Oculus Touch Lineup has recently gotten new titles like "GravLab: Gravitational Testing Facility & Observations". In addition, Oculus further revealed more games coming to the Touch in 2017. The demo experience Toybox has also been placed in the Oculus Store as well.
The game titles added include "Ripcoil", "Windlands", "Carnival Games VR", "The Climb" as well as "Fly to KUMA Maker", "Music Inside" and "Holoball". Note that "Quill by Story Studio Beta", "Please Don't Touch Anything", "Dig 4 Destruction", "Viral EX", "Sportsbar VR" and "Enigma Sphere" were also added, the Oculus site reported. The full list of Oculus Touch games were released on Dec. 6 including "Arizona Sunshine", "Bigscreen Beta" and "Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope".
Moreover, Oculus also noted that more titles were slated to flood the Oculus Touch via the Oculus Store next year. The titles announced were "Lone Echo" and "Robo Recall" along with "Arktika.1" and "Giant Cop: Justice Above all". On a similar note, the Oculus Touch pre-orders will get "VR Sports Challenge" and "The Unspoken" for free.
Interestingly, Oculus also shared the fan-favorite demo experience Toybox on the Oculus Store. It is said that Toybox will be sold for free at the Oculus Touch launch. Note that Toybox has been revealed as the best way to demonstrate the power of social interaction in Virtual Reality.
In other news, apparently Oculus has launched a $200 pair of motion controls much later than the HTC Vive. On that note, it is believed that the Oculus Touch should have launched at least 9 months earlier, Time reported. On the other hand, the Oculus Touch did roll out with an extra bit.
Oculus motion controls reportedly sport hand presence or these virtual hands in a simulated environment. The Oculus features a pair of black bracelets that may be grasped with the button-happy appendages. The Oculus release is also believed to be more affordable than the HTC Vive which rolled out at $800. Watch more about the Oculus VR controllers here:
