What VR game has provided you with a narrative experience that you feel is truly ahead of its time?

[killamch89]

In the ever-evolving world of virtual reality, certain titles push the boundaries of interactive storytelling and immersion. Which game surprised you with its groundbreaking narrative elements, and how did it change your perception of what VR can achieve? Were there innovative mechanics or unexpected plot twists that set it apart from conventional games?

[Scorpion]

"Firewatch" left me in awe with its poignant narrative, set in a beautiful wilderness. Its use of voice acting and VR intimacy creates a sense of vulnerability, making the emotional journey feel timeless and deeply impactful.

[killamch89]

For me, The Invisible Hours delivered a narrative experience that felt revolutionary. Its time-loop mechanics and non-linear storytelling created a puzzle-like narrative that kept me guessing until the very end.

[Osiris397]

Invisible Hours and Firewatch are exceptional narratives as is Before your Eyes.  For me it has been Resident Evil Village because of the combination of high fidelity graphics, character development, story and interaction.  I wish Synapse had been made larger and richer, because that game really has/had a revolutionary hook, but there's just not enough there.