In Death: Unchained is my favorite Quest game so far.

https://www.oculus.com/experiences/quest/2334376869949242/?l...

Pistol Whip and Crisis Vrigade are fun shooters that get you moving. Crisis VRigade in particular will have you do LOTS of squats, it's also hard as hell (I've played for hours and still haven't beaten the first 6 minute level on easy difficulty).

For a less physical game, I'm really enjoying Control Tower VR. If you remember when early touch screen games started coming out, there was a whole genre where you used the touch screen to fly planes around and safely land them at an airport without crashing into each other. Control Tower VR is like that, but in 3D. It isn't super polished, but the gameplay loop is fun enough that I don't mind.

If you're tethering to a computer or using something like Virtual Desktop, Half Life: Alyx and American Truck Simulator are both fun a lot of fun. ATS is great if you just want to put on a podcast and zone out, without having to worry about crashing your real car when you zone out too much.

Also seconding the recommendations here for Superhot. That's the game that convinced me that VR was the real deal.

Superhot Red Matter The Room Half Life Alyx if your PC is powerful enough Star Wars Tales from the Galaxy's Edge I expect you to die

If you like Poker, I'd recommend Pokerstars VR. It's all fake money, so generally everyone's there to have a great time and it's fun to chat with the other players. I tend to play at around 11 PM to 2 AM Pacific Time, so I often find myself chatting with Australians, New Zealanders, and Europeans.

Population: One is pretty great if you like online multiplayer. Superhot is an obvious classic, lots of replayability and one of the first things I put people new to VR into. I've heard great things about the Walking Dead game but haven't played it yet.

I enjoyed Pistol Whip a lot, although I have stopped using my Oculus over time

Demeo is a turn based D&D clone that is pretty fun.

Eleven ping pong feels like the real thing.