I have to be honest: Vive (which is the most advanced consumer VR tech available right now) is about the same. My mate and I bought a VR setup (we didn't have

I have to be honest: Vive (which is the most advanced consumer VR tech available right now) is about the same. My mate and I bought a VR setup (we didn't have a PC before this) around Christmas of last year. It's mostly a lot of things that feel like demos. Nothing that I could see myself losing hours into, like skyrim[1]. The one game that feels really close is Arizona Sunshine. It is a zombie fighting game, and there is a minigame on it called "horde mode", where progressively more zombies come at you from all directions and you have to shoot them. Essentially that game is a really good[2] combat simulator. That said, I don't regret the purchase at all. VR is an incredible gift to share with people. [1]Time enjoyed isn't time lost. Skyrim is a beautiful world to explore. [2]Arizona Sunshine feels like you are actually developing a shooting skill while you are using it. Not exactly the skill that I would have set out to develop, but definitely interesting.