Oculus Home replacement for building up VR tolerance?

[Nothin]

Just got a new GPU and have been revisiting all the games my old GPU struggled with.
One of the games I really wanted to play was Obduction in VR but with old 980 Ti was getting low fps and found I couldn't even get out of the opening area without feeling ill so had to stop.

I've set up my antique Rift CV1 again and eventually got it all working but I found that the Oculus Home environments have been removed.
Sitting on the balcony chilling, looking at the scenes was my go-to way of slowly building up my VR tolerance.

Could anyone please point me in the direction of a direct replacement or substitute experience, other than the Steam VR home, that could be used for easing back into VR?

Thanks

 

[Ravenger]

Just got a new GPU and have been revisiting all the games my old GPU struggled with.
One of the games I really wanted to play was Obduction in VR but was getting low fps and found I couldn't even get out of the opening area without feeling ill so had to stop.
I've set up my antique Rift CV1 again and eventually got it all working but I found that the Oculus Home environments have been removed.
Sitting on the balcony chilling, looking at the scenes was my go-to way of slowly building up my VR tolerance.

Could anyone please point me in the direction of a direct replacement or substitute experience, other than the Steam VR home, that could be used for easing back into VR?

Thanks

Try a simple game with teleport like Walkabout Mini golf.

Or games like Lone Echo which use hand grabbing to move around.

 

[drakulton]

What about the even older homes