Sounds interesting, but I stumbled upon "real time"...

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I've put 20 hours into Shadowrun Returns and 34 into Shadowrun: Dragonfall (Director's Cut).
I'm sure Shadowrun: Hong Kong is worth it as well.

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Quoting: DribbleondoA distinct Lack of Payday 2 is quite strange for the music category.

Sorry, I forgot to nominate it for you.

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Quoting: tuubiWell I'm not German. Arcades never were that popular around here. I'm sure there are some, but I wouldn't know where to look for them.

Me neither, but it seems they are coming back. VR arcade does sound like lots of fun, you wouldn't have to care for hardware and software, ... Like with exit games or paintball. Let's see.

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Quoting: tuubiThey'd have to reinvent arcades first. I haven't seen one in a couple of decades.

https://www.heise.de/ct/ausgabe/2015-26-Ein-Besuch-im-Virtual-Reality-Center-The-Void-3015429.html [External Link]
http://www.onlyvr.de/vr-arcade/134-immersive-deck-in-berlin [External Link]
http://www.holocafe.de/ [External Link]
http://www.vrnerds.de/vroom-neue-vr-arcade-halle-im-ruhrgebiet/ [External Link]

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Quoting: constI still think with the current state of technology, it would have been wiser to reinvent VR in arcades and take the consumer-pricing out of the picture.

They are doing this already, VR arcades are sprouting here!

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/nov/11/virtual-reality-firms-make-play-for-mainstream-with-video-arcades [External Link]

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I love the sound of it:
"I expect things like graphics shaders to break" - but still "people want to work on it"!
Sounds like they're curious. Sound like they don't mind facing bugs.

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Quoting: bubexelYou don't see a monitor, you see a world in front of you.

What I didn't understand for a long time that its not about 3D.
And I wouldn't call it "a world in front of you".
It's a world around you.
Using it was like stepping into the monitor after 35 years of sitting in front of it.

I'm not sure how good games actually will be, and I'm not sure if it will replace conventional gaming.
But it's a great thing for sure, and I really hope it's here to stay.

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Quoting: anthIt probably seems like moving the goalposts, but I think you need to have used one of the consumer versions including tracked controllers (ie Vive or Rift+Touch). Just the headset won't give the full experience, and the Oculus dev kits 1 and 2 were too limited even without considering input.

I tried a roller coaster ride on Occulus (and my fear of heights did trigger!) and "Monster Escape" on Playstation. When running through the town as a monster, having to destroy skyscrapers with the head, I automatically moved my hands to hit them. Because I was the monster.

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Quoting: tofuheada question.. wasn't starbound a 2016 game? couldn't find that in the list anywhere.

Yes, it was released in 2016.
It found its place on one on the lists, best audio:
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/goty.php?category_id=9

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