10 VRChat worlds that are a must visit

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VRChat is a very interesting place. Perhaps it’s not the first thing someone thinks of when it comes to a “VR Game,” as the title originally started out as a social hub. It’s birthed many memes and content through its years of life on the Oculus DK1 and Steam (and 4 on Meta Quest), but it’s also evolved. Thanks to the introduction of Udon, VRChat‘s in-house coding language, players are now able to build more complex worlds. This has led to a slew of new experiences, and most importantly, very impressive games. Here’s a collection of 10 worlds that you need to see if you ever log onto VRChat.

Author: suzuki_i

Compatibility: PC Only

While this room is PC Only, it’s a great way to start off this list. It’s not a game, nor is it a hangout spot. Rather, Eccentric Rooms provides exactly what is shown in the title: a collection of rooms that bend the mind and show players what VRChat‘s Udon coding is capable of. Some of the highlights of the world include a room where you can walk on walls, a planetoid where gravity allows you to walk on its surface, a third-person VR Camera, and a Recursive room, where a small room in the middle is a mirror of that exact room, and looking out from the open ceiling reveals a larger you staring in.

This world is fun to explore on your own, but it’s recommended you grab some friends (and surprise them with this world) and try out the many rooms available, as some of them won’t make sense without other players.

Author: DSMT

Compatibility: PC & Quest

These two worlds share the same spot, as they’re technically the same idea. Power Stars (and Power Stars 2) ports two levels from Super Mario 64 into VRChat using Udon. Power Stars includes Bob-Omb Battlefield, while Power Stars 2 contains Whomp’s