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Pavlov is the top multiplayer VR shooter
Hotdogs is the best gun autism simulator
Into the Radius if you want semi-open world slow and atmospheric

Unfortunately there's still not a definitive lengthy action packed singleplayer campaign in my opinion.
>Zero Caliber does the co-op modern military shooter thing well but it's generally rough around the edges and quite short. 
>Alyx is high polish but far too light on the shooty for me. Custom maps are cool but no custom guns hurts them.
>Sniper Elite and Medal of Honor both keep you on too tight of a leash and are disappointingly oversimplified compared to their PC/Console entries. 
>After the Fall is a sort of Left4Dead lite but with less content so you need to be able to replay the same maps to get the most out of it.
>Boneworks is as much a platformer, melee combat and puzzle game as it is a shooter. 
>Vertigo remastered has similar Half-Life influences as boneworks but smoother combat and narrative at the cost of being pretty short and not as replayable.
>Compound is a polished retro shooter with a challenging albeit short set of missions.
>Arizona Sunshine is getting dated by this point but still very playable if you want a slower zombie shooter with a story.
>Serious Sam 1/2/3 aren't the easiest games to play in VR but at least they ported the full games.
Mods are a good option too but some like RTCW are only on Quest. I'm still butthurt at MoH dropping the ball so hard when anything resembling a 20 year old MoH/CoD campaign with proper VRfps mechanics would have still been good enough.