I will say one of the most impressive VR games I played recently was first on PSVR and I'm glad I waited for the PC port, Paper Beast. I say that as a huge horror fan and one that wants a ton more VR horror games in general, and not just the umpteenth Slender Man clone. That game is bloody gorgeous with everything cranked up and I don't think even with the immersion boost that VR provides makes up for the shortcomings from the lower resolution and lowered lighting and shadow details on PSVR. My opinion may have been different had I experienced it for the first time on PSVR but I first played it on PC with max settings. Astro Bot is fantastic no doubt, RE7 I feel is just okay due to the experience being severely limited by the low resolution and visual cutbacks vs the 2d mode. PSVR no doubt has a great level of polish with some of its exclusives but I think the selection is still tiny and not nearly as amazing as the OP makes it out to be. Sure the IK arms can flip out and go through geometry now and again but even something as simple as climbing through a window in the game feels like a whole other level of interactivity in VR. Like you said once you get on your feet and start to move around physically its another experience entirely. Next to HL: A and Walking Dead Saints & Sinners its far and away the most impressive VR game.

+1 for the Boneworks praise OP, that game got entirely too much shit at launch which really affected its overall perception.

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