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A little while back, Oculus issued a $15 credit to many Rift users after an issue which prevented the headsets from working for a day or two. Seeking out something worthy to drop this credit on, I scrolled through the store pages I stumbled upon Luna (2017). The game’s unique artwork had me intrigued. After looking further, I realized I had heard of it months prior, but it slipped off my radar. Once I took a look at the preview, the combination of artwork, soundtrack, and relaxing vibe sold me.
The majority of my time in VR has been spent in fast paced action or sports games, and while I’ve really enjoyed all of those experiences, Luna—which is also available on Steamwhere it can also be played without a headset—proved to me that you don’t need a fast paced game for a really enjoyable time in VR. As I played through, Luna also struck me as the perfect introduction to VR for those who aren’t serious gamers. The relaxed feel and mechanics make it easy for someone new to get used to moving and functioning in a virtual world.
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Source: Road To VR