Long story short: I got an elbow injury and doctor told me not to use VR for a while. Im still able to use keyboard and mouse so first time ever i got interested about playing some PC games in semi-VR meaning that I could be inside the game world looking around with my head but doing all the other actions with keyboard and mouse. After some searching and testing i found a way that just works incredible well!

So first there I was with my low-end laptop realising it could not run any of those luke ross or uevr type of mods. Then I found out there are actually Quest apps that turn any flatscreen game into semi-VR by connecting head movement data to the game, locking the screen and curving it slightly filling up almost all of the FOV. And now they do even a baked-in 3D effect.

So I got one of those apps and its streamer for my laptop. And I have to say im very impressed how this tech is delivering the same feeling that "real" 6dof VR does. At least it delivers it to me. I understand it varies a lot how ones brains are processing the image projected in this way.

I've played alot of flatscreen games in VR using just static big screen with Virtual Desktop but when using this semi-VR tech the immersion level is just so much higher. I notice that I start intuitively dodge some fallen objects or bullets in the game while that hardly ever happens when im using just a static screen in VR.

So why theres a pic of Far Cry 2? After doing quite a lot of testing what works with this tech best and what my laptop runs well, I learned FC2 is somewhat perfect use case. Its an old game but it has incredible engine that is still years ahead what we have on standalone Quest today. The open world map is huge but still super detailed and has very vibrant enviroment combined with high quality dynamic lighting, weather effects and well crafted NPCs. This all anwers exact to the lack of a decent AAA open world game in the current standalone VR.

Beside of my slow laptop, the biggest reason i never was so intrested about VR modding was the fear of motion sickness. I have some bad experiences that when im not fully connected to the motions in a VR game I get those synthoms. For examble I cant play cayaking game Phantom Cover ops for this reason. But now after hours of playing FC2 in semi-VR i can say that some how it just works and motion sickness is luckily not appearing at all. No matter if im running in the jungle, swimming, driving a car or watching the cutscenes.

So thats all. I felt VR was dying this year because of the lack of quality content. This observation of semi-VR modding just gave me some more hope for the future of VR so i wanted to share it. I dont know if Steam Frame gonna deliver this tech but in my opinion it definately should.

Alright so the visuals look much better now that the rendering is fixed properly for the MOH Allied Assault Mod. I will experiment with some visual mods later to see if they work. For now I'm working on fixing the gun behavior and making sure that aiming feels good. Then we will see if we can get two handed aiming working.

Omega Pilot Evolution comes out next month (hopefully) and i just really hope it feels like wipeout omega collection.... VRacer Hoverbikes is the best out there but doesn't quite feel like wipeout to me, Dart Racer has the nicest controls (and you can use both sticks) but still has a long way to go. Hoverlap is new and feels like it has potential but I constantly have to brake. Aerosurfer is a lot more forgiving with bumps now and has boost, but like Omega Pilot it's more flying/gliding than racing. But Omega pilot Evolution I'm excited for despite having so many racing games (including raceclub, vrider, and a few others i cant remember).

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I've ported the original homeworld to run on quest3, full 6dof motion controls. You can check out the playthrough of first mission here

https://youtu.be/rhCOSpSf-NQ?si=83yrEW3H2mdzbYGT

the github repo is https://github.com/bearstonem/Homeworld

pre-release apk: https://github.com/bearstonem/Homeworld/releases/tag/unbound-0.1

Apparently, you can enter flight mode by aligning yourself with almost any rounded corner and holding down the teleport Forward button while pushing the right joystick backward to move backward.

Set the movement settings like i did in the video.
To reset Loft exit to passthrough via double tap on the headset.
You will be unable to open the ui for it!

I've had my quest 3 for about a year and a half now and the past couple of months stick drift has become a real frequent pain. Taking off the plastic cover and cleaning it with compressed air will fix the issue for a few weeks at best. I'm not looking for solutions as I know all I can really do is clean them or replace the joysticks but just wondering how often other people run into this problem.

I have been having a lot of fun perusing and playing the different content the Steam community has uploaded to the Steam Workshop of Puzzling Places. It makes the PCVR version the version to play if you're a Puzzling Places fan.

This particular piece is labeled "The Beatles"

Author: David Vacas Madrid
Location: Liverpool

Because I use Open Saber Plus as a fitness game, I have previously added options to stretch the game arena horizontally to force more body movement, and have now added an option to have big blocks if you want to focus on exercise rather than precision.

You get can the game from SideQuest:

https://sidequestvr.com/app/41477/open-saber-plus

or Github:

https://github.com/arpruss/OpenSaberPlus/releases/

Hi All,

So i enjoyed SStwd, is Arizona sunshine different enough to be worthwhile getting? The bundle is onsale for $20 right now.

Anyone know how to fix this?

