True, but Half-Life Alyx is not one such game. I do see a niche for simulator-type games, like a driving/flying sims where you get put in a simulation-rig to m

True, but Half-Life Alyx is not one such game. I do see a niche for simulator-type games, like a driving/flying sims where you get put in a simulation-rig to make it feel like you’re driving/flying. Like the four-player Daytona game that was everywhere, even far into the 90s, that’ll provide some serious added value over just playing at home. But I don’t see the huge appeal for first-person games, since most players don’t actually want the real physical experience of running around on a battlefield, getting shot at. Just half an hour of that would be exhausting to most people. Maybe some hybrid fitness-studio/VR experience would be viable, give people an entertaining experience while grinding away on the stairmaster.