Are GAMES more interesting than life?

You think our world is boring and monotonous. You just don't see everything. You only see a small part. There are many interesting things in the world. Try to see them. And there's no need to escape into virtual reality to get away from this. Do you need horror? Turn on some channel, some program like "Emergency Situations." You'll see a lot of terrible things happening here. Do you need some kind of anomalous phenomena? You can turn on the TV or read newspapers (although, is it worth trusting the "yellow press")? Look around! The world is full of unsolved mysteries. It's much more interesting than a linear computer game. :)

Without a doubt, the world is beautiful. But most people don't see it and simply drown in the routine of everyday life. The world is beautiful in many ways, including the fact that it has games.
Virtual reality and physical reality are not different things. The virtual world is a "snapshot of reality," a space that expands almost infinitely and is obedient to all the changes made to it. People have always seen not what is, but what they want to see. Only now it is not as tangible as with the virtual world. Before, it was not possible to take the real world and mix it with the virtual one. You can overlay a different image, altered by consciousness, onto a standard picture. Reality becomes a framework onto which any other image, other worlds, are stretched. The same is true of some books.
Some part of the real world remains in place (trees, the sky, etc.), but most of the details are replaced with things that never existed in the physical world.
There is a continuous flow of consciousness. Traveling through such worlds, I have learned to look at things more multifaceted (which I also wish for you), and not just from one side.

Virtual reality is simply a parallel world, a world of illusions, a world where there is no time and other limitations of the physical... plane, so to speak, a more free world.

Besides, virtual reality gives you access to sensations that you will never be able to experience in the physical world.

But watching TV doesn't appeal to me. Nothing changes there, it's still the same hustle and bustle, the same nastiness,
as it was a thousand years ago.