One game that seems to work for me in VR is EVE: Valkyrie; An arcade style multiplayer dogfighting in 0G space. As you are in space, the lack of an 'up' feels l

One game that seems to work for me in VR is EVE: Valkyrie; An arcade style multiplayer dogfighting in 0G space. As you are in space, the lack of an 'up' feels like you are never at the 'wrong' direction. It took some getting use to doing barrel rolls or adjusting yaw and pitch too quickly. As I improved, the sickness from more complicated manoeuvres subsided. I think that attitudes that VR is somehow dangerous and impossible to be done without sickness are foolish and ignore historical precedent; Many things throughout human development have felt 'unnatural' and required adjustment and training - driving, flying, skydiving, moving pictures; yet humanity has adjusted to these in short course.