We are running a VR study on a specific VR application. We want to see the impact of the content of our VR application on participants, so we need a control condition (placebo game) to know also the novelty effect of VR on participants. Hence we need an interactive VR game (not seated), and it is better to be a procedural task/game for that purpose.
I would appreciate it if you could share any article or valid sources which have been used a publicly available VR game as their control condition.
That's not easy to answer. It depends on the type of application you want to study. What task will your participants have to do ? Do you want to study interaction, navigation, presence ? That's something you have to clarufy before looking for a VR game.
Mohammad Ali Mousavi AR and VR have brought about a transformation in the globe, particularly in the gaming industry. These technologies aid in the creation of a realistic image, as well as sound and other sensations, in order to provide an imaginative setting that stimulates a gamer's physical presence in the environment.
Alejandro Rios, I want to study content learning in VR. The filler task should be interactive (full-body movement) and procedural (like escape room games). Have you ever seen any filler task like this referred to in academic articles?
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