Wasn't this fad supposed to have died by now, like PS Move games did? I keep seeing this increasing flow of great games, my wallet keeps shedding tears as I buy them up (My VR library tops 20 games now, with 6 more in my shopping cart right now)... I can't seem to find this impending doom on the VR market. My 3D TV is collecting dust, though.

Have you played the demo? From the looks of it id guess it's not Pro enhanced yet.

No, I kind of forgot it was available. Only got psvr last week and still have yet to play all the compatible games I have. RIGS is the last one to try.

Anyway, sounds like you are unimpressed :(

Dreams can be played entirely without VR and that's the only game being made by a prolific Sony studio.
ASTRO Bot is being made by Asobi! Team who have given us such gems as The Playroom.
Bloodborne and Truth is being made by Sony London whose last few games have been 2 singstar games, The Playroom and Wonderbook.

Those are still Sony releases. Naming their past games doesn't change the fact that they are still Sony games.

If you're looking for multi million dollar developed games for a small user base, that's not going to happen. That's why smaller games are being made for a smaller base and majority of the prices on games are cheaper than $60.

If 20 million psvr headsets were out there, then of course big games would be made. Economics 101. It's a good class to take.

Wipeout can be played entirely without VR, but VR is by far the best way to play it, and it is worth buying just for VR. So, it counts, just like Dreams does. Sure, you can build worlds on a 2D screen, but being able to interact with them in motion tracked 3D is a different story and will make creating them far easier. Astro Bot is based on the playroom's most popular title, Robot Rescue, which fans have been literally begging Sony to make into a full game since PSVR launched (there have been multiple petitions). They finally got their wish, and the game is very likely to be just as fantastic as the level in the playroom was. It really showcased just how much VR can enhance a platformer.

Sony doesn't force their developers to make what the executives want them to make. They make what they feel is right at the time for the team. The results so far are blockbuster games.

Plus, most gamers complain that they don't want developers like naughty dog wasting time on vr games. They want AAA games. So that's their focus. And London Studios, North West studios and smaller teams Sony works with are concentrating on vr games.

It would be nice for big games to be there. But I'm not complaining when there are awesome vr games now. And so far, I have about 30 or so. For first Gen vr, psvr is doing fine. By the time PS5 comes out, there will be 300 to 400 games. That's a lot for a product considered an add on. I'll laugh my butt off if gamers say that's not enough games.

"Why do you keep moving the goalposts. Keep saying no 1st party when there is you say oh well they did singstar games"

It's a typical troll thing to do. Say one thing gets proven wrong then moves the goalposts.

and they're gaging that by making a level in a dead game?

It's a great engine to quickly prototype and publicly test a game concept. Honestly, had they approached the business model differently, Dreams could have been very successful... They could have made their money from the creators, not just off game sales, if they'd made a system that lets you pay a fee to export your games/levels so that they are playable on any PlayStation even if you don't have Dreams installed. That would have opened up an additional revenue stream that would have made the game profitable. Charge an export fee, then take a cut of each sale for the games created... it gives financial incentive for developers to invest serious time into making games in that engine, which increases the quality of the projects made within it. Dreams was just ahead of its time.

Yup. Should be on psvr2.

It should have had kb/m support and no mp implementation was a mistake ..... I miss lbp , they should have just stuck with that franchise . If they didn't kill the servers it would still be installed on my ps , it was a game of endless fun