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How "immersive" would you say the experiences are?
If you haven't done VR before -
everything in VR is immersive, in a way that makes using that word for regular 2D gaming a joke. Having the game world all around you, everywhere you turn, is a whole other level from watching a flat picture of that world in a frame. There's a commonplace that games that use two hand controllers (Moves in the case of PSVR) are more immersive, but that's nitpicking when compared to non-VR gaming.
I'd easily add SuperHot to that list of the top PSVR games, and there's a ton of games that are equally enjoyable but a little more limited, in scope, length, ambition, or resources - Until Dawn: Rush Of Blood, Batman VR, Rush VR, To The Top, Sprint Vector, Dino Frontier, and it sounds like the just-released Falcon Age may wind up there, too.
Personally, I'd have to also put Skyrim VR in the top group, although lots of people ding it for the graphical hit it takes to run on PSVR. I bought it kind of as a novelty, as I'd already put over a hundred hours into the flat version, but...I've now put 180 hours into the VR version, most of that content I never played before, and I can't imagine going back to playing it flat. Actually being
in that world, with the snow swirling around you and the aurora-streaked night sky arcing overhead as a dragon soars above, searching for you, is just a whole different experience.
