Subnautica is beautiful and immersive... and it's also a game that (in non-VR mode) makes my SO sick in mere moments. Maneuvering in 2D space using WASD is def

Subnautica is beautiful and immersive... and it's also a game that (in non-VR mode) makes my SO sick in mere moments. Maneuvering in 2D space using WASD is definitely a learned skill that many millennials take to easily after growing up on GoldenEye and the like - maneuvering in 3D space is a whole different ball game and feels intensely unnatural. As another good example Space Engineers and Hardspace: Shipbreaker are quite fun games but can really quickly disorientate me - in the later the stage is small enough that I can usually use landmarking to reorient myself - in the former it's just chaos whenever you're exploring low gravity.