Picture this:

You come home from a stressful day at work, wired, tired and in need of relaxation. The noise of the world outside your window trickles in and no matter how many spliffs you smoke, life just won't let go. Loud music no longer gives you the sollace and space you require because it only causes problems with your neighbours. You place the PSVR headset on and choose one of several settings. Perhaps a Chinese pebble garden or a Tibetan Temple. Ambient music begins to play and a soothing voice fills you with philosophical thoughts. You can look around at the envoronment put not move because movement would distract you from your thoughts and peace of mind. You're here to meditate, rid yourself of all the baggage of the day.

Given the right promotion this could offer a legitimate relaxation tool and another great opportunity to hit the masses.

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I think so too :)

Interative ASMR meditation?

Better to do a rage room! :p

Would work fine with the move controllers.

PSVR plus drugs is going to be so awesome!

Legit loled :)

1 man needs a meditation room, another needs a room to act out in.

But your right, it would probably feel good punching with the move controllers and just destroying your "virtual room".

Yeah! This would be great! A game that lets you pick from different types of rooms (classroom, bedroom, OFFICE, ect.) and then lets you pick a bunch of different weapons and then just go to town.

Cool idea, but I'd wager most gamers' idea of "relaxing" is blowing shit up, not meditating in a garden. They should definitely do it, I just don't expect it to be all that popular. Remember when the Wii had games like that? Nobody cared then so why would they now?

Lol make it so with a PS4 controller don't move gameplay inspired from Until Dawn.

I just read this on GAF. It looks like this game is actually being made:

I went to the SXSW VR event yesterday and a couple of developers showcased immersive, computer rendered scenes like this. One was for a music video, and another for meditation. The creator of the first had only one video to show, while that of the second (meditation one) had worked on his project for years and said he will have about 20 locations ready at launch. With tools like Dreams, I believe they could create a lot more contents in shorter time.

Don't people that meditate usually do it with their eyes closed? Lol