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Yes, I was really surprised with how much better BlazeRush is in VR over the regular version. It's a hell of a lot of fun.
With FFB in pCARS you have global settings but then you have FFB settings per car which you need to tune to get it right. I'll try and find a link that explains it.
Once you set up per car FFB it's actually really good.
Eleven: Table Tennis, best game that I have played in VR yet. In fact, it's one of my top rated experiences so far. There is a few little issues of course and it's still in development, but it's incredible to play. It is so close to the real thing. I was very surprised how accurate the tracking is and how good the physics are. If you haven't played it, try it, even if you don't play table tennis.
Table tennis works incredibly well in VR, for me it is enough to justify the investment (in the headset, not just the cheap-as-chips game). I've been playing Paddle Up rather than Eleven though, which is also pretty spot on.
Rift game recommendations:
Assetto Corsa - my main go-to at the moment. It's great in VR, very involving.
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Subnautica is pretty cool with VR to be honest.
Alien Isolation is another one I'd have a bash at.
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Wouldn't have recommended it in the past, but it's fantastic if you give it make over with a community made patch.
Time Crisis played with a Nintendo zapper
Eleven: Table Tennis, best game that I have played in VR yet. In fact, it's one of my top rated experiences so far. There is a few little issues of course and it's still in development, but it's incredible to play. It is so close to the real thing. I was very surprised how accurate the tracking is and how good the physics are. If you haven't played it, try it, even if you don't play table tennis.