I loved Thrill of the Fight.
I sweat like a pig on it.
Too bad I get obsessed with fast knockout punches and my shoulders hurt like hell after a couple of days.
I also learnt the hardway you cannot outrun a bad diet. I would routinely burn 600+ callories in Thrill of the Fight only to get extremely hungry after and eat double what I've burnt.
For me weight training is better than cardio because I don't get the same hunger afterwards, on the countrary, if I do it late in the evening I can't eat at all. I also can't sleep afterwards.
I also became obsessed with shooting/hunting simulators and haven't done any exercise in VR for a long time.
Gaim compact, but it's really pricey(I'm just playng the Demo, still trying to justify the price) or if you're ok with shotgun shooting flying things --skeet/trap/sporting/pigeon/pheasant then Clay Hunt VR -- it's an incredible value for money.
If you're looking at land-hunting, take note that Gaim compact is geared towards european style driven hunting.
Pavlov Vr is free, I only used the firing range (which is much better than Contractors).
I also did play quite a bit of Contractors but right now I just play the Ninja mode, hunting bots with bow&arrow.
I also got Onwards, but given that it's very realistic (you die very fast if shot), it's too slow pace for my liking.
Space Pirates is also really nice, but it's not a simulator.
Too bad I get obsessed with fast knockout punches and my shoulders hurt like hell after a couple of days.
I also learnt the hardway you cannot outrun a bad diet. I would routinely burn 600+ callories in Thrill of the Fight only to get extremely hungry after and eat double what I've burnt.
For me weight training is better than cardio because I don't get the same hunger afterwards, on the countrary, if I do it late in the evening I can't eat at all. I also can't sleep afterwards.
I also became obsessed with shooting/hunting simulators and haven't done any exercise in VR for a long time.