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As an early adopter of PC-based VR, I’ve been led down the road of that one must-play, high-gloss VR game before. But despite a handful of real winners, from Rec Room to Beat Saber, my first-gen Rift and Vive, and newer Oculus Quest, all spend more time collecting dust than anything else. 

My big problem has always been that the games people really want to play — based on big franchises and popular characters — are few and far between. Even when a company like EA or Activision dips a toe in, it’s usually a one-off experience, like the single VR levels found in Star Wars: Battlefront or