They open the door to the gaming world for non-gaming parents and carers. These games are perfect if you have never played one before. With 1000’s of parents soon using the database it became clear we should grow it to cover more games. At first it was just going to be a way to search the 60 or so games in the book. The Family Gaming Database grew out of the book. They are grouped in categories depending on the style of game you are looking for, whether you want to play on your own, or with your family and friends. When we wrote the Taming Gaming book we packed the second half with full colour game ‘recipes’ as a resource for parents and families. PlayStation VR - Uses PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 hardware to offer a wide range of interesting highly polished experiences. Valve Index - Is a high end PC-tethered system with more advanced controllers. It supports games on SteamVR as well as its own Viveport online store. HTC's Vive Cosmos - Is a PC-tethered system that supports motion controls. You can also purchase a (costly) cable to tether the Quest to a PC for more demanding games. Oculus Quest 2 - Is self-contained so doesn't need lots of wires or setting up. While this can be quite expensive, it has become more affordable over the years. This not only makes existing games more immersive but also opens the door to new types of experience. Putting the headset on is like stepping into another room.
VR is an experience that's hard to describe. Virtual Reality games extend this experience by putting the world right in front of your eyes and then matching your motions and head movements with the game. Video games take you to virtual worlds for adventures, challenges and stories.
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