- Arizona Sunshine
- Beat Saber
- Brass Tactics
- Blade Runner 2049: Memory Lab
- Budget Cuts
- BlazeRush
- Dead and Buried
- DiRT Rally
- Don't Knock Twice
- Eagle Flight
- Echo VR
- EVE: Valkyrie – Warzone
- Gray
- I Expect You To Die
- Job Simulator
- Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes
- Killing Floor: Incursion
- Lone Echo
- Lucky's Tale
- Minecraft
- Mirror
- Moss
- Onward
- Raw Data
- Rec Room
- Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality
- Robo Recall
- Space Pirate Trainer
- Star Trek: Bridge Crew
- SUPERHOT VR
- The Climb
- The Invisible Hours
- The Mage's Tale
- The Unspoken
- Toybox
- Vader Immortal: Episode I
- Vader Immortal: Episode II
- Vader Immortal: Episode III
- Vr Storyteller Episode0
- ZR: Zombie Riot
Virtual Reality Lab
Virtual reality (VR) offers significant potential in the areas of teaching, learning and research. The VR Lab in Waldo Library at Western Michigan University provides a space for you to explore this technology.
Promotion area
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Join Quill on an epic adventure!
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Virtual tour of the new Student Center.
Now available in the VR Lab.
Lab features
There are two ways to experience VR in our Lab:
- Oculus Quest (3 available) – No PC, no wires: This all-in-one gaming system lets you play VR with just a headset and hand controllers.
- Oculus Rift (7 available) – These VR workstations feature Alienware PCs with Intel i7-7700 processors (3.60GHz), 16GB RAM, and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 graphics cards.
Numerous titles are installed to highlight some of the technology’s potential.
Software and other learning tools are available to make your own VR content. You may also bring your own content developed elsewhere to test in the Lab.
Hours and location
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Hours The VR Lab is open Sun, 5-10pm; Mon-Thu, 9am-10pm; and Fri, 9am-5pm.
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Location The VR Lab is located on the lower level of Waldo Library.
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Reservations The VR Lab can be reserved for educational usage.
Faculty experience
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If you are a faculty member or instructor, the Lab is here to help you learn about the technology and how to integrate VR content into your classes and research.