It seems like RE4VR’s near-constant menus, cutscenes, and interact prompts would hurt the game as a virtual reality experience, but somehow I’m finding that it makes it even better. And then there’s Resident Evil 4 VR, a game that doesn’t seem particularly bothered about maintaining immersion at all. Most VR games treat immersion as a sacred principle - something that should avoid being broken at all costs. Games like Half-Life: Alyx and I Expect You To Die have telekinetic mechanics to help you interact with objects you can’t reach. Some games eliminate menus entirely by turning your body into an inventory and building traditional HUDs into wristwatches or smart glasses. For example, VR games often render cutscenes in first-person so there’s never a break in perspective. VR developers go to extreme lengths to ensure their games are as immersive as possible.
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