06-29-2021 02:18 PM
A new VR Arcade experience was released at Zero Latency recently. They have one here in Texas that I may try soon, and give my own first-hand review.
Here are some YouTube reviews available:
Some notes:
06-29-2021 02:23 PM
@inovator wrote:
I think the distinct advantage would be the increased immersion by playing in a large space. But would that be enough to get people to keep coming back.
I think there could be some benefits here. Most notably, touching an avatar in VR and feeling a real person! However, FarCry VR does not take full advantage of this in its current state.
The 'keep coming back' part is difficult. We saw this with reddit discussion around The Void, where anyone with a VR setup at home didn't feel compelled to return to play the exact same VR Arcade experience. It is typically a one-and-done.
I'm sure FarCry VR would be fun for a birthday party of even a company team builder, but considering how this has played out historically and what we have available today, it seems hard to imagine it having repeat business.
Some notable quotes from one of the YouTube reviews: