR controls for BFE through Fusion, letting you play workshop mods for BFE Fusion in VR.<br/>The standalone game hasn't received any updates since 2018, so support for newer headsets might be spotty. Has a tendency to disconnect Meta Quest controllers if they're set down or tapped together, requiring the game to be restarted. Still playable and enjoyable despite technical hiccups.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/567670/Serious_Sam_3_VR_BFE/ Steam]
|
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|-
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!SUPERHOT VR
|Gallery shooter
|One of the flagship VR titles; the main campaign is only an hour long and mostly serves as a tech demo for VR controls, but is still fun regardless.<br/>Take out the targets before they take you out. You can either shoot them with guns, throw objects at them, or punch them if all else fails. The game's speed is tied to the motion of your head and hands, so you can effectively pause time while standing still and plan your movements.<br/>An update late in the game's lifespan removed a bunch of content, notably a scene where you need to shoot yourself to progress, so try to find a version of the game released prior to 1.0.22.1.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/617830/SUPERHOT_VR/ Steam], [https://www.viveport.com/apps/75b2b271-f432-4c2c-9090-7fb1f60f0d88 Viveport]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/superhot-vr/1921533091289407/ Meta], [https://store-global.picoxr.com/global/detail/1/1631 Pico]
|{{External Image
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|-
|{{External Image
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|thumb=https://images.igdb.com/igdb/image/upload/t_cover_big/cobuhu.webp
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!VRChat
|Social
|A social interaction hub where you put on an anime girl skin and try to control your AGP.<br/>This is essentially Garry's Mod for VR. The game is built on user-created content, which means there are lots of worlds with unique experiences like go-kart racing, target shooting, or just watching Youtube videos together. You can also search for and equip a lot of user-uploaded avatars, or even upload your own if you install the Unity editor.<br/>Because of the customisability, VRChat has a reputation for being filled with ERPing degenerates (because it's filled with ERPing degenerates). If you can look past this and have a few friends who want to join you, it's a pretty fun experience regardless. Just stay out of the public worlds.<br/>Available for free on both PC and Quest, though the Quest version is very limited since a lot of high-detail avatars are PC only. You can also download it on iOS or the Google Play Store, but why would you do that?
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/438100/VRChat/ Steam], [https://www.viveport.com/apps/469fbcbb-bfde-40b5-a7d4-381249d387cd Viveport]
|[https://www.meta.com/experiences/vrchat/1856672347794301/ Meta], [https://store-global.picoxr.com/global/detail/1/7288745304105664518 Pico], [https://www.viveport.com/apps/4b5187b8-004c-473c-9219-258c3ea8e255 Viveport]
|{{External Image
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|}

=== Mods or homebrew ===

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|+
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!Cover Art
!Title
!Genre
!Description
!PC-VR
!Standalone
!Screenshot
|-
|[[File:Lamba1vr_logo.png|200px]]
!Lambda1VR
|Action/Adventure
|A homebrew port of the Half-Life 1 campaign, including Opposing Force and Blue Shift, based on the Xash3D engine. A bit rough around the edges, with quirks like not being able to reload your gun manually until you empty the magazine, but it runs well on Quest.<br/>Requires an APK sideloader and the original files for Half-Life + expansions.
|[https://store.steampowered.com/app/70/HalfLife/ Steam (required files)]
|[https://www.lambda1vr.com/ Quest]
|[[File:Lambda1vr_screenshot.jpg|360px]]
|}

File:Vr in a nutshell.png

2026-07-10T03:54:12Z

Sappykun: Because all the good pages have logos in the center.

== Summary ==
Because all the good pages have logos in the center.

File:Lambda1vr screenshot.jpg

2026-07-10T03:51:08Z

Sappykun: Lambda1VR screenshot from https://theeliteinstitute.net/2025/05/12/lambda1vr-meta-quest-3/

== Summary ==
Lambda1VR screenshot from https://theeliteinstitute.net/2025/05/12/lambda1vr-meta-quest-3/

File:Lamba1vr logo.png

2026-07-10T03:50:12Z

Sappykun: Lambda1VR mod logo

== Summary ==
Lambda1VR mod logo