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Praydog releases plugin for UE, thousands of UE4/5 games now available in proper VR.
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Perkel
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LIST OF ALL GAMES TESTED. There is shitload of them and almost all of them have attached video showing they work and how they work.
Apparently UE is like 11k games not 100s. So it is even more massive.
Apparently UE is like 11k games not 100s. So it is even more massive.
Sibelius
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Have tested out Call of Cthulu and it works really well, Lords of the Fallen works well too in 3rd person, but rolling in combat was dizzying, and I have an iron stomach in VR. Tried a couple of isometric games (Colony Ship and The Ascent) to see how they looked, but the aliasing was terrible. Returnal looks really good in first person with full motion controls, might give that a shot in the next Steam sale (I've already beaten it on PS5, but the VR experience looks great).
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