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Fanatical is good at giving you a discount coupon after making a purchase. I don't have any currently, but if you are interested in multiple games you may want to buy the lowest cost one first and see if you get a coupon. They also usually offer mystery games and so fourth, you may want to look it over as I have received some great games for free or for like a $1.00. Anyhow I have never had a problem buying from fanatical and the support level I have experienced with them has been great but I only had 1 problem in many years of use. I do not work for them, I am just a game collector and they have some great deals from time to time. Just wish their store would let me know of games I have already purchased from them. Lastly, the keys work as great gifts as well.
Thrill of the fight is a must buy. Way better than Creed and possibly the best workout
Les Mills Body combat is also a must buy. Just as intense as thrill of the fight but alot more structured. Note that it will go subscription based in the future however the base game will still have 30+ workouts and you will not be forced into a subscription unlike supernatural.
Beat saber/ragnarock/pistol whip are all great rhythm games that on high difficulties def give a workout, just not to the level of the 2 above. Still great buys as since they are so fun you are more inclined to play.
They are Quest 2 codes. I'd say if any of the games offer free cross-buy, as would likely be indicated in the quest App Store, you'll get that, otherwise, I wouldn't count on it.
It includes 3 tables (Secrets of the Deep, Mars and Epic Quest). You don't need to buy any other tables. The tables (DLC) are bit higher priced compared to the other platforms that have had sales before.
You can see some info/reviews of the Steam version of the game[steampowered.com]. I've been tempted to pickup the Universal Classic Pack[steampowered.com] that includes 3 games (Jaws, Back to the Future, & E.T.), but it sells for $19.99. Hopefully they'll have a sale on the DLC at some point for the Oculus Quest version.
I dont think they have ever discounted their overpriced DLC. I really want the BTTF table but 20 bucks for 3 tables is a tough pill. I wish they would discount them once in a while but nooooo.
Mixed information in the comments. Initially it says these are "oculus" codes, but that doesn't specify if they're Quest codes or not and some people are saying it's for Steam. If they are Quest codes, are they PCVR Quest 1 codes that also happen to be cross-buy for a few games, or are they Quest 2 codes? There's a difference. Can anyone confirm any of this?
I am the OP and the original post and the see deal goes to just the Oculus version of these games. The quickest way to determine this on the fanatical site is the picture of the game has OCULUS in the lower left corner. While some games may be cross buy in this case many of them the cross buy refers to the rift version which is technically pcvr. The Quest 2 can play them as well but they require a PCVR. Fanatical sells games for different plat forms so unfortunately a few comments referencing other games vr games crossed over in to the PCVR side. Some games maybe cross play with each other but I have not seen any Steam PCVR games that were cross buy with the oculus/meta/rift store. Maybe someone else has I just have not. Note discount Steam PCVR though, there are some great games that play well on the Oculus and other headsets. (Half Life Alyx, Kayak, Eye of the Temple and many others, and they go on sale all the time.) Fanatical has had great bundles for both and there is a steam pcvr bundle on sale now.) .
I pre-ordered my quest 2 before it was launched and I found cross buy, cross play to be cryptic at first. Matter of fact at times you can find cross buy games in the rift store for less money than in the oculus store. Here is a site I use often that does a good job and letting you check pricing and cross buy easily. https://vrdb.app/rift/index_us.ht...+Cross-Buy
If you go into the metaverse, they will just continue the New World Order / Great Reset and you'll be oblivious to it, until they drag you out of your house by martial law to the FEMA camps while your goggles are still on.
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Any suggestion for a game that makes you sweat out some calories?
I do all my cardio in VR. Supernatural is great, but is subscription based (I think it's worth it, but just warning you). Ragnarock and Beat Saber are both excellent workouts at higher skill levels (Ragnarock is a little better IMHO). You can even mix in Thrill of the Fight or Creed if you like. Cardio in VR is amazing, but you WILL want a silicone cover for the facepad.
I do all my cardio in VR. Supernatural is great, but is subscription based (I think it's worth it, but just warning you). Ragnarock and Beat Saber are both excellent workouts at higher skill levels (Ragnarock is a little better IMHO). You can even mix in Thrill of the Fight or Creed if you like. Cardio in VR is amazing, but you WILL want a silicone cover for the facepad.
I play Pistol Whip quite often - definitely burns some calories, especially with higher difficulty. If you're more into shooters, than beat games, it's an option.
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Thrill of the fight is a must buy. Way better than Creed and possibly the best workout
Les Mills Body combat is also a must buy. Just as intense as thrill of the fight but alot more structured. Note that it will go subscription based in the future however the base game will still have 30+ workouts and you will not be forced into a subscription unlike supernatural.
Beat saber/ragnarock/pistol whip are all great rhythm games that on high difficulties def give a workout, just not to the level of the 2 above. Still great buys as since they are so fun you are more inclined to play.
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You can see some info/reviews of the Steam version of the game [steampowered.com]. I've been tempted to pickup the Universal Classic Pack [steampowered.com] that includes 3 games (Jaws, Back to the Future, & E.T.), but it sells for $19.99. Hopefully they'll have a sale on the DLC at some point for the Oculus Quest version.
I pre-ordered my quest 2 before it was launched and I found cross buy, cross play to be cryptic at first. Matter of fact at times you can find cross buy games in the rift store for less money than in the oculus store. Here is a site I use often that does a good job and letting you check pricing and cross buy easily. https://vrdb.app/rift/index_us.ht...+
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