Android VR gaming works due to inexpensive hardware, Cardboard headsets that start at Rs 500, and a Play Store filled with plenty of inexpensive or no-cost games. Phones such as the OnePlus 13, which have OLED screens and 12GB RAM, are capable of VR standards, offering 90 FPS where 2020 phones were struggling.
Developers opt for gaze controls, avoiding the expense of controllers, while 5G accelerates multiplayer prospects. However, there are still limits: battery life after 60 minutes and entry-level graphics compared to PC VR. Nevertheless, with 3 billion Android users worldwide, according to Statista, this platform makes immersive play accessible.
