Why Subscribe?
Support Good Virtual Reality and the production of media about interesting creators, virtual spaces, and the ideas that drive them. Paid subscribers receive podcast episodes days in advance of the public, comments, as well as access to private chats and occasional meetup invitations.
What is Good Virtual Reality?
Started by Ian Hamilton in early 2026, Good Virtual Reality is a 100% independent journalism effort totally owned and operated by a seasoned journalist with nearly 15 years of experience covering VR from before the founding of Oculus.
The articles you read here, podcasts you listen to and videos you watch were chosen and reported solely based on their human interest.
Good Virtual Reality is discovered and when a destination is truly compelling it motivates people to focus, escape, play, and perhaps even expand their understanding of both themselves and the universe. The people donning headsets need directions to help them find the quickest route to the destinations that fulfill them and that’s what Good VR is about.
To help VR travelers on their journey, our long-term effort certifies projects that stand the test of time as compelling places to be. When you find the Good VR Badge on storefronts or developer websites it is because we’ve found something important in those destinations and we’re dropping a pin in it for others to find. Browse the Certified Good VR Collection to find directions to these places today.
The Good VR Podcast hosts deep-dive conversations with some of the most important people working in this space with episodes including Doug North Cook, Anton Hand, Devin Reimer, Alex Coulombe, Ashley Pinnick, Sonya Haskins, K. Guillory and many more.
The Recreation Rooms series highlights the physical spaces where people make and experience their VR while News, Eyes-in and Commentary sections cover the most significant subjects related to virtual reality.
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