Here’s a couple of examples Keep talking and nobody explodes — The most popular in the list I think

Uncle Chop’s rocket shop — the game where you are repairing your client’s rockets by following the in-game guidebook

Tin can — here you are also repairing the spaceshp but this time you are it’s capitan and you are in space in the middle of nowhere

  • hahattpro@lemmy.worldEnglish
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    5 days ago

    For modern game, try elite dangerous. It doesn’t come up with pdf (or I don’t find it yet), but you have to do tutorials and watch a lot of YouTube to know how to fly your ship, especially without auto-pilot, auto-docking

    • AlteredEgo@lemmy.mlEnglish
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      2 days ago

      It’s a bit off topic but I’ve had the most curious experience trying to play Elite Dangerous in VR when that came out. It is a complex game and you really need that “alt-tab” to read something in a browser or notepad or markdown viewer. But with a VR headset that wasn’t possible! Or very cumbersome, having to move your headset and balancing it halfway to look at your real screen, which is obscured by a weird game window to look at a document lol.

      It was a frustrating experience and I eventually developed something like bit like VR claustrophobia, feeling like you’re actually trapped in a small tincan of a spaceship with no comfort and connectivity. I see the lack of a proper virtual reality desktop OS or VR accessible shell is a real problem for complex games.