I’m probably not the best to ask. Most of my VR use these days is in Resonite. Great for building stuff and hanging out, but a lot of people focus hard on the building side.
That being said, one of my first games was Windlands. Nowadays it reeks of early VR weirdness, but grappling and swinging around gave me super stable VR legs. Might still be worth trying if your controllers support it.
Ohhh I misunderstood. I thought you meant actual applications but you just meant vr apps in general. Well, thank you for the recommendations either way!
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I’m probably not the best to ask. Most of my VR use these days is in Resonite. Great for building stuff and hanging out, but a lot of people focus hard on the building side.
That being said, one of my first games was Windlands. Nowadays it reeks of early VR weirdness, but grappling and swinging around gave me super stable VR legs. Might still be worth trying if your controllers support it.
Ohhh I misunderstood. I thought you meant actual applications but you just meant vr apps in general. Well, thank you for the recommendations either way!