When the latest generation of VR headsets hit the scene, gamers were ready to jump into brand new and familiar worlds. While several games exist, many of which are brand new IPs, some franchises have yet to make the leap to VR. These franchises have built a devoted fan base that loves the worlds they get to play in. Offering their fans a virtual world is the obvious next step.
Most of these games already have a first-person perspective, which makes it easy to imagine the game as a VR title. The gameplay, character movements and animations, and captivating stories from various engaging games will perfectly match a VR aesthetic and delight avid gamers.
10 Commit all crimes in Grand Theft Auto
The Grand Theft Auto series allows players to live out their best criminal fantasies, including taking part in drug trafficking, arms trafficking and casual rides through a suburban paradise. The series has a lot of depth and huge maps full of hidden treasures and locations to explore.
Players spend hours and hours in the HOLE‘s virtual cities, making the franchise a prime candidate for a VR title. Visceral interrogations, heart-pounding gunfights and wild car chases await any gamer who has played the series, and those experiences become even more immersive when the player can experience them first hand.
9 Portal can turn the cake into a VR truth
The Portal games have many physics puzzles that provide trippy experience. Jumping through lined-up portals to gain momentum, sliding on conversion gel to zip across the floor, or jumping large boundaries wearing Longfall boots would be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Valve has already played dice in VR with Half-life: Alyx, so it’s possible they’re giving another of their franchises a VR title. The physics puzzles in a VR space will add a new dimension to the solution dynamics, allowing players to see things from a new perspective. Plus, like a potato, GLaDOS would be all too charming.
8 Call of Duty had a VR plague, but more is needed
Even though there was Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare VR experience, it focused on dogfighting in a spaceship, rather than the experience of a soldier on the ground. The first-person perspective that the game became known for is said to create a great VR experience.
TheDuty campaigns deliver great action-packed set pieces that, when experienced through a VR headset, will truly transport the player to that world, whether it be back in World War II, the near future, or a futuristic space war. Special gun peripherals will also enhance players’ sense of immersion.
7 Defeat monster and cast spells in The Witcher
The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim received a VR adaptation for all 200+ hours of its campaign, and the fantasy world translated well into VR. The Witcher saw his greatest success with the third game, The Witcher 3: The Wild Huntas it offered dramatic story choices and epic battles against powerful monsters.
Those scenes would definitely be a hit in VR, but swinging a sword and throwing magical characters would be equally satisfying for fans of the game. Developers shouldn’t forget about Gwent, because sitting at a table with a hand of cards would also be a pretty fun minigame to play in VR.
6 Halo would put players in Mjolnir armor
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The Halo franchise has moved from an FPS to an RTS to a twin stick shooter and even an arcade game. HaloThe vast and vibrant world is ready for a VR title. the arcade game, Halo Fireteam Ravengives fans a more immersive experience, giving them a physical light gun to use against large screens surrounding the players.
Because of its first-person perspective, Halo puts players in the Mjolnir suits of the super soldiers, meaning the user interface is practically ready for VR. There is also a great opportunity for peripheral companies to Halo-themed gun controllers for players to use and display.
One of the biggest game franchises is the EA Sports FIFA series of games. Football, or soccer, depending on where players come from, has become more realistic every year with better player likenesses, ultra-detailed real-world stadiums and realistic gameplay.
With a VR headset, players can transport themselves to the pitch, in the gear of their favorite club team or even the national team, and experience the grandeur and grandeur of the FIFA World Cup. Standing in line next to and against iconic players from around the world will be a dream come true for any FIFA fan.
4 Animal Crossing would be a relaxing escape
Fans of Animal Crossing spend countless hours planting, harvesting and selling their wares, along with designing and furnishing their shelters. The game already makes for a pleasant escape from the real world. Placing it in a virtual world for players to visit will only enhance that escape.
Players can vacation on their own island or visit the exotic and charming locations built by other players. Players can even plow and harvest their own fields for a real farming experience. Plus, looking in a mirror to see that they are now animals would be a hilarious experience.
3 Hang out with Keanu in Cyberpunk 2077
Cyberpunk 2077 received poor reception after launch, due to crashes and bugs. Well over a year since that first day, the game recovered and came back strong. Played in the first person, the game was created for a VR version and can place players in an idealized future of the 80s.
The gameplay varies depending on how players build their character, meaning the VR experience will also differ whether they want to be shooters, melee experts or hackers. The added bonus of seeing Johnny Silverhand, played by Keanu Reeves, in person would be breathtaking.
2 Perform real tasks in simulator games
The recent releases of casual simulator games like Powerwash Simulator or Lawn Mowing Simulator offer peaceful, relaxing experiences. For gamers who want to relax and visit a soothing location, completing simple or complex tasks, VR versions of these simulation games will be a great escape.
From the driver’s cab of a high-speed train to the garage of a person washing their car, there are countless experiences for gamers to choose from. The controls are often simple and motion controls go very well with hands-on sim games.
1 Forza Horizon 5′ Hot Wheels tracks would be a wild ride
There are racing games for VR devices on the market, some of which are newly created IPs while others like it Dirty Rally or Gran Turismo VR ports. Xboxs Forza Horizon series would be perfect for VR, especially with the latest expansion to Forza Horizon 5, the Hot Wheels extension.
Shooting a track or street circuit is a blast in VR, but traversing the bright orange tracks that twist, turn and loop like roller coasters would be even more thrilling. Driving games work really well in VR, especially with a full steering wheel and pedal controller set. To add Hot Wheels‘ unreal style on the track makes for an unusual and unforgettable driving experience.
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