Walkabout MiniGolf. I haven't played anything else since I bought that game, more than 2 years ago.
I do enjoy Beat Sabre as well but WMG is what I click the most hours on.
The free ISS experience is what I stick on when introducing new people to the device because it’s totally mind bending floating about space (but also really safe and easy to figure out).
I do also like streaming games to my Q3 via my gaming PC. Got a few games from Steam VR which are quite fun. Google Earth is surprisingly enjoyable too - for those occasions I just want to explore a 3D world without any real objective.
> Google Earth is surprisingly enjoyable too
You can still use that? I loved it back when I had such poor internet that it didn't work right (the beta option to change perspective (scale/zoom) was mindblowing), but heard google were shutting it down. Closest I got to an alternative is "wander" which is just street view, no 3d models.
Good question. VR sickness isn't so much of an issue because:
+ they only spend max 5 minutes on it (it's more a demo than a long term gaming session
+ the motion is controlled by the player. So they can go as intensive or chilled as they like
> You can still use that? I loved it back when I had such poor internet that it didn't work right (the beta option to change perspective (scale/zoom) was mindblowing), but heard google were shutting it down. Closest I got to an alternative is "wander" which is just street view, no 3d models.
This was a Steam VR application rather than via the web browser. That said, I haven't been on it in recent months so Google might have shutdown whatever APIs the desktop application hit.