SurrealVR

Possibly the most uncomfortable social VR hub I've visted. Compared to the simplistic style of Altspace and RecRoom, SurrealVR is head and shoulders above in terms of graphical complexity, yet despite this there is not a single clothing or model combination for your avatar that doesn't come across looking like a complete and utter d-bag, including the female avatars. Everything about the style and events makes it feel like it is specifically catering towards "mature audiences" as some sort of VR Second Life, but it winds up coming across rather seedy. This might be why the place is so empty. Though I haven't played extensively, the only person I've ever bumped into was apparently away from their headset at the time. Alternatively, it might just be because there's not really much of a quick start option so you can get into the meat of the content before deciding if you want to invest in the trouble of actually creating an avatar that suits your tastes. Despite this, there are still in...

You gotta check out the dinosaur park... I also had fun trying to feed all the guests in the park, but the dinosaurs weren't hungry. This should be more fun for people who are less reclusive than me, so I won't bag it, but I also had lot's of fun alone, up in the air, on my Couch-Drone, Nerf-gun in hand, rejoicing that Dactyl-Terror has finally come of age.