This is the only game thus far that I'd say is a bit TOO immersive. No other game has caused me to lose track of where I am in my room as frequently as GORN has. The graphics are simple enough and the areas are small enough that you will never have the VR "blur" that other games have. Surprisingly enough this "blur" is what reminds our minds, or mine at least, that we're in VR, without it they'll just decide that we're actually in this open space and that there's not a wall within punching range. The edge of playspace warnings aren't going to save you either, they're extremely easy to just not notice while in GORN.

I'd say this is one of the best games VR has to offer, just make sure there aren't any breakables near your playspace.

This is the only game thus far that I'd say is a bit TOO immersive. No other game has caused me to lose track of where I am in my room as frequently as GORN has. The graphics are simple enough and the areas are small enough that you will never have the VR "blur" that other games have. Surprisingly enough this "blur" is what reminds our minds, or mine at least, that we're in VR, without it they'll just decide that we're actually in this open space and that there's not a wall within punching range. The edge of playspace warnings aren't going to save you either, they're extremely easy to just not notice while in GORN. I'd say this is one of the best games VR has to offer, just make sure there aren't any breakables near your playspace.