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We can't know for sure the game will be good, but it is safe to say it will be better in VR than it would be otherwise. Other similar games have already proven that VR is an excellent platform for this type of game. Your argument is also completely backwards. Valve is making the game for a smaller audience where it will sell less because they think this will make it a batter game. This is what we need more of. The biggest problem with the industry is that developers spend so much on making games that they have to make them appeal to as wide of an audience as possible. You end up with games that are decent enough, but don't have a really strong appeal to anyone. There is no room for low budget small teams or anything experimental and risky. However, you will still mindlessly trash Valve because you only care about having the game for yourself rather than the actual quality of the game or the implications on the video game industry.