Top Best Quest 2 Games 2 The best Quest 2 games are all very different and put you in different kinds of virtual worlds. We have somet...
Top Best Quest 2 Games 2
The best Quest 2 games are all very different and put you in different kinds of virtual worlds. We have something for everyone, whether you want an old-school shooter, a more strategic game, or a game that can only be played in VR.
We're glad to see remakes of old games, but we're also getting brand-new games, some of which can help us get in shape as well as take us away from real life. Nowhere else can you meet a cute mouse one minute and then try to get out of a room full of scary, deadly traps the next. Here are the best Quest 2 games that you can now download.
1. Beat Saber
Even though there are a lot of VR workout games on the market right now, Beat Saber still manages to cut through the competition with ease. Of course, in perfect rhythm. Part of this is because it seems so easy: see a block, cut it in time with the music, and move on. Another reason is that Beat Games has never stopped adding to the core experience. Since the game came out, new music packs, including one with songs by Lady Gaga, have been released regularly, and Quest 2 can now be played without wires in all 360 degrees. But the real fun of Beat Saber is getting better at it like a Jedi in training as you move up the difficulty levels. Each track has a number of variables that can help you get faster with your lightsabers. Before you know it, you'll be cutting like a pro as you try to reach the SS rank. Just don't blame us if your arms start to twitch when you listen to the music outside of Beat Saber.
2. Resident Evil 4
No, don't go! This isn't just a lazy port of a survival horror game that, let's be honest, has been on more platforms than any of us would like to say we played. Armature Studio loves Resident Evil 4 because they made a first-person experience that feels like Leon S. Kennedy is having the worst day of his life. Switching from the classic third-person point of view to the first-person point of view has a lot of benefits as well as new scares. You can easily grab what you need from Leon's gear because it's all on your body. Shooting feels desperate but powerful enough, and all of Resident Evil 4's puzzles can now be grabbed and moved. There's no doubt that the Resident Evil 4 VR experience will make your heart race, especially if you played the first few hours in 2005 on a CRT TV. However, if you can get past the first chainsaw, this is a great full horror experience.
3. Superhot VR
At this point, you can't even make a list of VR games without including Superhot VR. This is because this game of deadly living statues works so well on the platform. Even more so without wires on the Quest 2. Just, please know where you stand. Which is good advice for life in general. Like Beat Saber, what makes this game interesting is how simple it is. When you move, so do your enemies. How hard can it be? Part of what makes this game fun is that you can change everything in the minimalist world of Superhot. Bullets in the air that you have to dodge like Neo in The Matrix... bottle to throw... to worry about getting to in time... Superhot is a great action and puzzle game. You can take it one second at a time or everything could happen in the blink of an eye. Don't worry if these faceless wonders scare you. That's normal. You can at least punch them, right?
4. I Expect You To Die 2
Escape rooms are perfect VR fodder. There are closed environments to explore while sitting or standing and clues to figure out if you don't want to die too soon. I Expect You to Die 2 takes this to a whole new level, improving on the already great first game with a variety of tricky spy traps and puzzles that would make a Bond baddie jealous that they didn't think of them first. All six missions take place in a long, cinematic story with interesting characters and a classic, brilliant spy thriller plot. But the truth is that this experience is all about how you're going to die before we can even talk about success. Fighting against the title will seem pointless at first, whether it's with grenades, poison gas, or an explosive cigar that's hard to avoid. If you keep going, though, this puzzle gets very clever. Rest in pieces.
5. The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners
What comes first? The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners is a very intense experience. It's the kind of undead apocalypse simulator that will test all of your assumptions about the Walking Dead characters. You'll quickly realize that in this situation, you'd probably just hide under a bed. The best way to describe the fights here is as "crunchy." As much as you'd like long-range weapons, most of what you'll find at first will require you to get up close and personal with the shambling undead as you drive bottles into their flesh, knives into their skulls, and desperately try to cut off their grasping limbs. This isn't a hands-off experience like House of the Dead. Instead, you have to keep making homemade shanks and hope you'll make it through another day in a grim, overrun version of New Orleans. You don't want to miss this if you want to wrap yourself in bandages to heal and feel like every day could be your last.
