The only VR game I like to play sitting with a gamepad instead of standing with Touch controllers is "Casino Poker VR", which is free to play on the Oculus Store and is all about. It is a sit-up experience and in some cases you can even play by using mic input only, especially so if playing as a captain in coop(AI crew is a bit limited in terms of how well the speech recognition works). Not exactly what you're asking for but despite being a motion controller-centric game, it might work equally well on a couch. I would also consider the Star Trek: Bridge Crew VR. It's no Lone Echo of course but on the bright side it is controlled by a gamepad so it can be easily played on a couch. Plus that way you'll be able to play it on a monitor if you'd like.Īdr1ft is not exactly a game(it's advertised as "experience") but it's interactive enough to feel like one at times, and it's certainly worth checking out. Oh, I'd recommend buying it on steam as it seems support for oculus release is a bit lacking.
Unless underwater exploration or gathering & crafting is not your thing, there's no reason not to like this one. Gamepad is fully supported(in fact, it's the main alternative to K+M as this game has no motion controllers support yet) and the pace is exactly what you want from a relaxed couch-play game. Despite being in early access, it is a very polished and actively supported game. If you're into survival/crafting/exploration kind of things, Subnautica is a great choice. just buttons & sticks, there's no actual motion involved). You can use either a gamepad or motion controllers in a gamepad mode(i.e.
This one is a bit more hectic though.Ĭhronos is a bit of a different game, a Soulsborne-lite 3rd person action RPG with some clever mechanics. It's an arcade-y space sim which plays kinda like a cross between Freespace(gameplay) and Homeworld(aesthetics and tactical pause). A bit pricey for what it is but is otherwise ok for a lazy couch chillout.
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