If the best game that was unbelievable in VR existed when it was released,

When the game first started, the virtual reality was still a science fantasy. The news I read in the news did not have the chance to live. But look back, it's hard to imagine what innovative VR has changed in the most intense, intense and groundbreaking title.

From Colossi Scaling to the corridor filled with Monster, the game actually begged a headset. Of course, some of them got a VR port a few years later, but what if the technology was ready on the first day? The game history may have changed.

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Mirror

Mirror's Edge was about all the driving force and the pure joy of the first person Parkour. Now imagine that VR is experiencing it. If you jump across the gap with dizzy rooftops and slide under the obstacle, it will feel amazing when the depth and existence of the headset is added.

Of course, you probably need an iron stomach to maintain lunch. But it would have been worth that. Faith's smooth and minimalist world design is actually pleaded to treat VR.

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Alien

Alien: Isolation has already made a lot of people soaked in the standard HD, so if you throw it into the VR, the survival fear would have changed to the actual health risk. Are you crouching in the locker while Xenomorph is in its inch? Do you hear the sound behind you and don't breathe? It is a major VR fear.

The tense pacing and atmospheric game design of the game would have a very sweat of the headset, but it would have felt like the second skin. Surprisingly, the entire VR version did not officially occur. This is because it was actually the closest thing to the alien movie.

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Thief: Dark Project

Uh ASS New Creed, there was a thief before fragment cells. It is to maintain a hidden state without fighting. The game emphasized sound and stealth so that the player can sneak like a ghost. In VR, the slow and systematic approach will be perfect.

Look into the corner, physically smoked ducks behind the box, and tracked enemy footsteps in 3D space? Yes, please. The dark atmosphere and the complex level of design can be much more immersed in the dark. The thief of the VR is not just fun. It will be a finance of what the stealth gameplay feels like. In addition, these surrounding soundscapes will reach the headset differently.

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Colossus

The shadow of Colossus was a minimalist masterpiece. It was full of quiet and lonely and the moment when the jaw fell. If you fight Colossi in VR, “epic” will change narrative. Each towering creature you climb has a tremendous feeling on a flat screen. In VR, it will be truly overwhelming.

It will be flooded at the following level. If you can benefit any game from the size and point of view of VR, this is this game.

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Bioshock

The rapture was already one of the most visually amazing and rich game worlds for each theme. Now imagine falling into it. VR's BIOSHOCK would have been overloaded with sensory as possible. I wandered into the art deco corridor, saw the water falling from the cracked ceiling, and it would have been unforgettable that I would happen personally close to my big dad.

If the splacus screams in the shadow, you may need to fly absolutely and breathe after the battle. The immersive storytelling and atmosphere are the perfect game for VR.

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Skyrim

Yes. Skyrim eventually came to VR, but we are talking about VR's launch day when the game was still a cultural event. This game has already done a lot for the genre, but if you have a VR at the time, imagine how much more you did.

Imagine that it would have been much more confusing and magic to double wielding orders with motion control or to make a mistake in the mountains by mistake. It would have been much more incredible for everything.

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Dead space

The dead space was already absolutely terrible in 2D. It would have been a bit difficult to disguise in VR! Flicker lighting, echo ventilation and necromorph are pure nightmare fuels. Walking slowly through a secluded spaceship with a plasma cutter alone, the nerves would not have been forgotten in the VR.

In addition, Zero G segment will be wild, and many die elements such as Health Bar and HOLOGRAPHIC menus will be beautiful in the headset. This game was a game that had to come to VR.

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Portal 2

Portal 2 is already a master class of first -person puzzle design and dark humor. It would have been much more shopping in VR. Imagine two portals in the actual 3D space and you can see yourself across the room. This is a mechanics that bends the mind that this game is built. It is a game that pleads to think of you spatially, and VR would have been able to bend much more.

If you add terrible momentum puzzles and long drops, you will have a recipe for VR fun. It would have been clever. Perhaps at least once followed you.

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Metro 2033

METRO 2033 is a dull and steep atmosphere, so it basically creates a perfect VR intensity. Just imagine: Heath of gas mask, blinking of the headlamps, and the sound of mutations in the dark tunnel. I know the filter is falling. The best lung phobia survival.

The VR would have turned all the narrow corridors into panic -induced crawls, making the world more oppressive. All blinks in the bulb would have been much more dramatic.

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Accusation: Crime Prayer

It was a rough first -person black wrapped in psychological horror peel. It would have made a great VR game. But VR hasn't come for five years. The battle was cruel and personal. But if you swing the pipe in VR, you would have raised the game to a new level.

The sound design of the game was already soaked in paranoids. In VR, the squeaky sound and whisper would have been much more intense.