The "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" VR experience turns the Pixel's remote into a magic wand.
"Gunjack" is a space shooter from the developers of "EVE Online" that's also coming to other VR headsets.
Other games announced for Daydream include "Wonderglade," "LEGO BrickHeadz," "Mekorama," "Need for Speed," "EarthShape," "Danger Goat," "Home Run Derby" and "Hungry Shark World."
A VR version of "Star Chart" converts your remote into a laser pointer, letting you gesture at various stars and constellations to learn more about them.
Google Street View in VR will let you go on "curated tours" of 150 real-world locations, like the Taj Mahal.
Hulu, Netflix, YouTube, Google Play, and other streaming services will work with Daydream View, displaying regular videos in large, cinema-style format.
YouTube has some special video experiences designed for VR, like one from the London Museum of Natural History, which makes it look like animals in the museum are coming to life.
By the end of the year, Google says there will be over 50 apps for the Daydream View, so more specific announcements about Daydream-compatible apps and games should be coming soon.
50+ apps are coming to Daydream by the end of the year, with hundreds more on the way. #madebygoogle pic.twitter.com/gmdPA1DksP
— Google (@google) October 4, 2016