This is a thread for the few games I've played with Revive[github.com] that I think deserve mention. For more information on Revive, watch a video tutorial and/or read the instructions on the github page very carefully. Also, be sure to load your oculus games onto the default drive C directory because otherwise paid oculus games get mad at you and won't launch games when it runs for checks on certain things and doesn't find them when you use revive sometimes.

This list will not be very big compared to the others, but it is worth making in my opinion.

Robo Recall[www.oculus.com]
Honestly at the apex tier of what this group is looking for in terms of gameplay style, it's a damn shame it's not on steam. This would be in the VR arcade nostalgia awards section on the curator if it could, and in my humble opinion I consider a notion that if you don't own this game you are not getting the most out of the expensive headset you bought.

Bullet Train[www.oculus.com]
Basically a public prototype for Robo Recall. It's free, so the fact that it's like 5 minutes long is no big deal to be honest.

Lucky's Tale[www.oculus.com]
Not at all easy to control with a touchpad through revive, almost to the point of being unplayable, but it's a colorful platformer game, it's free, and Valve may very well remedy the control problem soon enough.

Echo Arena[www.oculus.com]
A zero gravity game where you toss a disk around tron style into an enemy goal. Way more fun than any trailer can make it look.

Pro Fishing Challenge VR[www.oculus.com]
A similar feel to Sega Bass Fishing. May require some playing around with reprojection options in OpenVR Advanced Settings[github.com] so it doesn't run like a slideshow.

Aircar[www.oculus.com]
Not a game at all really, but if you're a fan of 80's cyberpunk aesthetic akin to Blade Runner, you will enjoy this free fly around a cyberpunk city. (Now on Steam!)

A reminder that none of the pinned threads should be locked, so if you know of anything that this group may be interested in, post below.