Yeah, I do admit that it's not entirely accurate, but your list doesn't exactly disprove my entire point. I owned PSVR for nearly a year and played most of those games myself and I still believe that most fit into at least one of those categories. Farpoint, Transference, Moss, Bound and Job Simulator most definitely fit imo, and most of the others fit in a less obvious way.
Note that, when I talk about these games, I'm not referring to quality; Moss, for example, is an absolutely incredible experience but it is still a 3-hour title with little replayability. The categorisations were just there to bolster my point about how a lot of VR games seem to primarily appeal to those who own VR. Of course it's a really hard thing to define, which is why my categorisations were somewhat flimsy, but I honestly feel that most VR games have that 'something' missing that prevents them from getting major mainstream attention.
