A-10 VR

Seen Star Trek: The Next Generation? Remember Phaser training simulations? This is basically that. If you're interesting in improving/maintaining your situational awareness, hand-eye coordination, and reflexes: pay the $4.99 and start blasting things. 10/10. If you're looking for some kind of story line or something, probably not what you're looking for.

Here we have an arcadey and retro wave shooter, similar to Space Pirate Trainer, but different enough to be its own thing. Practice, time, and survival modes are all pretty much just target practice: they start slow, but get really crazy, really quickly. Attack mode involves high-speed dodging: those enemy projectiles come in quick! Graphics are bright, colorful, retro. Sound and music are fine but nothing special. I picked this up for a few bucks while on sale, and have already gotten that amount of value out of it in the half an hour that I played it. Thumbs: UP!

One of the first VR titles I played, and while it doesn't really stand out 8 years later it was certainly impressive at the time.