Then again, if VR takes off in a big way over the next few years, perhaps a VR version might become more likely. Finally, there's also the question of whether a game where you mostly shuffle papers around a desk is too 'boring' for VR, when the technology should be used to provide unique experiences which take advantage of its biggest strengths. There's also the risk of losing a lot of the original's pixellated art-style and retro feel during the conversion to 3D. I think the main impediments is the fact that Lucas would basically need to rewrite the entire game in a brand new engine making a 2D game using OpenFL is one thing, but a 3D game using Unreal/Unity is a completely different matter. The developer, Lucas Pope, has actually tweeted about the possibility of making a VR version of Papers, Please, saying that he's thought about it but it probably won't happen for a while (he's currently working on a new game called Return of the Obra Dinn right now): Originally posted by Enigma:Actually, it MIGHT work! Anouther 2D game called 'Please Don't Touch Anything' has a VR mode being made where they transformed the 2D game into a 3D environment for the VR mode, so maybe it will work IF somehow someone decides to start working on this game again.

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