HTC Vive: $800
3D Model of your edgy sparkle dog fursona: $200
Hours spent remeshing, rigging, and Unity editing: 10
Game: Free!

Joining endless servers of people who just want you to dab: priceless.

I've seen a trio of dancing aliens, an improv guitarist, a tiny person dressed as a tomato, Solid Snake in a wheelchair, a dancing crumpled piece of paper with eyes and a mouth, a 3-dimensional stick figure, quite a few unique interpretations of Knuckles the Echidna, a levitating robot, an inertia-drifting AE86, and YouTuber Jameskii himself.

It's fun. Kind of sad, but also interesting that such a simple concept and easy-to-make game would be the elusive 'killer app' of VR for me. Show off your modeling, rigging, and Unity 'skills' and make friends in a no-pressure social environment where everyone is anonymous despite being together 'in person'.

HTC Vive: $800 3D Model of your edgy sparkle dog fursona: $200 Hours spent remeshing, rigging, and Unity editing: 10 Game: Free! Joining endless servers of people who just want you to dab: priceless. I've seen a trio of dancing aliens, an improv guitarist, a tiny person dressed as a tomato, Solid Snake in a wheelchair, a dancing crumpled piece of paper with eyes and a mouth, a 3-dimensional stick figure, quite a few unique interpretations of Knuckles the Echidna, a levitating robot, an inertia-drifting AE86, and YouTuber Jameskii himself. It's fun. Kind of sad, but also interesting that such a simple concept and easy-to-make game would be the elusive 'killer app' of VR for me. Show off your modeling, rigging, and Unity 'skills' and make friends in a no-pressure social environment where everyone is anonymous despite being together 'in person'.