u/ylitvinenko

I'm new to VR, and I'm currently playing through many late-2010s PCVR games. With titles like Batman Arkham VR and Wolfenstein Cyberpilot, I've found that I'm impressed with visuals if the objects are at an arm's length, whereas objects in distance look too blurry for me.

I think that's a vergence–accommodation conflict at play, but I don't know the VR terminology well enough to state that. Maybe it's just my personal preference, or maybe that's my slightly weak left eye (-2.25 with astigmatism) which messes up my VR perception.

Either way, could you recommend some games which look nice, yet don't ask for the player to look at the distance?

I'd like to complete Zoo Tycoon: Ultimate Animal Collection, which has four multiplayer achievements. The problem is, it's a late Steam port of a unloved, Xbox One-specific black sheep of the series. Even people on /r/zootycoon forgot it existed...

There are four online achievements. Two of them would require no prior game progress from you. The other two require that you: a) build your zoo and move it online, and b) trade your animal to me. Of course I'd also trade one to you to help you out.

I own a PSVR2 headset and a fairly capable PC. I'm making a case for (or against) getting a base-model PS5. Are there any VR games which are available on PC but are better on PS5?

I'm ready for some compromises in raw visual fidelity in exchange for features not available on PC (HDR, haptics), more consistent foveated rendering (I have an AMD card so PimaxMagic4All won't work for me), or just more thought put into their VR modes (like in Resident Evil).