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Welcome to the world of virtual reality horror games, where jump scares and creepy crawlies are just a headset away. If you’re an Oculus Quest owner, you’re in luck because there are plenty of horror games available to make you scream, cry, and possibly even soil yourself (but let’s hope not the last one). But with so many options, how do you know which game is the right fit for you? Well, don’t worry, because we’ve done the research and are here to give you the lowdown on the best horror games for the Oculus Quest.
We’ve evaluated each game based on graphics, immersion, storyline, and of course, the number of times we peed our pants while playing. So, without further ado, let’s dive in and find the perfect game to make you lose sleep at night.
Lone Echo
First up, we have “Lone Echo,” a sci-fi horror game set in the depths of space. As you play as an advanced AI on a mining station, things start to go haywire and it’s up to you to figure out what’s going on. The graphics in this game are out of this world (literally) and the immersion is top-notch. The use of VR technology in “Lone Echo” is truly impressive, allowing players to fully experience the isolation and claustrophobia of being stuck on a mining station in the middle of nowhere. Plus, the game features zero gravity mechanics which made us feel like we were floating in space, and that’s just cool.
But the real horror in “Lone Echo” comes from the game’s story and the twist at the end that had us questioning our own existence. And trust us, you’ll be questioning your own sanity after playing this game.
A Nightmare on Elm Street VR
Next up, we have “A Nightmare on Elm Street VR,” a game that will make you question whether or not you should ever sleep again. As you play as the iconic character of Nancy Thompson, you’ll have to outsmart the dream demon himself, Freddy Krueger. The graphics in this game are pretty solid and the immersion is spot on. The use of VR technology really makes you feel like you’re in the nightmare world of Elm Street and the game’s use of sound and jump scares will have you checking under your bed before going to sleep.
The game’s storyline is also pretty good and it’s always fun to see Freddy getting his comeuppance. Plus, the game’s use of the character of Nancy Thompson makes it a unique experience, which is always a plus.
Dead Secret
If you’re in the mood for a good old fashioned mystery, “Dead Secret” is the game for you. Set in a creepy old house, you play as a journalist investigating the murder of a reclusive professor. The graphics in this game are pretty decent and the immersion is top-notch. The use of VR technology really makes you feel like you’re in the house and the game’s use of sound and jump scares will have you questioning every creak in your own house.
The game’s storyline is also pretty good and it’s always fun to see a journalist getting to the bottom of a mystery. Plus, the game’s use of a creepy old house makes it a unique experience, which is always a plus.
The Exorcist: Legion VR
If you’re in the mood for some religious horror, “The Exorcist: Legion VR” is the game for you. Set in a church, you play as a detective investigating a series of exorcisms gone wrong. The graphics in this game are pretty decent and the immersion is top-notch.
The use of VR technology really makes you feel like you’re in the church and the game’s use of sound and jump scares will have you questioning your faith.
The game’s storyline is also pretty good and it’s always fun to see a detective getting to the bottom of a exorcism. Plus, the game’s use of a church setting makes it a unique experience, which is always a plus.
Dreadhalls
Last but not least, we have “Dreadhalls,” a game that will have you questioning whether or not you should ever enter a dungeon again. As you play as an adventurer trapped in a mysterious dungeon, you’ll have to find a way out while avoiding the terrors that lurk in the shadows. The graphics in this game are pretty solid and the immersion is spot on. The use of VR technology really makes you feel like you’re in the dungeon and the game’s use of sound and jump scares will have you questioning every corner you turn.
The game’s storyline is also pretty good and it’s always fun to see an adventurer getting out of a dungeon. Plus, the game’s use of a dungeon setting makes it a unique experience, which is always a plus.
Well, there you have it folks, the best horror games for the Oculus Quest. Each game offers its own unique experience, from space horror to religious horror and everything in between. We hope this list helps you decide which game is the right fit for you and your love for all things horror. Just remember, when playing these games, it’s always best to have a spare pair of pants handy just in case. Happy Screaming!
