>>408301882
>Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades
mechanically impressive but that's about it. fun to fuck around for an hour or two but there is no gameplay at all.

>Half Life Alyx
babby's first VR game, a solid introduction and worth at least 1 playthrough.

>Into the Radius VR
all around good. it has some level of gun autism where you have to maintain your weapons and mags, even if it's just using spray, a toothbrush, and a cleaning rod. you also have to manually fill your mags with ammo, which i like.

>Blade and Sorcery
a good turn-your-brain-off game. still feels like a tech demo, suffers from the same issue a lot of other VR games have; it feels very one-track at the moment but fun if you're in the mood for it.

>No Man's Sky
really disappointed with this one. the performance is godawful, and nothing I could do improved it much (3080 + ryzen 5800x)

>Pavlov OR Contractors? What's better for single player with bots?
only played Pavlov, the community zombie maps can be fun. most of the fun I have in this game is on custom maps, so I'm worried for the big engine update coming that's going to brick everything.

Have some more opinions:

>SkyrimVR
worth getting. very easy to get set up, despite what your experience modding Skyrim might be. The Wabbajack installer does 95% of the work for you if you're okay installing a modpack someone else made. The FUS pack is a great place to start, since it provides all the essentials for a VR modlist that you can build on.

>ZenithMMO
SAO-inspired VR MMO. Reeks of unity jank, but can be fun with friends. they added a pokemon minigame that I find myself addicted to at the moment.

>Beat Saber
must have, and there is a massive library of community-made songs. this game can be a surprisingly good workout