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This preliminary study investigated user experiences in VR horror games,highlighting fear-triggering and gender-based differences in perception. Byutilizing a scientifically validated and specially designed questionnaire, wesuccessfully collected questionnaire data from 23 subjects for an earlyempirical study of fear induction in a virtual reality gaming environment. Theearly findings suggest that visual restrictions and ambient sound-enhancedrealism may be more effective in intensifying the fear experience. Participantsexhibited a tendency to avoid playing alone or during nighttime, underscoringthe significant psychological impact of VR horror games. The study alsorevealed a distinct gender difference in fear perception, with femaleparticipants exhibiting a higher sensitivity to fear stimuli. However, thepreference for different types of horror games was not solely dominated bymales; it varied depending on factors such as the game's pace, its objectives,and the nature of the fear stimulant.

Decoding Fear: Exploring User Experiences in Virtual Reality Horror Games