WEARVR Weekly Top Ten VR Downloads – October #3

Looking for something fun to play in VR? We’ve got the top 10 downloads from the last week on the WEARVR app marketplace, a cross-platform repository of virtual reality experiences.

A plague is consuming humankind. Civilization faces extinction. As a time-travelling scientist, you must go back to the Jurassic and face ancient creatures whose DNA holds the key to our survival. Pilot your time machine through prehistoric oceans, investigate these beasts, and save the human race.

Platforms: Oculus Rift DK2 (Windows)

We love racing games and we hope you do too. Here’s a racing demo called Stunt Kart recently updated to SDK 0.7.

Platforms: Oculus Rift DK2 (Windows)

VR Karts is a fun and approachable online kart racing game designed from the ground up for the new generation of VR headsets. This is the demo. 

Platforms: Oculus Rift DK1, DK2 (Windows)

Please, take a seat. You’ll be here for a while. Don’t worry, you won’t be alone. Let these creatures welcome you… They’ll keep you company. Give you a taste of a dark surreal experience. Don’t be afraid just yet… Perhaps they will spare you this time around. After all… the nastiest thing they can do to you will only be virtual. But… then again… You will probably be wishing you were in a real dream.

Platforms: Oculus Rift DK2, OSVR (Windows)

Fractal fly-throughs can be boring – so Julius made this one extra long to make sure you would get super bored. That is unless you start to forget the world around you and let your imagination fill in the fractal void. Every nook and cranny will start to come alive – have a purpose. The deeper you go, the more intense this place will feel. You’ll be so immersed you won’t comprehend that this massive world exists almost entirely in your imagination – since the mathematical formula to create this world is so tiny we could text it to you. 

See Also: Preview: ‘Machine VR’ is an Awe-inspiring Trip Through a Crystalline Fractal Universe

Platforms: Oculus Rift DK2 (Windows)

Flying Aces VR is a flight sim/combat game set during World War 1. Take to the skies and experience the birth and rise of aerial combat during the Great War (1914-1918). Develop and test your piloting, gunning and bombing skills in structured missions, and lead your side to victory from above!

Platforms: Oculus Rift DK2 (Windows)

You find yourself stuck outside of a small hut, in a severe snow storm. You can see a car, probably yours, stranded nearby, half covered in snow. As you look around for ways to get inside the house, your body gets colder, your limbs freeze up, and the storm intensifies. Your challenge is to find and combine several items lying around the building to gain entry.

Storm is a virtual reality experience that takes puzzle solving with a sense of urgency to a new level of realism. It manages to evoke primal instincts – survival. And it was designed to be as much a cinematic experience as a game.

This game is a very simple, first version. There are visual and gameplay improvements already in the works, and updates will be made in the near future.

Platforms: Oculus Rift DK2 (Windows)

The Millennium Falcon is parked in Docking Bay 94 on Tatooine’s Mos Eisley spaceport. Han Solo and Chewbacca are present, and full sounds effects included.

Feel free to walk around and enjoy seeing this iconic spacecraft as she would have appeared to Luke Skywalker when he first laid eyes upon it.

Platforms: Oculus Rift DK2 (Windows)

Explore your surroundings and dive deep into an ancient cave system. Follow the drone ship and discover the horrific truth about the darkest of all places… “ SONAR is a new kind of cinematic entertainment, striking a balance between traditional movie making and interactive media. The shortfilm is a fully immersive, slow paced, 360° computer-generated experience.

Platforms: Oculus Rift DK2 (Windows), Samsung Gear VR

Winner of the Time Warner, Future of Storytelling Award 2015. Landing on the moon was one of the greatest achievements mankind has ever embarked on and now it’s time for you to step into Neil Armstrong’s shoes and experience what it was like to live through this historic event.

Using NASA archive footage and audio the developer has created an inspirational journey that we hope will engage students and give them a better understanding of what took place way back in 1969

Platforms: Oculus Rift DK2 (Windows) (Mac)