Wiktionary
a. 1 Tending to immerse. 2 Giving the impression of immersion.
Usage examples of "immersive".
They specialized in Virtual Reality hardware -- both immersive neural implants, and headset-based units.
The blocky walls of the immersive VR tank—the centerpiece of the visitors' center here at Kennedy—coalesced around him, breaking through the dark lunar sky.
She caught glimpses of the Elizabethan Immersive Pageant at New Kenilworth that Ken had enjoyed so much, and Disney Cosmos, and Buckingham Palace, and Elfinholm, and the great zoo at Glentrool with its strange animals from the colonial planets.
People who hankered after their simpler roots had to be content with visiting the Old World's painstaking restorations of ancient cultural settings, or with the exquisitely orchestrated Immersive Pageants, almost, but not quite, authentic to the last detail, which let a person actively savor selected portions of his heritage.
Virtual Reality (VR) maps allow information to be simultaneously browsed by teams of collaborators, sometimes represented as avatars in a fully immersive environment.
XV's immersive visceral realism has already proven dangerous, spawning the "Global Riot," a worldwide paroxysm of violence experienced by millions of XV users, whose voyeuristic frenzy fed the flames and led to millions of deaths.