All our users appreciate VR immersiveness and control over their navigation as the bedrock we've built for pedaling motivation. That in itself constitutes a largely subconscious mental distraction, for the same reason that people hike, race, and ride in real life.
Beyond that, we've seen people fall into different camps. Some want straight workout and progress features, others want more gameplay, others want a peaceful diversion. Some play the same way all the time, others feel a different way every day. Some play for 10 minutes at a time, others for an hour or more.
So we intentionally created a range of games with less and more gameplay (as you've noted) as well as less and more VR intensity, that you can play for as little or long as you want.
We're happy to hear your suggestions for more overtly engaging activities and gameplay. Our team has designed and built games for quite a while, so feel we're learning more now about what fitness users want, and won't stop making improvements in both directions.
Beyond that, we've seen people fall into different camps. Some want straight workout and progress features, others want more gameplay, others want a peaceful diversion. Some play the same way all the time, others feel a different way every day. Some play for 10 minutes at a time, others for an hour or more.
So we intentionally created a range of games with less and more gameplay (as you've noted) as well as less and more VR intensity, that you can play for as little or long as you want.
We're happy to hear your suggestions for more overtly engaging activities and gameplay. Our team has designed and built games for quite a while, so feel we're learning more now about what fitness users want, and won't stop making improvements in both directions.