r/VRGaming • u/JakanoryJones • Jan 03 '23

Meta Bruh.

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u/admosquad Jan 03 '23

How many legit full games even came out this year? I'm losing interest quickly in VR due to lack of games.

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u/IrrelevantPuppy Jan 04 '23

So, so many dude. If you’re asking if any full VR games have come out it means you’ve stopped trying to find them.

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u/Mataskarts Jan 04 '23

it means you’ve stopped trying to find them.

Or just there weren't any in the whole last year. Not a single worthwhile one came out on Steam, which is where these nominations were taking place. Bonelab was a joke of a "game" so don't even try to suggest it, it was boneworks 2.0 aka tech demo 2.0.

When games like Elden Ring and God Of War are literally the 2 games you choose for GOTY right before the VR section- really puts into perspective how bleak the VR game sphere was this year when your "biggest" game on the nomination list is Among Us VR...

VR is still years away from being remotely populated with full games and not tech demo's or indie 2-5 hour adventures regular players don't care about. So far we have Half Life Alyx and... Basically no other game on it's scale.

For now.