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Apple Vision Pro: The next chapter in the gaming industry?

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
January 22, 2025 - 03:28 CET
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Apple Vision Pro, Apple's new mixed reality platform, could soon have a significant impact on the gaming industry. A survey among game developers provides exciting insights into the current developments and plans for visionOS, the operating system behind Apple's Vision Pro.

With the Apple Vision Pro, Apple is entering a new stage in the technology industry: mixed reality. While virtual reality and augmented reality are already established in the gaming community, Apple is bringing a breath of fresh air to the scene. But how are game developers reacting to this new platform? A recent survey provides surprising figures that show that visionOS has a lot of potential to change the way we play.

The survey: What do the game developers say?

A survey of over 3,000 game developers conducted at the Game Developers Conference (via GamesBeat), highlights the interest in the Vision Pro platform. Here are the key findings:

  • 8 % of VR/AR game developers are already working on projects for visionOS.
  • 18% of respondents say their next games will be released on visionOS.
  • 26 % express great interest in visionOS, more than in PlayStation VR2 (25 %).

The data shows that despite its novelty, visionOS is already attracting strong attention. In particular, the number of 18 % future projects makes it clear that Apple Vision Pro could become a growth driver.

Current developments: What about games?

Although there are currently only a few games available for the Vision Pro, the survey shows that the platform is attracting growing interest from developers. The fact that 8% of VR/AR developers are already actively working on it is a sign that Apple's ecosystem is attractive to many. This could also be related to the sophisticated hardware and integrated tools that Apple offers.

Why visionOS is exciting for developers

Game developers see several advantages in visionOS that could set the platform apart from the competition:

  • Technology: The Vision Pro offers high-resolution displays, advanced eye tracking and spatial audio, enabling a particularly immersive gaming experience.
  • Integration: The close integration with the Apple ecosystem makes it easier for developers to use existing resources and exploit new opportunities.
  • Future orientation: The combination of virtual reality and augmented reality in one device opens up completely new gaming concepts that would be difficult to implement on other platforms.

Competitive comparison: visionOS and other platforms

An interesting point of the survey is the comparison with other VR/AR platforms. While visionOS attracts interest from 26% of developers, the established PlayStation VR2 is just behind with 25%. This shows that the Apple Vision Pro can keep up with industry leaders in a short space of time, despite being a completely new platform. The differences could be due to visionOS' innovative approaches and the recognition of the Apple brand, which gives developers the confidence to bet on this platform.

Apple Vision Pro: The next big revolution in gaming?

The Apple Vision Pro is establishing itself as a serious player in the gaming industry. The survey shows that visionOS already represents an exciting opportunity for many developers to actively shape the future of gaming. While the platform is still in its early stages, everything indicates that it will play an important role in the further development of virtual and augmented reality. The coming years could be crucial - both for Apple and for the entire gaming industry. If you are interested in the latest developments in gaming, it is worth keeping an eye on the Apple Vision Pro. Are you looking for helpful tips for your Apple Vision Pro? Here you will find everythingwhat you need to know about your new Apple device – have fun! (Image: Apple)

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