Best VR title you can lose hours to?

[PiKe]

Is there currently anything that can hold your attention for hours at a time which is a fully fleshed out game?

I'm wishing there was something like NMS but with much more varied missions and focussed more.on combat than resource management.

 

[mattyg]

Elite

 

[ttaskmaster]

NVM

 

[mattyg]

If your kinda thing..Boot it up on saturday... see you next thursday

lol

 

[lokiss]

A lot of people like Subnautica.

The Forest is alright. Space is X-RebirthVR, building fleets, stations, trading networks...fills time.

 

[kration]

As previous posts - Elite Dangerous

 

[GBRusty]

Elite +1
Skyrim VR
Fallout 4 VR

 

[aoaaron]

Any advice for getting into elite?

What do I need to buy? a Hotas?

 

[mattyg]

Any advice for getting into elite?

What do I need to buy? a Hotas?

HOTAS and Voice attack with HCS plugins...Take the game to another level.

Takes a bit of time to set up but.. well worth it.

Says the man who hasn't had the time to play for months and months..

The wife is away this week so I may use that opportunity to get it all set back up again. Now how can I hide a warthog

 

[kration]

If you are looking to get a hotas for elite theb the Thrustmaster Hotas X is a good reasobly priced option.

 

[GBRusty]

Any advice for getting into elite?

Just be aware what you're buying into. It's a pretty hardcore flying sim. It just so happens to be in space.

It is gorram purdy though and the controls are sublime. Dogfighting is like world war 2 prop planes style

 

[kevman]

Did 80 hours in subnautica - make sure you have spare pants though

 

[stooeh]

HOTAS and Voice attack with HCS plugins...Take the game to another level.

I have a cheap HOTAS (T Flight Hotas X) and it just about does the job but definitely need more buttons for VR. Seems there are a ton of plugins on the HCS site - any quick recommendations?

 

[Vega]

Check out "The Gallery" series. Very well done.

 

[silvagti]

Personally I've found the most fully fleshed out games are on Playstation VR. Specifically the ones I've spent the most time playing are Wipeout: omega collection and Firewall: zero hour. Not really the genre you were after though!

If you're into star trek then bridge crew would also probably appeal to you.

 

[PiKe]

I have firewall zero hour and although good, is a bit spoiled by the waiting around in lobby's and drift on the aim controller.

I like wipeout but I want a world you can get lost in.

On the fence with NMS as I don't actually own it and keep reading different things about how blurry it is and I'm trying to guage if it's my kind of game.

 

[bimbleuk]

If you still like Minecraft it's by far the best way to play it and makes the 2D version seem pointless! The rogue dungeon game could be superb in VR assuming they add the support.

I must try Subnautica as I can only do seated or teleport in VR so swimming may be OK too for me.

 

[bimbleuk]

On the fence with NMS as I don't actually own it and keep reading different things about how blurry it is and I'm trying to guage if it's my kind of game.

It's great when you have some focus but just randomly exploring a basically repeating universe is not enough for me to continue playing so I tend to dip back in after updates. Same for Elite as it happens.

 

[lokiss]

I must try Subnautica as I can only do seated or teleport in VR so swimming may be OK too for me.

Enable 45 degree snap turning on a gamepad in the options, or you might struggle with smooth left and rights while sitting down.

 

[Ravenger]

Skyrim has probably been the biggest and best game I've played in VR - Not the best VR implementation, but the scope is so large I've spent nearly 150 hours playing it.

No Mans Sky is effectively endless, but it takes ages to actually do anything. It rewards the patient, but it's not as focused as something like Skyrim, as it's a procedural game.