I have a Mixed Reality headset and Google Earth is amazing with room-scale VR. It's not something I would have thought would work as well as it does.
Beat Saber is the only VR game I keep coming back to - the controls are spot on. So simple and intuitive. You really need to work to get used to all the buttons and sticks to control most other VR games.
> You really need to work to get used to all the buttons and sticks to control most other VR games.
This is a controversial opinion but I prefer the Vive wands to the Oculus touch for this very reason. It pushed developers towards simpler control schemes on the whole.
Trying to remember which button does what is not immersive.
Picking the controller up with the wrong hand every single time is not immersive.
Being reminded you're using a game controller is not immersive.
The best controls in VR are your hands but failing that - the Vive wands are often used as a lump with a single trigger - which I find ideal.
This is one of the reasons why public demos are always smoother with the Vive. You just pass people the controller and show them where the trigger is (and maybe the big trackpad button if necessary)
Beat Saber is the only VR game I keep coming back to - the controls are spot on. So simple and intuitive. You really need to work to get used to all the buttons and sticks to control most other VR games.