Android users, get ready to experience the best VR apps and games. Virtual reality is now mainstream, and you can play VR video games at home with the right equipment. As this technology develops, it's an exciting time for VR. Check out the top Android VR games and apps to see what's in store. Try InCell VR, where you play as a defender inside the human body, fighting off the flu - a great educational game for kids. Beyond games, there are free VR Android apps for watching videos and more. Many are free, aside from headsets like Google Cardboard. Vote for your favorite VR apps and games, and vote down those that didn't impress.
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Developer:Fulldive Co.
20202020
View much VR content online using Fulldive VRPlay over a million videos and 500 games in the marketplace.
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Developer: FIBRUM
20192019
Zombies want your flesh in this game. Choose your weapon and head into the sewers.
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Developer: VR Craftworks Ltd.
Release Yearr: 2014
Enjoy great sights without leaving the couch. This game made itself for VR, unlike other games.
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Developer:Netflix, Inc.
Release Year2016
Watch your favorite Netflix shows in virtual reality. You see award-winning series, docs, and movies fully immersed.
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Developer: Sonic Team
Release Year2018
Rez Infinite is a fast VR game. Players must move their wave through waves of bad guys.
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Developer:Google LLC
Release Year2015
Google ExpeditionsThis gives kids an immersive learning experience. It teaches kids about animals, history, and much more!
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Developer:Otherworld Interactive
Release Year2016
Enjoy a horror story inside this Android VR app. You get a spooky, short experience that sends shivers down your spine.
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Developer:Within
Release Year2016
Watch short films fully immersed with Within VR. There are no ads and no charges.
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Developer:Couch Games Software
Release Year2015
Cardboard TheaterThis is a unique player. Watch 2D and 3D movies from your phone using the Google Cardboard headset.
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Developer:Steel Crate Games, Inc.
Release Year: 2015
The classic VR game puts you in the bomb diffuser's shoes. You cannot see the bomb. Friends must help you stop the timer.
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Developer: Justin Wasilenko
Release Year: 2016
Players love a game that lets them fight epic space battles in VR. Players control their spaceship, flying through space against the enemy.
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Developer: Netease Games
Release Year: 2017
Twilight Pioneers is one of the few first-person VR ARPGs. It throws gamers into a fantasy world where they meet new friends and enemies, improving their magic skills.
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Developer: IEC Corp
Release Year2016
VR X-Racer - Aero Racing Games is an intense multiplayer racer. It has two modes: hand mode and VR mode. It was named in 2016's Top Best Virtual Reality Games on Android.
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Developer:Sketchfab
Release Year2011
SketchfabThis is a fun education app. You play with various animations. Over two million models are available to use in the app.
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Developer:Orange Bridge Studios, Inc.
Release Year2015
Pilot a fighter in space. Battle aliens across many environments. This offers a real treat for kids of all ages.
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