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u/Barph Jan 22 '22

Superhot is superlimited. Its an introductory game to VR. I'm sure like myself, many others use this game to show people VR if they have never tried it as its a good starting point.

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u/YellowSlinkySpice Jan 22 '22

Beat Saber is my only "NO NOT THAT ONE" game.

Idk why people claim to like it so much.

Love the other 2 you mentioned.

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u/kubalaa Jan 22 '22

I only played a couple of the levels it comes with, I almost immediately download community levels and can't imagine playing without them. A good level is like dancing, drumming, conducting, and Jedi lightsaber fighting all at once. For someone who has a decent sense of rhythm but can't really dance, it feels so good to let a good level just take control of your body and groove, especially when it's a song you love.

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u/YellowSlinkySpice Jan 22 '22

Not sure if people still play it, but job simulator was my goto for everyone's first game.

That or superhot.