It's actually a good entry point into VR for newcomers : low friction setup and a large backlog of VR games dating back to 2016. Also a good fit for VR lunatics enthusiasts because upgrading to wireless VR feels pretty amazing, plus it's tinker-friendly.

I mean, it's been obvious for quite some time that VR as a mainstream concern was not going to happen. No one in the AAA space is building VR-only games because there is no money in it despite what VR maniacs early adopters would like to think.

That being said, I was lucky enough to get myself a Steam Frame and am enjoying the shit of the new crop of VR mods as well as a healthy dose of indie titles from my backlog. And while it's not the best headset for flight/driving sims, it sure can handle them well enough to make them uniquely compelling. As you might have gathered, I'm a bit of a VR nutcase enjoyer myself