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Fanatical: Build Your Own Elite VR Bundle 2 (PCDD): 10 for $14, 7 for $10 Expired
3 for $5
$99.97
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Update: This offer has been exteneded
Fanatical has Build Your Own Elite VR Bundle 2 (PC Digital Download) on sale starting at 3 for $4.99.
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Bundle Pricing:
Fanatical has Build Your Own Elite VR Bundle 2 (PC Digital Download) on sale starting at 3 for $4.99.
Thanks to Deal Editor SlickDealio for finding this deal.
Note, Steam account and client application required to redeem code / play (free to register).
Bundle Pricing:
- Any 3 for $4.99
- Any 5 for $7.99
- Any 7 for $9.99
- Any 10 for $13.99
- The Morrigan
- The Walking Dead Onslaught
- Zero Caliber VR
- House Flipper VR
- Raw Data
- Stargaze
- Paper Beast
- Kittypocalypse
- Battlewake
- Detached
- Dick Wilde 2
- Sprint Vector
- Cosmic Trip
- A-Tech Cybernetic VR
- Catlateral Damage
- Dick Wilde
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https://www.fanatical.c
Options:
Options:
- 10 games for $13.99
- 7 games for $9.99
- 5 games for $7.99
- 3 games for $4.99
- The Morrigan
- The Walking Dead Onslaught
- Zero Caliber VR
- House Flipper VR
- Raw Data
- Stargaze
- Paper Beast
- Kittypocalypse
- Battlewake
- Detached
- Dick Wilde 2
- Sprint Vector
- Cosmic Trip
- A-Tech Cybernetic VR
- Catlateral Damage
- Dick Wilde
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(⭐Must have games)
The Morrigan
Paper Beast
Raw Data
Dick Wilde 2 - Has online Co-op/multiplayer/pvp
Stargaze
Kittypocalypse
(✨good games, but not amazing)
Cosmic Trip
Sprint Vector
Zero Caliber VR - ( if you've wondered about the differences between PCVR and Quest versions of ZeroCaliber, take a look https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ys-iNqPH-yE&t=1s )
Detached
(🤔Meh)
A-Tech Cybernetic VR - Repetative and a little buggy but good visuals
Catlateral Damage (Now you can cat! Cute game for kids, cat lovers and ungrownup adults)
Dick Wilde
(☠️🗑️No.)
👎House Flipper VR -buggy, huge waste of time
👎The Walking Dead Onslaught - Buggy, abandoned. Watch for Saints and Sinners instead.
👎Battlewake - repetative, abandoned.
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Some important info: When I bought that Quest bundle, I found that I could redeem the PC version of many of the games on the oculus store. The price was striked through and the buy button simply showed "Get". Here is a screenshot of one I haven't redeemed yet. https://ibb.co/D4tqfZB
I owned a Rift previously, so I'm not certain if a prior headset is required to get the PC version. I can play all of the PC versions on my Quest 2 through cable link/airlink without any problem and get the full PC quality.
The titles that I have purchased for the Quest 2 that also gave me a PC version are
ZombieLand
DeathLap
Accounting+
Sculpt VR
Gadgeteer
These Did NOT give PC version on Oculus desktop.
-Gloomy Eyes
Skyworld: Kingdom Brawl
Ghost Giant (not availalbe on oculus PC, but great game)
Other apps I bought for Quest2 that gave me the PC version
Gun Club VR
Thrill of the Fight (I HIGHLY reccomend this one for cardio)
Gravity Sketch
I Expect you to Die
The Climb
Brink Traveler
Have fun!
I can't get my daughter to do chores around the house. Cinderella had it better than my daughter (according to her). Sweeping the floor takes an act of Congress. BUT, she straps on the VR and she will spend an hour sweeping up her project, putting stuff away, taking out the trash.
If only things in the virtual world led to behaviors in the real world.
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some really good VR games on that list
Jump straight in with the 97% rated Paper Beast, an absolutely stunning sandbox exploration and adventure. Then head back to something a little closer to normality and "get your clean on" with the home-renovation-phenomenon House Flipper VR!
Want an action fix? Lock 'n' load with military FPS Zero Caliber, and test your survival skills in AMC's zombie-laden world of The Walking Dead Onslaught.
If you fancy something off the beaten track, go 'gator shootin' with Dick Wilde, tear up the place with Catlateral Damage VR (free VR DLC available for the base game), get even more explosive with tower defense Kittypocalypse, and try out your base-building and drone command skills in the award-winning Cosmic Trip.
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3 For $4.99
5 For $7.99
7 For $9.99
10 For $13.99
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I prefer the Oculus game codes since they require no computer to play them, but Steam bundle does have more game options. Figured it's a nice way to build a library of games on the cheap. ~$1.40 per game for Steam VR bundle of 10 games and ~$1.87 per game for the 8 Oculus games bundles.
I just got an Oculus Quest 2 recently, so I'm a bit new with all this.
I can't get my daughter to do chores around the house. Cinderella had it better than my daughter (according to her). Sweeping the floor takes an act of Congress. BUT, she straps on the VR and she will spend an hour sweeping up her project, putting stuff away, taking out the trash.
If only things in the virtual world led to behaviors in the real world.
I can't get my daughter to do chores around the house. Cinderella had it better than my daughter (according to her). Sweeping the floor takes an act of Congress. BUT, she straps on the VR and she will spend an hour sweeping up her project, putting stuff away, taking out the trash.
If only things in the virtual world led to behaviors in the real world.
Maybe with AR glasses some day they will gamify the mundane aspects of life. Whatever it takes, right?!
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(⭐Must have games)
The Morrigan
Paper Beast
Raw Data
Dick Wilde 2 - Has online Co-op/multiplayer/pvp
Stargaze
Kittypocalypse
(✨good games, but not amazing)
Cosmic Trip
Sprint Vector
Zero Caliber VR - ( if you've wondered about the differences between PCVR and Quest versions of ZeroCaliber, take a look https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ys-iNqPH-yE&t=1s )
Detached
(🤔Meh)
A-Tech Cybernetic VR - Repetative and a little buggy but good visuals
Catlateral Damage (Now you can cat! Cute game for kids, cat lovers and ungrownup adults)
Dick Wilde
(☠️🗑️No.)
👎House Flipper VR -buggy, huge waste of time
👎The Walking Dead Onslaught - Buggy, abandoned. Watch for Saints and Sinners instead.
👎Battlewake - repetative, abandoned.
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That is not
I owned a Rift previously, so I'm not certain if a prior headset is required to get the PC version. I can play all of the PC versions on my Quest 2 through cable link/airlink without any problem and get the full PC quality.
The titles that I have purchased for the Quest 2 that also gave me a PC version are
ZombieLand
DeathLap
Accounting+
Sculpt VR
Gadgeteer
These Did NOT give PC version on Oculus desktop.
-Gloomy Eyes
Skyworld: Kingdom Brawl
Ghost Giant (not availalbe on oculus PC, but great game)
Other apps I bought for Quest2 that gave me the PC version
Gun Club VR
Thrill of the Fight (I HIGHLY reccomend this one for cardio)
Gravity Sketch
I Expect you to Die
The Climb
Brink Traveler
Have fun!