Being honest, I usually discover new experiences from my Steam discovery queue, or from posts on Reddit from other users. I like to live dangerously like that!

I usualy find out about new VR Games/Experiences via browsing on Steam or YouTube... rearly over my VR Discord Group.

I already supported you guys! Thanks anyway! I search for new games every day on STEAM itself. Then FB Groups or in Youtube. I do have a Youtube channel also to share my VR gaming experiences, and it keeps growing just like your game ;) I love this gameplay guys... I hope you really finish a great game so far I´m enjoying it.

Usually just browsing steam in the VR category. Sometimes Web research (Best 1ß VR games and the like).

A-Tech is in my wishlist and followed. I usually discover new VR experiences on r/vive.

Haven't used my Viveport subscription yet. I mostly found interesting VR games through youtube, though I haven't been able to play as much VR as I'd like due to headache issues (unassociated with VR locomotion, just headaches.)

Either from /r/oculus or steam VR games search.

Google search's, YouTube , or search Steam for fun games.

I usually search the /r/vive subreddit, or the Virtual Reality tab in the steam store.

Usually through r/vive or unity/unreal subreddits

Thanks for the giveaway! I usually open Virtual reality topsellers or check r/vive

I often browse the VR page on steam and follow things I might be interested in, it's uncommon for me to purchase things at full price so anything I consider purchasing is usually on my wishlist for a while. I was approached by a member of your dev team about this game months back since then I've had this game followed, now also wishlisted in hopes of receieving a free key. Besides browsing the VR page on steam I mainly learn about games from word of mouth while playing other VR games or friends who also have VR.

/r/oculus, steam searches, roadtovr or other VR and gaming websites

/r/oculus or vrnerds.de or generally game sites
its on wishlist as well :P

Usually through r/oculus or r/vive, or sometimes youtube channel VR Roundtable.