Supports VR play only. Does not support standard play. Don't have a VR headset? You can try to play this VR game with a Google Cardboard (Or a copy-cat clone) viewer, an Android phone and VRidge (freeware)! For more details, see my post.
Hesitant about playing VR games due to the current fact that not all games support all VR headsets? Then see the post concerning an effort to standardize support for all VR headsets by all games through OpenXR! (You may need to refresh the page as the linked comment may take a while to load up in the page).
Yes, if you have around $200.00 in spare money to spend for a brand new, low end, off-brand, dedicated VR gear (helmet and controllers) then of course, buy it. If you're no longer living with your parents, pay for your own rent and utilities, buy your own food, pay for your own cable TV, satellite TV and or online services and have any other monthly bills like credit cards to pay off then a Google Cardboard may be a more feasible option until the VR technology improves, standardization and support for all VR gear by all VR games becomes established and the equipment (VR gear) price comes down!
At $200, you can find a slightly used or even new modern gaming console like a Nintendo Switch on eBay. IMHO, when the price of VR gear is less than the price for a whole gaming console then it makes more sense to start to consider buying dedicated VR gear like those made by Oculus (eg. - Oculus Quest 2 or the soon to be released in Fall 2003, Meta Quest 3 that currently has a MSRP of $500.00). If you can afford dedicated VR gear then buy it. If, for any of the reasons that I've already stated above, you can't then wait or just get a Google Cardboard for the time being.
Don't have a VR headset? You can try to play this VR game with a Google Cardboard (Or a copy-cat clone) viewer, an Android phone and VRidge (freeware)! For more details, see my post.
Not sure which "cardboard" headset to buy? Check out the following buying guide:
"10 questions to ask before buying a Google Cardboard VR headset".
Hesitant about playing VR games due to the current fact that not all games support all VR headsets? Then see the post concerning an effort to standardize support for all VR headsets by all games through OpenXR! (You may need to refresh the page as the linked comment may take a while to load up in the page).
At $200, you can find a slightly used or even new modern gaming console like a Nintendo Switch on eBay. IMHO, when the price of VR gear is less than the price for a whole gaming console then it makes more sense to start to consider buying dedicated VR gear like those made by Oculus (eg. - Oculus Quest 2 or the soon to be released in Fall 2003, Meta Quest 3 that currently has a MSRP of $500.00). If you can afford dedicated VR gear then buy it. If, for any of the reasons that I've already stated above, you can't then wait or just get a Google Cardboard for the time being.