So I have tried more than just some basic stuff, I’ve played HL:A, F4VR etc. I still have my DK1, a nice collection of HMDs and according to my Steam client I bought 436 titles that support VR. I’ve been into VR since the 1990s and actively developed for it since 2014. Beat Saber is a game about hitting boxes with sticks, not the peak of sophistication either, yet surprisingly popular.Īnd I’m pretty far from a noob. You don’t need some complex game to enjoy your time with it. It is like Tetris: simple concept that simply doesn’t get old and provides a very high replay value for a lot of people.

I consider Puzzling Places a lot of fun and the rating well deserved. You somewhat confuse concept and execution. It will be interesting to see how this develops over the next month after Resident Evil 4 is released in two days.

Afterwards it dropped till April to 60% of the peak, rose back to about 80% in July, and has now fallen to about 40% of what we saw in January. Īfter fixing/updating the data it still looks like there was a rush of new users after Quest 2 release and holiday season, which large monthly increase, peaking in January. There are other factors like new software releases that limit how precise this is, see the original comment on user retention. there will be more new reviews when Quest 2 sales go up and less new reviews if people stop using there Quest. I have argued two months ago that the number of Median number of new ratings (Among the 20 most popular Quest apps) can be interpreted as an indicator for total user engagement on the platform, i.e.

Median number of new ratings: 18 ( −11)Ĭontinue on : Best Rated Free Oculus Quest Apps ».

Median number of new ratings: 179 ( −121).

The ranking below shows which games saw the most reviews since our last check. One way to look at the most popular apps on the Quest store is to see which are earning the most reviews over a certain period of time.

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