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Star Wars Oculus VR Digital Games: Tales + DLC Bundle $18, Vader Immortal Pack Expired
$15
$29.97
& More
Oculus.com has select Star Wars Oculus VR Digital Games on sale.
Thanks community member phoinix for sharing this deal
Thanks community member phoinix for sharing this deal
- Vader Immortal Pack $14.99
- Star Wars Tales + DLC Bundle $17.99
- Star Wars Pinball VR $12.49
Vader Immortal Pack Includes:
- Vader Immortal: Episode I:
- Step inside a galaxy far, far away with Vader Immortal: Episode I. You are a smuggler operating near Mustafar, the fiery world Darth Vader calls home. When you are unexpectedly pulled out of hyperspace, you find yourself uncovering an ancient mystery at the behest of the Sith Lord himself.
- Vader Immortal: Episode II:
- Continue your journey into the heart of Darth Vader's dark fortress in Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series - Episode II. With the fearsome Sith Lord as your guide, you'll perfect your lightsaber skills against terrifying new enemies, and master the Force as you discover the truth of an ancient mystery beneath the fiery surface of Mustafar. Starring Maya Rudolph, Vader Immortal is a canonical Star Wars experience created by ILMxLAB and Lucasfilm in collaboration with Oculus Studios.
- Vader Immortal: Episode III:
- Embrace your destiny and complete your journey in Vader Immortal: A Star Wars Series- Episode III. With an ancient lightsaber by your side and the Force as your ally, you'll gain an army and launch an all-out assault on Darth Vader's fortress. Face legions of stormtroopers and a vengeful Imperial officer before facing off with the dark lord himself in a heart-stopping lightsaber battle that will determine Mustafar's fate.
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Edited April 29, 2022
at 12:05 PM
Celebrate Star Wars on Quest with the best deals this side of the galaxy. Sale ends May 5 at 11:59 PM PT.
https://www.oculus.com/experience...89
| Title | Discount | Price | Original |
| Vader Immortal Pack [oculus.com] | -49% | 14.99 | |
| Star Wars Tales + DLC Bundle [oculus.com] | -48% | 17.99 | |
| Star Wars™ Pinball VR [oculus.com] | -50% | 12.49 |
https://www.oculus.com/experience...89
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I have Tales and I think it is great. Really cool to be in the star wars universe. Especially once you meet some of the characters. Bar area in game is very well done as well- it is a replica of the Galaxy's Edge theme park @ Disney, so was super cool to recognize it when I got there.
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Vader Immortal same -- not worth full price, but fine at $15. The last episode of Vader has a lot of replay value in the Dojo.
People play the NBA 2K series, many even shell out $60 annually for it. But it's nothing like basketball. Eleven is at least very similar to ping pong.
EDIT:
Okay, now I know at least what you're looking for. Space Pirate, Population: ONE, Walking Dead, Phantom: Covert Ops, or Onward might be more in your wheelhouse. Those are on my wishlist, but haven't gone on a good enough sale to pick up yet.
Have you played Super Hot or Pistol Whip?
Edit: Ok, I think I figured it out but it's really bad design. I manually searched for the individual Vader 1 and 2 episodes in the store on the app, and each one had "Get" and a price tag of "9.99", but the price tag was crossed out. I clicked Get for each one and it seemed to think I was "buying" it for no cost. Now 1 and 2 appear in my app library. Bizarre process to have to search in the store for things you already own, but it seems to have worked.
I have a massive credit and the discount still worked. I bought through the Oculus app
Strange. My 30% code says "cannot be applied" with Vader in cart. what was your discount? $10?
I remembered the day when I purchased the pack and started to play with quite a bit of excitement and around 25 to 30 minutes later, I was cursing fervently for WTF, that's it? For 15 bucks? If someone robbed me, at least I can fight back, this…… I felt a punch to the guts and hardly had a chance to punch back. The worst is that when I started the s**ker, I thought it'd be an epic journey and prepared days to savor it, and by doing so, I stupidly missed the two hours returning window.
Do make the same mistake I made. Just so you know.
I'm talking about games for Occurs that do t require a P. C. Also. Walking Dead, RE4, and maybe Cities VR. Most everything else is simple party type games or 2-3 hour adventure games. Once games like Alyx come to a VR headset without needing a PC or game console... Then I'll pay attention.
If you've got decent internet and a low ping time to their servers,
https://www.plutosphere
is OK for streaming Steam/Epic VR to the Quest. It's a little painful if there's lag, though, not good for hotel WiFi (which is what I tried it on).
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https://www.plutosphere
is OK for streaming Steam/Epic VR to the Quest. It's a little painful if there's lag, though, not good for hotel WiFi (which is what I tried it on).
I remembered the day when I purchased the pack and started to play with quite a bit of excitement and around 25 to 30 minutes later, I was cursing fervently for WTF, that's it? For 15 bucks? If someone robbed me, at least I can fight back, this…… I felt a punch to the guts and hardly had a chance to punch back. The worst is that when I started the s**ker, I thought it'd be an epic journey and prepared days to savor it, and by doing so, I stupidly missed the two hours returning window.
Do make the same mistake I made. Just so you know.
So you're saying the whole pack last 25-30 minutes? I read 3 hours, which still seems short and expensive at first thought. Then I remember there's no form of entertainment these days that doesn't cost me at least 50 bucks if I leave the house and never has even 2 hours worth of content or activity. So that considered, 15 bucks for 3 hours each for the wife and I doesn't seem so bad. I still haven't pulled the trigger, but just saying.
In my opinion the quest 2 is an amazing and versatile piece of tech for $300. Inside out tracking without the need for sensors, wirelessly connecting to my gaming PC, having access to a huge Library of Oculus rift and steam VR games without a single cable or camera. Or being able to take it with me and have everything I need in a small pack to have a very immersive vr experience is super impressive.
I can't think of many other pieces of technology that offer this much flexibility and entertainment for $300. Could the built-in games and graphics be better? Sure, but they're definitely adequate.
However you are absolutely right, I won't say I waisted $300, because I don't feel i did. My family and I have had loads of fun and memorable experiences. To each their own.
Big VR enthusiast here: sadly, you're actually not entirely wrong about 95% of the Quest games being Wii-tier. Biggest difference is that the "magic" that made stuff like Wii Sports so engrossing (at the time) is amplified by a thousand in VR. I still play literal hours of dumb rhythm games in VR weekly whereas six months out from getting a Rock Band set it was already catching dust in the closet.
Short, but worth it at this price. One of the best games for quest and you get the DLC, which was not out at last years sale.
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