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Five for Quest Volume 3: Great Oculus Quest Experiences

Shane R. Monroe
5 min readDec 14, 2019

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Not even a year old, the consumer-friendly and totally wireless Oculus Quest stand-alone virtual reality headset is proving a smash hit both newcomers to VR and to those whom have been tethered to the PC for far too long. In my Survival Guide article, I recommended twelve games and experiences you should look at getting for your Quest on Day One. Then, I told you about five more you needed to consider. After that, I felt compelled to share five more. Instead of coming up with another clever name, we’re just going to call this series Five For Quest … volume 3. More volumes will come.

I know we already covered Moss .. but I had to find a use for this image

Hopefully you read my other recommendations already. We won’t be covering older ground.

Before we go over the experiences, just a couple more things. First, these are Quest native titles; not streamed via Link, Virtual Desktop or other means. Second, these are chosen based on a variety of criteria — some scientific and some not so much so; and probably completely inconsistently, too.

Note: I only recommend games I have actually played and enjoy. As such, I do not play multiplayer games on Quest because I am not going to use Facebook; therefore I cannot recommend these experiences to you. These games do not require another human online to gain enjoyment or value — so whether or not you like to play with other people or

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Shane R. Monroe
Shane R. Monroe

Written by Shane R. Monroe

I write, blog, record and review anything that interests me — including humanity, parenting, gizmos & gadgets, video games and media.

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