This is a very interesting concept and using the collaborative power of the internet could turn this idea into something incredible. VR tech works well, I am a huge fan especially the VR Horror games. However VR has not yet exploded onto the scene the way I had hoped it would I believe in part it is due to the uncomfortable and unsocial nature of VR combined with a lack of advertising it as the new norm. Imagine if you will, a living room with Blue Tooth Surround Sound to socialize or earbuds to be private and instead of a TV at the core of the room, there is VR googles that are truly comfortable to wear and a set for everyone in the room. Instead of a couch, each person is seated on a lazyboy that can turn 360 degrees and recline. People can experiance movies in 360VR without ear buds so they can still interact, games can be played in the same way. Eventually gaming consoles will catch on and the whole dynamic of the living room will move forward into the next step in its evolution. Instead of split screen or having to play online to allow full screen gaming, friends will all be in the same room playing a common game with a full view from their headset. Think back to 1910, years before the invention of the Television, parents sat on chairs and children on the floor to listen to the radio before the invention of the TV in 1927. Blockchain could be leveraged in any number of ways here, recording rank, managing accounts and even running the game (in the future). I will keep an eye on this project, because I think it has huge potential, utilizing the collective knowledge to work on a project always gives an advantage vs. a hand full of people to create something. Good luck and thanks for posting.