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Where DOOM VFR truly shines is in its scale and sensory delivery. On a standard television or monitor, a Cyberdemon or a Baron of Hell is an imposing digital asset. In virtual reality, they are towering, terrifying monstrosities that loom physically over the player. Standing at the foot of these behemoths requires a genuine pivot of the player's actual neck, instilling a visceral sense of dread and awe that flat-screen gaming simply cannot replicate.