Meeseeks, Rick's garage lab, and more, and marries them with a plethora of familiar but fun VR gameplay modes like environmental puzzles and shooting galleries.
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Owlchemy Labs, of Job Simulator fame (another entry on the list!) smartly takes the hallmarks of the show, like Mr.
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Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality is one of the best attempts at translating the wacky, hilarious TV series into the form of a video game. You can also try out Moss: Book 2, which came out this year. Your role is that of a giant, looming, benevolent ally of this darling mouse heroine, which is immediately more engrossing than the conventionally detached act of navigating a character through a video game level. Mechanically, it's all familiar enough to anyone who's played a video game in the last 30 years – you use the controller to move the adorable mouse protagonist Quill around the world – but in terms of presentation, Moss is stunning. With a small but realistic arsenal, Arizona Sunshine's gunplay is a treat amidst the need to loot for food and supplies, maintaining a tense loop as you battle your way through waves of the undead.Īt a glance from outside of VR, Moss looks like your standard 2.5-D puzzle platformer with gorgeous art direction, but when you've actually got the headset on, it clicks: it's like playing a puzzle-platformer if your head were inside the TV. If you're looking to truly answer whether you'd survive a zombie apocalypse, Arizona Sunshine is one of the more fun ways to test your skills out. It’s not the longest puzzle game out there, but it’s tricky and clever the whole way through. There’s tons of detail in The Room VR's worlds, and the fact that you’ll have a handful of puzzles to hop between at any given time makes them feel like an intertwining web of solutions waiting to be found – often relying on previous ones to find them. The “escape room” puzzle format of the long-running The Room series translates into VR seamlessly, giving you plenty of lovely puzzle boxes to poke and prod as you work your way through its increasingly complex (and creepy) challenges. to tailor the virtual greens to your comfort level. Everybody's Golf VR is best in short bursts, and offers a variety of setups - number of holes, clubs, etc.
Everybody's Golf VRĮverybody's Golf VR takes the beloved PlayStation franchise and throws it into VR for a time that, while brief, is fun for both newcomers to the links and seasoned pros. Walking into Wayne Manor, descending into the Batcave, and putting on Batman's cowl - only to then dance like a fool in the mirror - is as simultaneously cool, goofy, and memorable as most VR experiences that have come after it. Solving crimes as the Caped Crusader makes fun use of VR, but it's whenever Arkham VR really dives into the Dark Knight of it all that it shines. One of the oldest entries on this list, Batman: Arkham VR is still a strong introduction to the world of VR, largely because of how great it is to step into Batman's boots.
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