VR game of the year is gonna end up being Gorilla Tag. Literally the only thing recently that got any attention at all. VR is kinda stagnating rn and it’s sad.
2024 is not a great year for VR, and I hope Valve pushes some more updates to imporve steam vr next year.
I imagine Metro Awekening is a contender for 2024. Name brand, and many reviews. I think others to qualify, for the same reasons, would be Metal Hellsinger, Maestro and Arizona Sunshine Remake.
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VR game of the year is gonna end up being Gorilla Tag. Literally the only thing recently that got any attention at all. VR is kinda stagnating rn and it’s sad.
Gorilla Tag is too old to qualify. Honestly, I have no idea what will be chosen. It feels like most new VR content now is just mods.
2024 is not a great year for VR, and I hope Valve pushes some more updates to imporve steam vr next year.
I imagine Metro Awekening is a contender for 2024. Name brand, and many reviews. I think others to qualify, for the same reasons, would be Metal Hellsinger, Maestro and Arizona Sunshine Remake.
They gotta do for VR what they did for handheld gaming. It’s just way too expensive for most people to give a shit rn