I’ve been using a Reverb G2 for the past few years, until it decided to not power up last week (R.I.P.). Now from these years playing VR I had fun, found a few good gems here and there, mostly playing co-op games with a buddy of mine.

A reccurent grief we’ve had is that the VR games offering was poor, like the store-front when opening SteamVR would showcase the same games for the past 3 years… With the release of the Steam Frame, I’m of course tempted to jump on ship (or at least the 1-year queue behind it), but I also wonder whether that somehow boosted general interest in PCVR? Are new games ported from Meta’s OS name I can’t recall arriving on the Steam VR store, giving it the fresh breeze it needed?

  • ExperiencedWinter
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    21 days ago

    I am hopeful that the frame triggers more high detail vr games. While those are being developed though I have been loving flat to VR mods. The Titanfall 2 VR mod is by far the best looking and feeling vr experience you can have for $5 (or at least was $5 when I bought the game)

    Really hard to justify a $20 quest port with mobile graphics when you compare it to something that actually makes my GPU work and looks beautiful.