SUPERHOT VR for Oculus Quest (Digital Download)

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10-03-2020 at 02:15 PM #3

Great game. Super hard though.

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10-03-2020 at 02:22 PM #4

I pre-ordered the Oculus Quest 2, and it'll be my very first time trying out VR. I feel like I'll get simulator sickness and may have to return it. Is there a way to try games without committing to a purchase?

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10-03-2020 at 02:26 PM #5

Quote from TofuVic :

I pre-ordered the Oculus Quest 2, and it'll be my very first time trying out VR. I feel like I'll get simulator sickness and may have to return it. Is there a way to try games without committing to a purchase?

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This is not a game where you will get motion sickness. Your character doesn't really even move.

Love this game on my Index, assume it is still good on these.

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10-03-2020 at 02:26 PM #6

Quote from TofuVic :

I pre-ordered the Oculus Quest 2, and it'll be my very first time trying out VR. I feel like I'll get simulator sickness and may have to return it. Is there a way to try games without committing to a purchase?

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https://www.oculus.com/legal/ques...nd-policy/

If you played less than 2 hours you can return the game

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10-03-2020 at 02:26 PM #7

Quote from TofuVic :

I pre-ordered the Oculus Quest 2, and it'll be my very first time trying out VR. I feel like I'll get simulator sickness and may have to return it. Is there a way to try games without committing to a purchase?

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They will let you refund if you only played the game less than 2 hours and less than 14 days. This game doesn't give you motion sickness. Motion sickness comes from those Rollercoaster vr games

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10-03-2020 at 02:30 PM #8

Quote from TofuVic :

I pre-ordered the Oculus Quest 2, and it'll be my very first time trying out VR. I feel like I'll get simulator sickness and may have to return it. Is there a way to try games without committing to a purchase?

Thank you,
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While some are free, i have not seen many demos. Here is the oculus return policy:

We will refund many digital purchases you've made through Oculus for any reason if the request is made within fourteen days of the purchase date and you have engaged with the content for less than two hours.

If you are going to get a link viveport is a subscription service and has a trial, and they have lots of content to try.

I am pretty prone to motion sickness and was worried about vr sickness, but it was mostly fine when I had my wmc headset. Start out with games like moss, there isn't a ton of movement. And it's a great game.

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10-03-2020 at 02:45 PM #9

Quote from TofuVic :

I pre-ordered the Oculus Quest 2, and it'll be my very first time trying out VR. I feel like I'll get simulator sickness and may have to return it. Is there a way to try games without committing to a purchase?

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There is a superhot vr demo or at least there was when I first got my Quest. Not sure this will still be on sale by the time you get you Q2 though.

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10-03-2020 at 04:34 PM #10

Quote from TofuVic :

I pre-ordered the Oculus Quest 2, and it'll be my very first time trying out VR. I feel like I'll get simulator sickness and may have to return it. Is there a way to try games without committing to a purchase?

Thank you,
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What everyone said. I tried Sairento...ninja game devil may cry style...lots of jumping, double jumps and off walls, flips, etc. while wielding dual weapons...fun but I got the sickness and so I returned it...refunded with no problems. I do believe there is a limit on how much you can return per month.

Maybe it'll be better with 90hz quest 2?

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10-03-2020 at 04:36 PM #11

I already purchased this game twice. Once in Steam and once on Oculus Rift. Out of principle, I'm not buying the same game for a third time.

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10-03-2020 at 04:45 PM #12

This game is absolutely incredible in wirefree VR and one of my favs on Quest. It doesn't cause motion sickness because you fight mainly in place (subject to ducking and dodging) and don't accelerate or decelerate during the game - which is what tends to get to most players.

Just make sure you allow some space! The wife still hasn't forgiven me for falling over a couch and wiping out a fancy lamp while trying to dodge shotgun fire lol.

Beating the main mode of the game is fun and not too hard. The challenge modes after that that throw endless enemies at you get kinda wild. Catching an uzi that flies out of a shattered enemy's hands in slow-mo and using it to spray three more in close range while ducking incoming fire is the sort of matrix style fun this game serves up. So so much better on Quest than on PC or wired VR. Great price.

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10-03-2020 at 04:50 PM #13

Quote from sluggxp :

I already purchased this game twice. Once in Steam and once on Oculus Rift. Out of principle, I'm not buying the same game for a third time.

Adding on to this...

Keep in mind that this is not Cross Buy. So if you have it on Quest and want to switch to PCVR for whatever reason on the same hardware/device (or visa versa), you have to buy it again.

Why companies think that this is a good move from a customer experience perspective for MAYBE just a few bucks to their bottom lines (I'm guessing a near negligible amount), I don't know. I personally don't support games that don't have Cross Buy.

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10-03-2020 at 04:53 PM #14

Quest is the version of SUPERHOT you want. It's so much better when you can move your body freely and not worry about a cable. And the SUPERHOT art style of graphics works perfectly on the QUEST, so it doesn't even feel like you are missing anything.

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