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Yeah, I saw Holopoint, and I went for QuiVr first because of polish. Now, the turnoff is that there hadn't been an update since February - but it still looks like it might be worth it. Might go for it.

Not, if you are looking for a good at-home exercise-while-playing game, I noticed that you don't have Holopoint. It starts out a bit slow, but by the end it is incredibly fast paced. I don't end up passed out on the floor like Sword Master VR on Expert difficulty in the last few levels, but I do end up sweating quite a bit.

Thanks for the tip on Gladius, while the combat isn't as tactical as Sword Master VR, it is a good workout. When I saw the trailer originally I was worried there was going to be a lot of locomotion, but the game can be played almost entirely without using the locomotion. I played for an hour and worked up a nice sweat, we'll see how it continues.