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More Than 30 Oculus Touch Games Available At Launch This Year
At GDC, Oculus impressed us with the hefty Rift launch lineup. The company is set to do it again with the second rollout of the year, Oculus Touch.
Oculus announced today that more than 30 games will be available at the Touch controller launch, with 20 of them being brand new. Unfortunately, Oculus hasn't narrowed the release window for the controllers. We still don't know more than they will be available in 2016.
Included in the launch lineup are the following:
- The Climb - Crytek
- Dead & Buried - Oculus Studios
- Fantastic Contraption - Northway Games
- Giant Cop - Other Ocean
- I Expect You To Die - Schell Games
- Job Simulator - Owlchemy Labs
- Luna - Funomena
- Oculus Medium - Oculus Studios
- Pro Fishing Challenge VR - Opus
- Rock Band VR - Harmonix
- Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope by Croteam
- Unspoken - Insomniac
- VR Sports Challenge - Sanzaru
We also know that Superhot, Tripwire's Killing Floor: Incursion, and Twisted Pixel's Wilson's Heart will be coming in 2017.
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