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Instead of just your hands in a constricted position while seated, VR games use your whole body. It requires more skill and depending on the game even some degree of physical fitness.
But based on your ignorant take saying that VR are only the "goggles" (headset), I would guess you don't know that in the current generation, spatial controllers are used, and also know nothing of the tactibility and physicability of VR games. Probably don't even know the titles.