OLED VR on a budget, the original Oculus Quest offered this, nothing else has since. True black levels in VR are imperative for immersion as well as eye strain that one may not even realize they have.

There is an up to 6 player co-op mod for the singleplayer campaign that has some text file settings that lets one modify the difficulty. Never do official multiplayer with the mod or risk being banned

I enjoyed it but the game is niche. To play at higher difficulties you must constantly use the non-stamina consuming left/right/back dashing to avoid damage or be downed/die... this includes bullets.

The graphics have been remastered, via remake that is now ported, not a port of the original RDR from over a decade ago. No need to rush into buying a singleplayer game, it will go on sale eventually.

It's easy to get pulled into the gameplay loop once you understand the mechanics. I wish there was a more casual save and load option regardless of difficulty rather than having to cheese the file.

1 Commander per team, 2 teams of 10, resource nodes, base expansion, asymmetrical gameplay, memorize the maps to do well. Checked today, Friday, 2 full servers and 4 others at 15, 9, 5, and 4 players.

The Stanley Parable but more endings. If you want narrated tomfoolery in a walking simulator that encourages you to find different endings, some being "bugs" and just listen in defiance of narration.

Casual Combat or Beginners first Hack N' Slash. Narrated game. The game is put together well.