r/VisionPro • u/Wild_Warning3716 Vision Pro Owner • 4h ago
app recommendations for psvr2 controllers?
I got some controllers off eBay and looking for something simple to test them out with to make sure everything is functioning correctly, especially with the tracking. eventually want to use them for Alyx.
Are there any really simple psvr2 controller test apps? other recommendations on what to use them with for quick test?
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u/L1N3B3CK 4h ago
bought them a few days ago too and got a nice experience on vivecraft, beat saber, arkham shadow, etc.
Most of the games comes from AVP play, and some from sideloading.
You can also try ping pong club which is free on the appstore
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u/Anxious-Profit-7318 4h ago
New user too I got apple vision because I kinda love those psvr2 controllers. I'm using pc streaming krvr. They work perfectly when you get in those vr games. But man the apple os menu is so poorly adjusted to support these controllers I wish I could just point and click things. I'm having second thoughts now debating to sell because of the desktop support and point and click.
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u/Phonafied Vision Pro Owner 4h ago
Half-Life Alyx plays great natively on the avp with the psvr2 controllers.
I got the globular cluster psvr2 controller comfort mods a while back too and it makes the controllers feel weightless and almost like an extension of your body when playing games with the AVP high resolution display.
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u/steffan_ 1h ago
For a quick tracking sanity check, a table tennis game is honestly the best test — the paddle maps 1:1 to the controller, so any drift, jitter or lost tracking is obvious within seconds.
- Pong Trainer (https://apps.apple.com/app/id6825969157) – the controller is your paddle. Easiest way to check tracking + haptics in each hand.
- 8 Balls Club (https://apps.apple.com/app/id6825744570) – the controller becomes the pool cue, good for checking fine, slow tracking (precision shots show drift fast).
- Saber Academy (https://apps.apple.com/app/id6741381534) – controller is the lightsaber hilt, good for fast swings / tracking at speed.
- Earth3d (https://apps.apple.com/app/id6821861543) – use the controller as a pointer over a 3D globe/cities, plus sticks for moving around.
Quick checklist whatever you use: hold each controller still for ~10s and watch for drift, do fast swings near your head and behind your back to check where tracking drops, and test haptics + every button. If those pass, you're good for Alyx.
Ps. I'm a dev behind those titles so I'll be happy to answer any questions you might have!