Though VR gaming is rightly lauded for its immersive qualities, it can be an isolating experience: dimming the lights, donning a headset, and shutting out the outside world for hours on end can leave even the most self-sufficient gamers longing for a bit of company.

VR headsets like Meta Quest 2 offer relaxing and cozy experiences through a variety of games and apps.

In times like these it’s nice to be able to get away from it all, if only for a brief moment. If you have a VR headset you’re one of the lucky people who can enter other realities from the confines of your living room, so why not use it for your wellbeing? Here we’ve gathered Quest meditation games and experiences focused on VR relaxation. This list also covers apps on PC VR and PSVR 2, so there’s something for everyone.

Real VR Fishing heads to the Eastern United States in a new DLC pack, available this September on Quest and Pico.

Real VR Fishing is adding seven free Japanese locations this year and the second, Lake Toya, arrives on March 15 for Quest.

The fishing simulation Real VR Fishing not only helps you relax. It is also a small technical miracle.

Another DLC release is coming to Real VR Fishing — this time, it’s set in Japan.

Playing a sport like football, boxing, mini golf or ping pong is easy on the Quest platform. Here’s our list of the best sports games available on Oculus Quest 2.

The first paid DLC for Real VR Fishing releases on December 16 for Quest, adding 20 new fishing locations, 76 new species and a new level system for the DLC content.

One of Real VR Fishing’s biggest updates yet has been slightly delayed, pushed from October 20 to November 6.

Real VR Fishing gave a sneak peek at what’s to come in future updates, including reworking of some core mechanics and a glimpse of a new DLC pack.

Softbank Ventures Asia Corp., the early-stage venture capital arm of Japan’s SoftBank Group Corp., invested 2 billion won ($1.76 million) in South Korean virtual reality (VR) gaming startup Miragesoft Inc., to ramp up its investment drive in burgeoning VR market.

Real VR Fishing is an extremely chill fishing simulator that was already one of the most technically accomplished games on the original Quest, and it looks even better on the Quest 2. Developed by a team in South Korea, it lets you cast your line across several real-world, near-photorealistic Korean locations, and you can even listen to your own music or watch YouTube as you fish through a clever windowed interface.