VRChat has been a ... wild ... ride. I've gotten to see so many places that have been beyond my wildest imagination, meet people who have interests that align to mine I never expected to meet and have experiences that are richer than so many normal real world activities. It's a social game, and it's really hard to find good people, but, when you do, the more private communities become amazing. I encourage you to go on with friends, especially if you already have some friends in VRC, it can be so difficult navigating public instances. But, it's so worth it to dig deep and not let a couple bad experiences sour your palette for this game.

I've played this game a lot. Steam says almost 200 hours, but I think it's more than that. This game has its niche where it might be a little less epic than surviving mars, but it's a lot more neat. Like when you're a kid and you have a fort. This is a lot like that. A little base, with your colonists and drones.

This is the standard for VR Wave Shooters. An absolute must for people to partake in the experience of VR to be able to talk and be on common ground. With a learning curve that will take you from being a VR noob to being able to be a Chuck Norris Han Solo Space Ninja Pirate.