Old Money by myself and Kapsyloffer. Hope you like it!

Hey so I'm just getting my quest 2 setup again after sitting for over a year. Needless to say, facebook went and broke everything I had setup in that time so it took awhile to get sidequest running and linked again. Now that it is; what are your all-time favourite free games on sidequest?

The game uses impossible spaces to let you simply walk around the game world using your feet, teleporting or stick movement (though the later is an option if you really want it). Really cool concept - highly recommended!

Launch trailer

App Lab

Steam

I´m new to the VR world. One thing I enjoy doing with my Pico is to use Wander and just enjoy foreign countries through the google streetview.

I was wondering though if there are ways to get to experience real places, but in 3D. I´m aware that it is unrealistic to expect such a thing at street view scale. But maybe it exists for single places?

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/443583

> * Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2456960/The_7th_Guest_VR/ > * Meta Quest: https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/5223884527630557/ > * PSVR2: https://store.playstation.com/concept/10008625 > >

I always wanted to try VR since 2017 but never had the money, but times have changed. I'm on dual boot (EndevaorOS + Win 10 IOT LTSC) and currently I'm thinking on waiting for the Valve Deckard which is definitely a huge overkill for me, or buy the DPVR E4 or buy into the Meta spyware.

Does anyone have experience with the E4 on Linux? I know that it supports SteamVR, but just to be sure since the website officially supports Windows.

I love this stuff. A bit beyond the scope of anything I could do, but nice to know it's possible.

Depending how far they can take this, it could open up the Meta Quest Pro as an interesting option for Vision OS development.

I ordered as they'll have a quest 3 adapter and it has the grip to putt feature. There are other options on Etsy too if you want something cheaper. Makes the have much more realistic.

Hi! I created this community in hope that one day people will switch to Lemmy. I knew centralized social networks like Reddit are evil and greedy and I knew that they will, one day, die.

I'm really happy to see people fill this place with content. I honestly don't know how to moderate stuff. I'm okay with giving people that I trust admin permissions.

Have fun ❤️❤️❤️

The best site to find new games. You can sort through all the app lab and other games by a variety of factors. I just wish they had a gorilla tag exclusion filter.

This isn't my spreadsheet - but has incredibly detailed reviews of almost every add-on for Half Life. Great way to find the best maps to start out with.

What are everyone's favorite experiences? Am I missing any I should add to my list? Here's my recommendations (hyperlinked on website):

Lavrynthos: Free - Amazing non-euclidean maze that shifts time and space

Battlescar: Punk was invented by girls: $6 - One of the best - 30 minutes long, not for kids

Spheres: $10 - You actually go inside a black hole, voiced by Millie Bobby Brown, Jessica Chastain, and Patti Smith - don’t miss it

Wolves in the Walls: $9 - Emmy Award winning, great translation of Neil Gaiman’s book

The Multiverse Bakery - Tales from Soda Island: The best animated shorts made in Quill

Goliath: Playing with Reality: Free - Animated Grand Jury Prize winner at the Venice Film Festival

On The Morning You Wake (To the End of The World) - The story of what happened when a millions Hawai'i received a txt that a nuclear missile was minutes away

The Line: $5 - Emmy Award winner, diorama box style animation

Gloomy Eyes : $8 - Sundance winner, spooky tale

Paper Birds: $5 - Starring Archie Yates from Jojo Rabbit, another charming animation

Baby Yaga: $6 - Starring Kate Winslow, Glenn Close, and others

Best Video films/experiences:

Dave Attenbourough: He has several amazing specials, start with First Life - the underwater scenes are incredible

Megan Thee Stallion Concert: Incredibly realistic video with interactive elements - best way to do concerts I've seen, though it's a bit explicit

Ayahuasca VR: Free - The closest you’ll get to tripping without chemicals, just mind-blowing. Don’t watch in Venues, search in Oculus TV for the 360 degree version.

BRINK Traveler: $10 - Visit scenic sights around the world in stunning resolution

My Videos - I personally filmed these with my 360 camera

Cirque du Soleil: $7 - Way better seats than you can pay for, has 5-6 experiences

Anne Frank House: Free - Interactive house exploration, I’ve heard better than in seeing in person

Everest VR: Free - 3 part documentary that let’s you experience Everest

Felix & Paul Studios: Free/some paid - The best VR filmmakers right now, lots of quality content

David Attenborough’s Micro Monsters: Free - Series on insects in incredible detail

The Slow Mo Guys - Free - Search Oculus TV to watch, great effects

I have a facebook group of VR gamers around Baltimore, but looking for some new people to join us. You don't have to be in Baltimore - just friendly and looking to make some new VR friends.

Most of us are around 40, have kids, and are pretty liberal. We usually pick one group game a week and make a private match. We're pretty average players. We usually mix up the game type each week, typically we play:

Walkabout Mini Golf - we play every new course that gets released

FPS Shooters - After the Fall, Breachers, Contractors

Social Party Games - Cook Out!, Loco Dojo, Among Us ect.

Videos - BigscreenVR - movie or concert, and shared 360 video experiences

App Lab/Horizons/Rec Room Worlds - We try out various apps worlds, often doing escape room types

Still a long way to go, but few people thought getting this far would be possible!

Google reportedly killed AR glasses project, will instead provide Android XR platform for manufacturers like Samsung.

by stationary, i mean when your character doesnt move around. for example, beat saber and smash drums. i could play those all day. i tried contractors, an fps game, today and i immediately felt horrible like i was going to throw up and it took a while to recover. does anyone have any game recommendations for where your character doesnt walk around?

At long last Pico gets Walkabout DLC!!!

YouTuber @ThrillSeekerVR has created a downloadable app Quest app that lets you try out the eye-tracked "click" interaction implemented in #VisionPro (only usable if you have a #QuestPro, since it features eye tracking). I gave this a shot and it works surprisingly well. It shows that the #QuestPro eye tracking is easily good enough to do this, as well as the hand tracking and cameras it is fitted with to detect the "click" of the fingers.

Anyone curious about how this interaction works and what #VisionPro will be like should give it a try (if you have access to a #QuestPro).

Latest podcast from Meta CTO / Head of Reality Labs Andrew Bosworth has lots of great discussion about Quest 3, Quest Pro and the general VR / MR scene.

We're a startup looking for feedback on this beta software. The idea is to vape/smoke/snus during short 'aversion' sessions in VR, and then quitting (for most people) happens automatically (the tobacco suddenly tastes/smells terrible).

There's also some coaching and anxiety exercises.

It's our 1.0, so if you have any feedback please let us know!

Chris doing his thing

New DLC available on Quest, Steam, and PSVR. No love for Pico 😢

This is a third party seller on walmart.com presumably shipping from the US.

DLC is now available on all platforms including Pico, as is passthrough mode. Cross-platform multiplayer is currently in beta and should be coming soon to all platforms as well.

I love seeing what the modding community is doing.

What's your opinion on Apple's googles?

It does nothing new but seems to be very polished. I'm not sure it's worth 3.5k $.

Hi, everybody! This community is all about Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality.

No matter which headset you own or if you even own one at all, you're always welcome here! Post about news in the VR industry, your experiences and great games/experiences you've tried (without excessive advertising, of course)!

You can post anything you want, as long as you follow our rules. If your break the rules, we will remove the content. We also may report your posts or even ban you from this community whenever we think it's necessary. That's all! :)

Have fun, you guys :D