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10 Oculus Rift PC Games Discounted in Fall Sale
Those who invested in an Oculus Rift can take advantage of discounts on ten virtual reality games. The Oculus Fall Sale includes titles like Project Cars, Chronos, and AirMech: Command and lasts until September 20.
Project Cars currently costs $25, Chronos goes for $33.50, and AirMech: Command will run you $27. Windlands and World of Diving go for $13.50 each, while DG2: Defense Grid 2 costs $15 and Radial-G : Racing Revolved is $16.75. Crystal Rift and Darknet are on the cheaper side, costing $3.35 each. Lastly, story-driven adventure game The Assembly, which got a 5/10 in GameSpot's review, is discounted to $20.
The Fall Sale is limited to the 10 aforementioned titles, but there are other discounted titles in the Oculus Store as well. These include Audio Arena for $7, Space Jones VR for $10, and Early Access title Worldy Cup for $5.
Of the games discounted, Chronos is the standout. It received a score of 8/10 in GameSpot's review, which said, "It's a highly-rewarding game that proves you can leverage VR to enhance traditional games, but Chronos doesn't use it as a crutch; it stands tall all on its own."
For more information on the Oculus Rift, you can check out GameSpot's review of the device and our handy guide that tells you everything you need to know about the VR headset.
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Project Cars currently costs $25, Chronos goes for $33.50, and AirMech: Command will run you $27. Windlands and World of Diving go for $13.50 each, while DG2: Defense Grid 2 costs $15 and Radial-G : Racing Revolved is $16.75. Crystal Rift and Darknet are on the cheaper side, costing $3.35 each. Lastly, story-driven adventure game The Assembly, which got a 5/10 in GameSpot's review, is discounted to $20.
The Fall Sale is limited to the 10 aforementioned titles, but there are other discounted titles in the Oculus Store as well. These include Audio Arena for $7, Space Jones VR for $10, and Early Access title Worldy Cup for $5.Of the games discounted, Chronos is the standout. It received a score of 8/10 in GameSpot's review, which said, "It's a highly-rewarding game that proves you can leverage VR to enhance traditional games, but Chronos doesn't use it as a crutch; it stands tall all on its own."
For more information on the Oculus Rift, you can check out GameSpot's review of the device and our handy guide that tells you everything you need to know about the VR headset.
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