No, it opens a floating window of your desktop inside your game.
jpinard
5400
Ohhhhh so do it like that! Ok this could be good if I can post my joystick assignments and also weapon checklists for easy access.
robc04
5401
I decided I don’t really want to mess with getting my Quest 2 to work wirelessly through Virtual Desktop / Side Quest. I think I want to get Beat Saber and that table tennis game on the Quest 2 store because they seem like they really benefit from being wireless. Any other games that would be better to get from the Quest 2 store? So far all the VR games I’ve played are wired through Steam.
robc04
5403
I forgot about that one - have it wish listed. Thanks!
jpinard
5404
Get the Star Wars Darth Vader games
robc04
5405
Do I get to lightsaber? If so I’m in!
jpinard
5406
I’m pretty sure you do. My niece played the entire first episode and was blown away. She was just in heaven. But I didn’t watch cause I didn’t want to spoil it for myself. ;)
meeper
5408
I decided to take the leap and upgrade from my Rift CV1 to a G2 Reverb.
The HP Canada store briefly had some in stock two weeks ago and I added one to my cart and proceeded to the checkout page, but had second thoughts and walked away. They immediately went out of stock again.
I went back to that browser tab on Monday and completed the transaction expecting some sort of error. Instead I have a delivery date of February 2nd. So yeah, HP, you might want to look at your checkout code. :)
Anyway, quite excited to see just how much the display has improved from CV1 to G2. I’m hopeful that I’ll be able to play my existing Oculus library games via CrossVR.
rowe33
5410
Great to see! I loved the first one - such a great mix of campy humor and puzzles.
Houngan
5411
Yep, a great escape room game, just about right for casuals like me. If you want to pull some hair out, try Please Don’t Touch Anything! I made it to a certain point where the rest of the game opens up and it instantly overwhelmed me.
It’s really not a big deal - and a much better experience than using the headset with a cable.
That said, I prefer to buy any cross-buy game from Oculus for the option of using it from the PC or Quest natively.
YMMV. I prefer the cable. There’s too many variables with wireless.
Gorn and Yupitergrad are now on the Quest, and HyperDash will be released on February.
And here I present a Boneworks clone
Razgon
5416
Yeah - that looks insanely cool. Geeez!
I havent tried Boneworks itself though - is it like this?
robc04
5417
I bought Beat Saber, Vader Immortal Episode 1 and Eleven Table Tennis. Beat Saber is as I expected and I had a good time playing the campaign - I think I completed all the missions through 7. My son will enjoy playing this, but since our head sizes are different I think it would be too much of a pain to play together switching back and forth. I is really nice playing without being tethered.
Vader Immortal is pretty cool, but there isn’t a lot of game there. It took < 2 hours to get through the story and the game elements are light - some simple puzzles, climbing. It does have a couple combat scenes which are fun. The atmosphere is very good but I wish a lot of these VR games didn’t use such a dark palette. The separate dojo is fun, with escalating challenges with a light saber.
Eleven Table Tennis feels pretty good. I can put a spin on the ball similarly to how I do in real life. I’m not sure they get the ball velocity right though. I can hit the ball pretty hard in the game and the ball doesn’t seem to travel as fast as it should. The odd thing is that is seems to get the speed more correct for a back hand, but the fore hand seems to slow. I only played against the AI on easy and then medium.
I’m trying to decide if I should keep or return Table Tennis. I think I’d get bored playing the AI, even if it does beat me on harder difficulty levels. I’m not sure. Maybe I’d prefer Top Golf with Pro Putt or Walkabout Miniigolf.
The dojo included with Episode III is my favorite because you have force powers and can toss the storm troopers around.
