>>309097906
to that list, which is pretty good except for gargantua, which was 'okay' when I tried it but really didn't feel like it was worth the money, you should add audica, which is pretty similar to beat saber but is a breath of fresh air once you've spent hundreds of hours cutting cubes in half
you should also definitely check out viveport, which is HTC's platform but they always give out free trials, which means you can download any game that's in their libraries for free and try them for free for a couple weeks, which is a boon to give you an idea of what you could want (though not all the games are on there, sadly)

sairentovr is pretty janky, but is extremely fun (only try that in a couple weeks once you're used to VR though, else you'll instantly want to die)
SkyrimVR is unironically good, though the combat is nowhere what blade and sorcery proposes, it's still the only open world VR game out there today, and you've got all the mods you could ever want with it (got it for 11$ and got two hundred hours out of it and planning on doing another run)
Pistol whip is a fantastic experience as well, if you enjoy beat games
spacepirate trainer is old and pretty 'basic', but it's still a very, very good game to try out VR for the first time, because no weird locomotion or anything, it really helps getting accustomed to it
walking dead saints and sinners is pretty cool if you enjoy survival gameplay, and it's probably the only good zombie game as of now

check out the oculus exclusive games too, a lot of them are pretty high quality