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I agree. Ultimately, while being able to actually physically hide behind a cabinet in SUPERHOT VR was a really cool experience, I have quite similar memories fr
by seba_dos1 2y ago
I agree. Ultimately, while being able to actually physically hide behind a cabinet in SUPERHOT VR was a really cool experience, I have quite similar memories from playing regular SUPERHOT despite of me sitting comfortably in front of a flat screen at the time. I can also vividly remember book scenes despite of only ever seeing black text on some paper in front of my eyes. The brain is quite good at abstracting the medium away.
- wpietri 2y agoOh yeah, books are a great example here. Superhot is one of the games that most impressed me in VR. And then I looked up how well it sold in non-VR versions. At first that seemed wrong to me, but the more I thought about it, them more it made sense.
- seba_dos1 2y agoIt was a huge hit as a non-VR game first and only later got a VR version. It doesn't feel like a VR conversion, but it's mostly because it just happened to translate into VR really well, both gameplay- and story-wise (but also because VR version is more like a standalone sequel than a port).