Headspace is more gameplay focused, so the choice is obvious. There's just so much more content
The Real World is awesome too, but it's shorter and more story focused than anything. However the sidequests and helping people in the town is really fun 
Headspace is more focused on exploration, combat, silliness and childhood innocence. It is slower, yet much more upbeat.
Real life, especially on the first day, is much more focused on emotion and story telling. There is exploration and many things to do on the side, but they are less prominent. However, it is fun to draw comparison between the things seen in Headspace and real life.
So it all boils down to what is defined as "gameplay" and what parts of the game people simply enjoyed. The contrast between Headspace, real life, and even >!Black Space!< usually emphasizes what kinds of media a person enjoys.
Headspace is more focused on exploration, combat, silliness and childhood innocence. It is slower, yet much more upbeat.
Real life, especially on the first day, is much more focused on emotion and story telling. There is exploration and many things to do on the side, but they are less prominent. However, it is fun to draw comparison between the things seen in Headspace and real life.
So it all boils down to what is defined as "gameplay" and what parts of the game people simply enjoyed. The contrast between Headspace, real life, and even >!Black Space!< usually emphasizes what kinds of media a person enjoys.
I think my preference shifted from headspace to faraway as the game went on. I found myself NEEDING to know what would happen next in faraway town by the end of two days left.
It honestly depends what route for me.>! In the Sunny route, the Headspace parts are such a drag. In the Hikikomori route, it's kind of obvious which one I prefer.!<
Headspace was a fun distraction to real life. But that is it. It is fun. But it ain't quiet right.
Headspace is more gameplay focused, so the choice is obvious. There's just so much more content The Real World is awesome too, but it's shorter and more story focused than anything. However the sidequests and helping people in the town is really fun 
Headspace is more focused on exploration, combat, silliness and childhood innocence. It is slower, yet much more upbeat. Real life, especially on the first day, is much more focused on emotion and story telling. There is exploration and many things to do on the side, but they are less prominent. However, it is fun to draw comparison between the things seen in Headspace and real life. So it all boils down to what is defined as "gameplay" and what parts of the game people simply enjoyed. The contrast between Headspace, real life, and even >!Black Space!< usually emphasizes what kinds of media a person enjoys.
Both because both have bread twins
The only reason I don't like headspace gameplay is how damn hard the bosses can be.
Headspace is more focused on exploration, combat, silliness and childhood innocence. It is slower, yet much more upbeat. Real life, especially on the first day, is much more focused on emotion and story telling. There is exploration and many things to do on the side, but they are less prominent. However, it is fun to draw comparison between the things seen in Headspace and real life. So it all boils down to what is defined as "gameplay" and what parts of the game people simply enjoyed. The contrast between Headspace, real life, and even >!Black Space!< usually emphasizes what kinds of media a person enjoys.
I think my preference shifted from headspace to faraway as the game went on. I found myself NEEDING to know what would happen next in faraway town by the end of two days left.
It honestly depends what route for me.>! In the Sunny route, the Headspace parts are such a drag. In the Hikikomori route, it's kind of obvious which one I prefer.!<
Real world always the best