Synapse
Really impressive and stylish PS VR2 roguelike exclusive, which intensively uses all unique features of PS VR2 (including eye tracking, adaptive triggers and headset vibration)
Hitstream
Quest version of VR fitness training game, early released on PC VR and build around movements of your body and hands under influence of different music and environments during training sessions between 10-30 minutes time interval
Strong sides:
- Nice graphics, clear mechanics and overall feeling
- Good workouts for hands, legs and body movements
- Wide range of environments
- Move support and leaderboards
Weak sides:
- Personally I didn't liked the soundtrack
- Feedback feeling is missing, objects interaction is a bit clumsy
- Lack of ability to turn off 360º mode
Summary and conclusion:
It's something in the middle between fitness game and music rhythm game with huge amount of movements. If you don't care about monotonous gameplay and you don't get bored by replaying the same for a while, this would be fine for you. But if your motivation isn't enough there might be better candidate for your fitness game
Rating: 4 from 5 - recommended, but...
with some limitations
Game is available on: 
PC VR (STEAM)Meta Quest
Tested on:
Meta Quest 2
Review by: Pheonics
Official game trailer and our gameplay footage
Arcade Paradise VR
Funny mix of arcade machine simulator with smell of laundry management and funny 90's humor and lots of mini-games
Echo VR: resurrected legend
A technical and mental masterpiece for coop-multiplayer challenges between real people around the world. High entry threshold but mind-blowing fun for those few, who learn to play