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Beat Saber is my family's most played game. My 6 year old plays it, my wife plays it, I play it. If you want to strap on your headset and have some fun it's a fantastic game. It's the type of game you can play forever. It's also quite a workout at times.
Blade and Sorcery is similar; it's more about having fun and goofing off than about a story. It helps that you can mod extensively. My 12 year old plays this the most, and I love this one too. When my 12 year old plays it you can hear from laughing all over the house.
TWD, however, is closer to a traditional video game than the other two. Story, progression, survival mechanics, all divided up into bite sized days which is great for a VR game if you don't want to wear the headset for too long at a time. If it were a flatscreen game it would just be okay, but as a VR game it's immersive and a lot of fun.
If you're new to VR, I would actually recommend the first two games as you can play them forever and figure out what you like. If you already have goof-off games and want more of an experience, then get this game.
I thought it was decent but not spectacular, then I got the Star Wars mod. Lightsabers change everything.
Apparently the guy behind it got his start as a modder, and actively supports people modding the game.
Beat Saber is my wife's favorite and with the community mods you can get a ton of popular and classic music people have mapped out. That's what makes that game solid. Yeah, you have to run the mod patch every single time the game updates, but that's not that big of a deal.
Haven't played Blade & Sorcery but heard good things.
Have you played superhot though? After all these years any time I have someone over who is new to VR I always start there. That game is mind blowing to the new crowd, and holds its own to the veterans.
Beat Saber is one of the best VR games to date imo. It's not as techically or graphically impressive as Alyx of course but the gameplay is solid and it's very addictive. It's a game you will always come back to.
Blade and Sorcery. I wanted to like this but atm I would not even consider this a game but more a demo of the combat portion of a game. It has no story or anything like that it's just a combat arena. For me it was kinda fun for a little while but even the combat didn't feel great to me because the physics is too buggy. I refunded this.
Walking Dead. Very good game imo that unlike many VR titles feels like a real game. You have a story and progression and it's a fun game to play. I got 25 hours out of it before completing it. It's not withput it's faults tho especially when it comes to the handling of the guns and if coming from Alyx it will feel like a step back in playability.
Blade and sorcery is a fantastic game and honestly a game that i can play forever. The various mods, and even the basic game are very good. I personally do really like sword fighting and for me gorn just didn't cut it as it was very basic wtih not that great ai for sword fighting. As @Kobs said its about taste and for me a physics based sword fighting game where the AI actually blocks properly and attacks is very good for someone who likes sword fighting and wants something semi realistic. Not to mention the star wars mod makes that into one of the best star wars games in vr. You can deflect blaster fire back at the enemies, fight other jedi with an actually good AI opponenet But its still just a sandbox which is fun, but also means that there isn't a real purpose to playing other than screwing around.
TWD is a traditional game where you have voice acting, and end goal in mind, and various gameplay loops tied in there so that you can have fun. I honestly liked the story enough to keep me invested, though not nearly as good as the tell tale series, though decent none the less. The combat is very satisfying and also they did a good job with the survival mechanics. Getting shot is a big issue since first off you loose some heath as you start bleeding, but that also in turn reduces your maximum health at the same time. This makes them tense and you at the beginning really avoid them a lot. And when you cannot there is legitimate tension. This isn't the only mechanic that does this, but it is a good example.
But at the end of the day the correct answer is variety. I'd say TWD is better than beat saber or blade and sorcery, but I'd say 2 games is better than 1 especially if you are looking for something to keep you from getting to board. And i will say TWD is kind of a 1 or 2 playthough kind of game. Its a single player story game which does have some decisions, but at the end of the day its kind of like the decisions in call of duty black ops 2. It didn't change the missions much and gave you a different cut scene, but we aren't still playing that single player campaign. We did it once or twice and that was it. And this game is no different. The the other two have limitless potential and usability by their very nature and will most likely yield far more playtime than TWD
This game is very much an AAA RPG for VR, the game isn't enormous but it is definitely a full gaming experience for VR and if you really enjoy survival stuff there is plenty to do in this game once you've completed it if you enjoy a bit of challenge. I personally think for the experience it's worth the full price but if you're not too sure then wait for Steam sale.
Also, in regards to the other two VR games; Beatsaber is a good game in terms of polish and design with plenty of challenges and goals to keep you coming back to it and Blade and Sorcery is a great sandbox with a lot of potential to come, it's not really at a point where you have a story or purpose other than just jumping in and playing with the physics and weapons; you make your own fun rather than the game specifically giving you the fun like TWD.
I would say temper your expectations of TWD compared to Alyx as that is more of a narrative driven experience based more on traditional Half Life in a VR environment whereas TWD is more of a survival RPG with it's own narrative weaved within; the main focus of TWD is exploration and gathering of materials whilst completing quests and unlocking camp upgrades. The physics aren't as good as Alyx but it does have satisfying melee combat which whilst not perfect does shine quite well.