Seems
Asgard's Wrath and
Stormland have made their VR marks although from reading the thoughts around here and other places neither game has had the same addictive qualities as
No Man's Sky or widely revered as
Lone Echo (that's my personal interpretation). Valve are taking
all a lot of the credit right now for pushing VR into the mainstream with
HL:Alyx which must hurt a little if you've been championing the Oculus cause up until now (Oculus The
Beat Sabre Quest aside). So what's next for team Oculus. Surely they can bring it back into the fold.
Lone Echo 2 was announced but what about a partnership with Ubisoft to bring
Assassin's Creed VR or
Splinter Cell VR games to the platform. Oculus are really pushing
Vader Immortal but that's a good use of the
Star Wars Licence but not a full-on game in the same league as the others I've just mentioned. I think now would have been a great time for Oculus to announce exclusivity of
Resident Evil 7 but I guess the talks with Capcom didn't come to any agreements. So what's next Oculus don't let Valve take all the limelight for all the hard ground-work you already put in to VR. All you need to do is come up with a teaser trailer of <insert big game name here> with a logo and coming soon and it will raise heart rates. This town is big enough for the both of you.

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For example theres a Steam Forums post doing the rounds on all the VR and Gaming subreddits at the moment of a VR naysayer and ranter about HL:A being a VR exclusive eating crow after buying a Rift S in order to play HL:A and being blown away and his misconceptions about VR cleaned out by 'That Robot Demo'. LOL.
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I'm not that worried about content. When newcomers start to explore existing titles I believe many will find a large number of awesome titles. There's so much high-quality content that I haven't even finished 50% of what I bought - like Wilson's Heart, Chronos, Mage's Tale, Arizona Sunshine, Obduction, Trover, Asgard's Wrath and much much more.
"Ask not what VR can do for you – ask what you can do for VR"
Here's a "Coming Soon" that I've been looking at for 2 years ..........................
I need to stop checking if it's changed yet.
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The announcement trailer is from February 5 2019, and you're right it was in development many years before. Funny, I could have sworn I've read about the game in 2018, but doing a detailed search using Google I get no results from 2018. I might be thinking of Stormland which was announced June 2018...
"Ask not what VR can do for you – ask what you can do for VR"
As for software - It sounds like they will focus on mobile titles a little more than PC titles - not that they wont work on both - but because GO/Mobile headset is up next as for a refresh on the hardware so they would be better to push their events for that.
Any upgrade to GO will more than likely place it pretty close to Quest in terms of current hardware with the only difference will be possible camera spots and coming with controllers or not. Witch would make the most sense for next anyways. As for Rift 2 - am not sure - too much hush hush atm on that front:) It sounds like they're happy with the Rift S for now and with Quest Link to still sell PC software until 2021. Then we should hear about a Rift 2 by early 2021 or late Oct 2020.
Personally - I think they mess up their release cycle pretty badly. Quest/Go should have been release at the same time this year and their Rift 2/better S next year instead of releasing a different product every year. There is just too much over lap and hardware improvements that going to make the others just feel out of place.
But regarding games to look forward to playing in VR on our Rift S or CV1...what about Cyberpunk 2077?
I know it's not designed for VR but will we be able to play it in VR regardless using some kind of software? Does bigscreen or virtual desktop work for this yet?
I'd only ever accept that if they gave it a battery that could last 6+ hours. I hear current Quest only last 2 hours? That's the one thing that puts me off Quest.
I still really hope Oculus push for high end VR and bring us CV2 within next 12-18 months.
I'd even be happy if they announced it next year and said it's not coming for another year or so, at least we could all talk over the specs and have something to look forward to!
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I know what you mean, I've been waiting for Resident Evil 7 to come to PC VR for years now, just doesn't seem to be happening.
I wonder if Oculus even know that we're waiting for this? Do you think we need to all message them on twitter or something?
Here's hoping I'm wrong, but I have strong doubts because Oculus don't really talk about stand alone PC -VR anymore.
I'm looking at making it with IK and a full body at the moment but may have to ditch that idea unless I can work out how to adjust things for people of different heights. Haven't been able to work on it for a week and a half cos I've been ill with a REALLY bad cold.
Thomas Covenant, Unbeliever
I think this was already done. I am of the belief it's Capcom not Oculus that's the problem here. Maybe they don't want to play ball with Facebook?
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