Sandbox building experience. Create vehicles carrying somthing somewhere. Good for creative thinking and problem solving. Motivating.

See the world through the eyes of visually impaired people. Graphics are not up to date but it is still impressive, touching and works fine. Sorting fruits without color is an eye-opening experience.

Nice immersive Dali experience showing a lot of his works. Movement via looking at spots. Unfortunately it's not very interactive or explanatory but it is fascinating to jump into his surreal world.

Tiltbrush meets 3D-modeling. Works very well, good usability, easier to understand than most 3D-modeling software.

Experiencing homelessness while an off-camera speaker is explaining. Recommendable experience although tech- & gameplay-wise it seems to be a bit rusty. Only 3 DOF, not 6 DOF unfortunately.

Gamificated Showcase of a possible future operating room. Gives a glimpse how this might actually feel but is too much just a game to be taken seriously. Okay-ish example of operating someone though.

3D-Mindmapping with bricks created from a previously imported list of text. Extremely interesting concept, unfortunately it seems to fall short as many features I'd love to have are missing.

Umpire Simulator is a software that helps you calling pitches. The software (graphics, sounds) is the bare minimum but balls seem to fly correctly so I can imagine that this might help practicing.

Very useful to show off how VR controllers work. Nice for first time VR users. Teaches different mechanics (throwing, bow, shooting etc.).

Very interesting tool to practice presentations. Animations could be better but the feeling of immersion while presenting still works. Nice F2P title to show how VR could work in business / university