1. Room Bricker XR
Room Bricker XR puts a physical paddle in your hand and throws bricks across your actual room. The ceiling, walls and furniture become part of the court, while you move around to keep the ball alive, catch power-ups and clear room-adaptive patterns. It is a proper arcade loop rather than a passthrough demo, with a 100-level campaign and bosses. The catch is obvious: you need enough clear space to swing a controller and move around safely.
2. Mahjong Table VR
Mahjong Table VR is built around Singapore mahjong with real tile handling: wash, stack, rack and throw your discards onto the felt. You can play against bots or host a table where friends join from a phone or laptop, without a headset. Mixed reality and hand tracking make the table sit naturally in the room. It is specifically tuned for Singapore rules, so players looking for another ruleset should check that before jumping in.
3. Grass Cutter VR
Grass Cutter VR leans into that oddly satisfying job-sim thing. You work through gardens and backyards, choose between different mowers and cutters, avoid flowers and decorations, then chase a cleaner finish and more stars. There is a 30-level campaign and equipment to unlock, so it has more structure than simply wandering around with a mower. If you want high-speed action, this is probably not it; the whole point is the steady, methodical rhythm.
4. Tempoblade
Tempoblade is a rhythm-action game where directional sword cuts lead into boss fights instead of just another endless note lane. You slice crystal waves in time with electronic tracks, upgrade the blades and face a big enemy at the end of each run. The retro synthwave look is loud, but the player hook is simple: rhythm-game timing with something pushing back. It is in Early Access, so treat the current set of tracks and systems as a work in progress.
5. FIREBIRD – La Péri
FIREBIRD – La Péri is the unusual one this week: a short interactive ballet piece from InnerspaceVR, based on the music of Paul Dukas. You play Prince Iskender, reach for the flower of immortality and interact with the stage world through Touch controllers as the story plays out around you. It is closer to a 15-minute narrative performance than a traditional game, which is worth knowing before you buy it. If that sounds like your jam, it is a neat little break from the usual Quest release pile.
What to try first
Start with Room Bricker XR if you want the most physical mixed-reality pick, or Mahjong Table VR if you want a social table game that can bring non-VR friends in too. Tempoblade is the action choice. You can browse more fresh listings through AltLab’s new Quest games.
