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That final comment about needing play testers that suffer from motion sickness is spot on. I played Star Wars Squadrons in VR and with the ship’s frame around me, I could play that game for hours with the only problem being my own sweaty face. When my friend tried it out though, he could barely play for a few minutes before the motion sickness would set in and he’d have to break.
I hope someone figures out something that lets more people play cool VR games, because it’s been a bummer that it seems like a 50/50 shot whether someone will be able to play the game without feeling sick.
There’s a game called Climbey (https://store.steampowered.com/app/520010/Climbey/), that was kind of like this. I had a ton of fun playing it, but it’s pretty much like you said: this game worked for me, not so much for some of my friends who’d get nauseous as soon as they had to move (let alone look down).