Isle of Pan

Works on Reverb G2, but in-game hands are slightly misaligned. Isle of Pan is a delightfully weird exploration/photography VR game. Main gameplay mechanics is simple: you travel around an island, taking photos of creatures and interacting with environment. There are few minor puzzles, but mostly it's just a "walking sim". But despite the lack of action, the game never gets boring. Every creature has a unique reaction to being photographed or interacted with, and a lot of them are unexpected. And there are 17 portals, that transport the player to completely different environments. Visuals are very important for a primarily cinematic VR experience, and here they are a mixed bag, most of which is really good. There are beautiful animated skyboxes in every scene, creature designs are imaginative, dynamic shadows look great in darker scenes. But a lot of terrain looks bad due to repetitive texturing and especially terrible looking cartoony grass. This is mostly an issue only for main island at daytime though. The only real issue I had with the game was barely usable smooth locomotion. It gets stuck on anything for seemingly no reason, so a preferable way to move is teleportation.