SUPERHYPERCUBE

Although it's hard to recommend due to its lack of updates and needing Vive wands [I haven't tried with the Quest 3 controllers but remember the controls were strange using the Index's knuckles], the visuals are great and the concept is fun. I basically played this as a breather between other games, so say I did a hardcore session of Pistol Whip, then I would play this and then Beat Saber afterwards. I recommend picking this up if you have some Vive wands and SUPERHYPERCUBE is on sale.

i miss you and i miss you

Just a warning, this game does NOT properly support Index or Oculus, like it might make you think. I don't entirely know what it's like on Index, but users can let you know. As a Quest 2 user, I can say it's weird and inconvenient, but you can make it work. It's unclear what it wants, but you basically move the analog sticks in the direction of the buttons, then press the stick to activate the button input. It's also a little pricey, and almost never on sale. Now onto the good stuff. It has great visual design, it's simple, but has depth and high replay value.

I played this game on PSVR at IndieCade East years ago when VR was just coming out. This game blew me away with how well the game feel is polished and immersive. To this day it's still my favorite VR game as it doesn't rely on being gimmicky to have an awesome experience. I now own it on PC and play it with a PS4 controller and my Rift. I absolutely recommend playing SUPERHYPERCUBE! You don't want to miss out on this one.

this game is special

VR at its finest. Knows the format, knows the limitation. Endlessly fun and challenging. Delightful to look at. 70s future.