Steam has launched the first VR Weekend Sale giving steep discounts on VR titles for the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, including a huge 20-game bundle at 30% discount.

Looking to bolster your VR game library? Vive and Rift owners alike benefit from Steam’s VR Weekend Sale which has 181 VR games and experiences with discounts ranging from 10% to 80%.

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The ‘VR Weekend Sale Bundle‘ packages up 20 Vive titles into a $368 package which you can nab for $257, a savings of about 30% or $111. Oddly, the undiscounted $40 Fantastic Contraption, which also comes bundled with every HTC Vive, is included in the Bundle. Fortunately, Steam is smart enough to exclude the cost games you already own from the bundle.

Among the 181 discounted VR titles, here’s the current top 10 best rated among those included in the sale:

Title Discount Original Price Discount Price
1 Space Pirate Trainer 15% $14.99 $12.74
2 Vanishing Realms 20% $19.99 $15.99
3 Pool Nation VR 10% $19.99 $17.99
4 Final Approach 30% $24.99 $17.49
5 Holopoint 15% $14.99 $12.74
6 A-10 VR 25% $4.99 $3.74
7 Soundstage 10% $9.99 $8.99
8 Battle Dome 10% $14.99 $13.49
9 Zombie Training Simulator 33% $19.99 $13.39
10 Universe Sandbox^2 20% $24.99 $19.99
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