GLI wonders: "Is the Gaming Industry ready for the Metaverse?"

Gamers have been simulating virtual people and building virtual words for a while now. As they're built today, the current metaverses are not unified, meaning they are each separate from each other, each having a little different dazzle withiin it. 

Once you put the VR headset on and log in with your credentials, you are taken to your virtual home. This has a plethora of apps at your disposal: 

Concerts: Horizon Venues and Alspace VR within the Oculus are apps where you can see concerts and have social experiences. Once inside Horizon Venues, you are in a lobby where you can go to different rooms to view a live stream of a concert. 



Games: Alspace VR allows users to create their own worlds. So, if you want to have a game night with your friends, but no one wants to come out? Put on your headset and create or join a world within Facebook Meta to play a game of Bowling, participate in a group meditation or play a game of chess. 

Parties: With these options in Alspace VR, you can build your own club or house; a bar with virtual drinks; and you can create avatar wearables such as tutus, jewelry, wings and hats for those visiting your house/club parties. 

Sports: in the VR world, through Alspace VR and Horizon Venues, you have front-row seats to your favorite game. 

Gambling: companies are starting to develop virtual social casinos where you can gamble at a slot machine or table games. 

Metaverse Gaming is now emerging as a new technology for exploration. It is still very young, and watching this develop for all aspects of entertainment and life will be and exciting journey for everyone.