re: Anyone into VR Gaming? Beat Saber and CREED: Rise To Glory have me hooked!

I'm not coordinated enough for beat saber, I play Cloudlands Putt Putt and Gorn a lot.

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100% the most unique experience to date

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I've seen some weird shite in VRChat.

If they ever bring back some form of scripting since they abandoned bringing playmaker in for their own in house version, the community has the potential to crank out some of the most unique experiences in VR and it's not even close. Being able to make your own worlds and characters at the polygon level using unity engine is a ton of fun.

Someone already mentioned it but GORN is the absolute best. I have PSVR and HTC Vive and have played quite a lot of VR games. GORN is probably the most just outright fun I have had playing a game in a long time. Some about picking a gladiator up ripping his leg off and beating another to death with it. The only issue is you really need alot of room to get the best experience I have smashed about every item in my game room at some point.

Since you have a PSVR you need to grab Resident Evil immediately.

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Since you have a PSVR you need to grab Resident Evil immediately.

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It's definitely on my list, I'm just not sure how well I'll handle VR horror.

I also feel like I'm still getting my "VR legs" a bit when it comes to games with a lot of forward / backward movement and turning. I picked up Skyrim VR and was only able to play that for about an hour before I needed to take a break from the dizziness.

I hear there is a standalone demo for RE7, which I'd like to try first. Do you play on a standard PS4 or a Pro? One problem I had with Skyrim VR was that everything becomes a mess of blurry pixels 10 feet in front of me. I've read the pro fixes that problem. It's the first game I've encountered where it felt like the standard PS4 wasn't able to cut it. I've had no other problems with any of the many VR demos or games I've tried.

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I'm pretty lost to the VR world but if you have a ps4 then all you have to do is by the PSVR headset? Is the beat saber game on there?

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You need the PSVR headset, a PS camera, and (for games like Beat Saber), 2 PS Move controllers. This is the bundle I picked up, which included all of the hardware (sans a PS4 console) and 2 games.

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However, it was on sale for $250 last week and it appears to be back up to $350 now. It wouldn't surprise me if it drops again before Christmas or if $250 becomes the new standard price at some point early next year.

I bought Beat Saber separately since it just launched a couple of weeks ago for PSVR. It is also worth noting that Sony just announced they'll be releasing a Borderlands 2 VR / Beat Saber bundle in mid-December.

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Or is that just PC?

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That's just on PC because of licensing reasons. However, the developer will be releasing free and paid packs of new songs over time.

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One problem I had with Skyrim VR was that everything becomes a mess of blurry pixels 10 feet in front of me.

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This is a up close and tight game. Most is played indoors. I have poor eyesight near and far so things are a bit blurry from that.

When you first start the game, the graphics are noticeably bad with the trees and grass. I remember checking the settings, then checking online to see if I was doing something wrong since it was the first time I had used the PSVR.

Once the game kicks into gear, you are far more worried about dying than the graphics being off. Once the game really started, I never thought about it again. Nor did I worry about the 2-4th times I payed in VR.

The demo isn't going to give you much. Sack up and play the game then report back.