Understanding structures and interactions of biomolecules benefits from the use of interactive 3D graphics, which are greatly facilitated by stereoscopy and intuitive user interfaces. The recent coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has brought remote learning to the fore and has exposed its limitations, especially regarding 3D structure-based topics. The ever-expanding computer gaming industry has brought virtual reality (VR) and remote multiplayer technology into the consumer realm, creating the currently most affordable stereoscopic viewing platform with immersive presence and natural 3D interactivity.