6. Moss
The cute Quill's adventures are thankfully not just an exercise in cuteness. This is a beautifully made fantasy adventure with both puzzles and battles. We help Quill on her quest to save her uncle from the evil hands of a monster. The idea is that we play as The Reader, who, in addition to guiding Quill through a dangerous world, can also use our perspective as slow-moving humans to change the world in ways that help us move forward. It's a great mix that makes the most of the fact that we can look around each lush environment in full 3D to figure out how to get through. When you're trying to solve a puzzle, you have to move Quill and interact with the environment at the same time. Things can get funny crazy. There's also a nice feeling of connection with the little mouse, which makes this feel like a journey for two even though there's only one person.
7. Robo Recall: Unplugged
Robo Recall came out in 2017 for the first Oculus Rift, but because there weren't as many users, not many people were able to talk about how great Epic's first-person robot shooter was. Thanks to Quest 2's Unplugged version, everyone can enjoy how fun and funny it is to bring back the bad things made by the RoboReady Corporation. Robo Recall is all about making you feel as dangerous and ridiculously powerful as possible, with weapons that are easy to get to because they are holstered over your shoulders. But while firing your shotgun is fun, you can also grab enemy machines and pull them apart if you are close enough. The RoboReady Corporation doesn't care what shape the androids come back in, which is a good thing. When you can catch bullets and other projectiles in midair, this feels like an action god simulator as well as a first-person shooter.
8. Pistol Whip
The stylish Venn diagram of Beat Saber and John Wick has Pistol Whip in the middle. This is a first-person shooter with pounding electronic music. It's like plugging drum beats straight into your brain. Each level looks like an action movie, and if you time your shots to the beat, you'll get points. And if you thought Beat Saber was hard, Pistol Whip is like cardio on steroids with bullets, as you desperately try to avoid incoming fire and do pistol whips on those in your way. Even more amazingly, even though Pistol Whip moves quickly, you don't have to worry about getting sick because the horizon stays the same and the game moves at a steady pace. This lets you shoot without worrying about throwing up. Your workouts at the gym are about to get a lot more interesting than everyone else's.
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9. The Room VR: A Dark Matter
If you played the other Room games on your phone and spent hours prodding puzzle boxes and spinning complicated things, you'll know what to expect from A Dark Matter. We are in London in the early 20th century, looking into the mysterious disappearance of an Egyptologist, when these wonderful puzzles open up into a 3D world full of mystery and atmosphere. Start racing to interesting places and playing with even more interesting gadgets. Even on mobile, The Room games have always made you feel uneasy as you solve each puzzle because you don't know what's behind you. In VR, this feeling is even stronger. Fireproof Games has made a journey through London that is often just a little bit scary, and the size of A Dark Matter makes it feel like a fun giant escape room. Perfect for when you want to feel like Sherlock Holmes but would rather wear a Quest 2 than a deerstalker hat.
10. Half-Life Alyx
Even though it's not a native app and requires a Link cable and a gaming PC, Half-Life Alyx has to be on a list of the best Quest 2 games. Valve's VR masterpiece works well on the headset, which is a huge accomplishment, and there's nothing like exploring City 17 to make you feel good about the future of VR games. Alyx Vance's journey is a story that takes you on a rollercoaster of emotions. Everything can be shot, thrown, poked, and defused, and the world of Half-Life feels like a real place where you can just be. As with many VR experiences, you'll quickly realize how scary it can be to land eyes first in our favorite game worlds. Your first run-in with a Half-Life monster won't be pretty, but it will be something you'll never forget. Mark off 12 hours on your schedule. You won't regret it.
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