Open World Games
Metacity Patrol ?
Blade Runner–style VR cop sim — fly neon skies, chase synths, question suspects, and roam a living cyberpunk city.
You glide over a neon metropolis, land your air-car, and confront a suspect who might be a synth — it’s pure cinematic energy.
Why it’s great
Striking neon city, Smooth switch between flying and on-foot play, Open world with missions, upgrades, and side activities
Why it flopped
Still in early access, Not so good graphics
The Burst 15–20h
High-octane action set in a Mad Max–style world, from the creator of Stride.
Riding a buggy on top of a moving train while mowing down enemies with an assault rifle — a common occurrence in this game.
Why it’s great
Stylish presentation, Open world, Feels like one big adventure
Why it flopped
Very buggy at launch, Unclear niche, Zero marketing
Vendetta Online >100h
Persistent space MMO with twitch dogfights, trading, and faction wars — fully playable in VR across platforms.
You drop into your cockpit, boost into orbit, and line up shots in a shared galaxy of PC, mobile, and VR pilots.
Why it’s great
One cross-platform universe for all players, Newtonian combat with real 6DoF flight, Deep MMO systems—factions, crafting, territory
Why it flopped
Looks dated, Not ideal for short VR sessions