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Got this free with the purchase bundle- Vive. A wave shooter where you can move around various points (like QuiVR on a smaller scale) and where you are the target (so not tower defense). I wouldn't personally buy it. Maybe good for a few dollars. It wasn't bad, I played a good while the first time and never again.

DO YOU EVEN SQUAT BRO???

A Must Have experience on the Vive. Go anywhere. Go EVERYWHERE!

I've only seen half of this and it's amazing. Free demo, so why not. Kid friendly, good for non-gamers to look and play, like Waltz of the Wizard or the Secret Shop in The Lab.

Got this as part of the vive purchase bundle. Not my style, but it was ok. I don't think I'll continue with the series, but I won't downvote it because it's a well made and polished game that I think most would enjoy.

Free demo, a few "Whoa!" moments, worth a look

It's free, and it's kinda fun. I would recommend checking it out since it's free. No replay value, but my first time I wasted about half an hour making galaxies.

Got this as part of the purchase bundle. It's a cool game, I don't like this sort of game but I need a few like this for Non-gamers and this has kept a girl busy for two solid hours in her first VR experience.
If you're a "gamer", this is more of a fun gimmick game, but if it's cheap or you want something for kids, family, demos, or something non-violent, this is worth a buy.

One of my first buys, and the first game that "hooked" me. I gave it a look and 90 minutes later, the Mrs came home to me shouting "OMG THIS IS AMAZING! I JUST CLIMBED A MOUNTAIN LIKE A MONKEY! GET IN HERE!!!".

One of the must have's of VR. If I could only keep 10 games from my current VR library, this would be one.

I get what BigScreen is trying to do, but VR isn't there yet IMO.
I've tried watching movies and 3D movies in BigScreen, Virtual Desktop, Whirligig, but it's not the same. 1080p on a TV is 1080p. 1080p on a virtual screen in a current gen VR headset is less than 1080p, because the whole field of view is equivalent to 1080p, so unless the movie is filling your entire FOV, it's not taking up 1080/1920 pixels, and if it is filling your FOV, you're not seeing the whole moving, only the central part. I think this could be good in a few generations of headset, but for now I don't see the benefit over watching on the TV without a headset strapped to my face.