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Idiot.
I don’t fancy buying a whole VR headset for one game, however I’m sure it’s an awesome experience in VR.
My only hope for a boxing game on pc now rests with an indie title called Project Boxing although it’s still in early development.
I can imagine it's hard to purchase outside of the USA so I totally understand that point and yes it can be expensive. In the USA you can buy a Windows Mixed Reality headset though for $150 if you look for a sale and it has motion controllers. You do need a decent GPU though. PSVR is a great alternative and offers a very close experience. It lacks full roomscale and doesn't have 360 degree hand presence but it's quite impressive for the price.
You are just one of those guys who roams the VR forums and cry whenever there's something build for VR.
These peeps develop VR games get over it.
WMR is $200+taxes in US, delivery to Ukraine is $10 + customs ~$20. So $250 is for new WMR (yes, it suxx due to fresnel lens) VR. A super-duper videocard will cost some $400-700.
A square meter of apartment in Kyiv suburbs costs $600 (may add a 0 for some apartments in the center), to play you need at least 2, or better 9 - which is thousands of USD and other complications :).
And one more SERIOUS issue - you don't see what's around while weraing VR = danger to your life.
What could still be fun is using VR controllers + some tracking device so you can look at the screen of your TV/monitor, move around either physically or with controllers - minimal to no changes into the code.
Regarding awareness of your surrounds; you can set the space boundaries in VR so you don't bump into things.
I managed to get in VR for a total of $1,000 USD and that was without even shopping around. It's not that expensive. If you want a cheaper option look at PSVR which is decent.
Your suggestion about looking at the TV has been tried. It was done with Wii, PS3 Move, and Kinect 1 & 2. It doesn't feel that immersive compared to being able to look and walk around in VR. I can tell you haven't tried VR to think that is even a comparable experience.
All those other games use more traditional controls. This game is controlled by moving your hands and head. If they changed that to work with non-vr controls it would be an entirely different game