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Eh, I think that first-person immersive games where your virtual body is your own body will still be a big part of VR, because that's exactly what VR is good at. Shooting, melee, racket sports, climbing, and more abstract stuff like beat saber, where you're still making full use of your arm movements. 

But I agree that there should be more third-person games, where you're just watching in the virtual space rather than existing in it. And a lot of existing genres work great in VR. Moss is a cute puzzle platformer, brass tactics is a decent (simplified) RTS. If microsoft straight ported age of empires to a VR view, that'd sell great. Or other grand strategy like the total war stuff.