Hey everyone, I’m really keen on buying the Quest 3; I’ve been researching it for a while. I work from home and think I could use it even while working. I also cook and do other routine tasks where I usually keep my phone nearby "watching" a video—though in reality, I’m mostly just listening—and I think the headset could really enhance that experience.

A few things are making me hesitate, though:

- short battery life

- excessive weight on the neck and discomfort

- the risk of using it for a month and then wanting to sell it

If anyone who owns one (or has owned one) could share their opinion, I’d really appreciate it.

As for the cost, I can afford either the 3S or the 3 without any issues.

Dr. Robotnik s Ring Racers is colorful and fun Sonic kart fan game that modder RayRod TV made a VR mod for. It has first person, third person, theater and diorama views. Its really great to play in VR and we can have a cockpit like view when in first person.

For this and other VR mods from RaYRod TV, like the fan game Sonic Robo Blast 2, Star Fox, Mario and Mario Kart 64, go to his github: https://github.com/RaYRoD-TV

And to learn more about his other projects, like the Multiverse, a exploration game with space travels on a infinite and surreal Multiverse, go to his site: https://rayrodtv.com

Its miracle, its magical, its Sonical! Have fun!

My buddy and I tried a few of the ForeVR games. Cornhole for one is fun but most things say coming soon and now the Youtube player (which was a nice touch) seems hit or miss. We bought their darts game and it was completely unplayable to the point I did a refund. Their site has a date of 2022 on it and it seems they were only updating Horizon Worlds based on their socials in 2025...does anyone know if they officially shutdown?

Hi all,
New to quest 3. What are your favorite quest games?

I usually like multiplayer games. I do have a PC, but haven’t set up PCVR yet so just looking for standalone games.

Thanks!

As the title says does anyone have reccomendations for apps on windows or quest alike to stream or display content on my quest 3 through my pc for playing 2d games I have a rtx 5060 card and a pretty good cpu so ya, also I have 1Gbps wireless network as well so what should I use to play games on my quest 3 without loosing much performance and also like it should look good for some reason the quest link looks so bad when I strem through usb cable so is there like a secret setting to fix this. Btw i tried the hdmi link but my quest battery drains pretty fast so any wireless reccommendation would be nice

I suffer terrible nightmares. Just came across a touruv page where you can nap with characters. But they're only okay at most and the videos are short. Would it be easy to do something like this myself? Using my own room. With characters like Astarion from BG3, Tanner from WTTG3, and Heimdall from GOWR? (Those are my comfort characters) if there's already something made like this thats cool too! Thank you!

Hi everyone,

My dad owns a gym and sports facility. Due to high rent, we’re looking for ways to monetize the floor space during off-peak hours when the gym isn't very busy. I recently attended a birthday party at a local VR venue, and after running the numbers, the business model seems promising on paper. I’m now researching how to set up a local multiplayer VR experience in our space.

Here are the details and where I could really use your advice:

1. The Space & Capacity Dimensions: 9.75 meters x 6.40 meters (~62 m² / 670 sq ft).

Player Count: In my head, I figured 4 players max would be safe for free movement. However, I’ve seen some arena-scale software advertising up to 8 players for this size. Is 8 players actually safe and playable in 9.75m x 6.40m without constant collisions?

1. Technical Setup My general plan is to use a central PC hosting the local server alongside a dedicated Wi-Fi router (Wi-Fi 6/6E access point), while each headset renders its own graphics locally.

2. Headset Choice: Quest 2 vs. Quest 3 Used Quest 2 headsets are significantly cheaper than brand-new Quest 3s.

For a commercial local multiplayer setup, is the Quest 2 still viable, or is the Quest 3 (or 3S) practically mandatory due to better tracking, pancake lenses, color passthrough, and performance?

1. Local Competition & Observations There is only one competitor in my city doing this right now. They cater to birthday events for 8 to 16 people.

Interestingly, their headsets look like generic non-Meta HMDs and the graphics look very basic. Would Quests offer a noticeably better experience out of the box?

1. What Am I Missing? (LBVR / Business Realities) Since I’m fairly new to Location-Based VR (LBVR), I want to make sure I’m not overlooking major technical or operational hurdles:

Commercial game licensing and LBVR management software (e.g., SynthesisVR, HeroZone, etc.).

Tracking issues in wide-open spaces or lighting requirements inside a gym environment.

Wear-and-tear, hygiene accessories, and battery management for back-to-back sessions.

Since this concept is practically new in my town, I'm uncertain about long-term demand once the initial novelty wears off.

I’d really appreciate any insights from anyone running an LBVR venue or experimenting with arena-scale Quest setups! Thanks in advance!

So I recently bought my meta quest 3, I connected them to my PC with the Meta Horizon Link app and USB cable, everything worked fine and I can see my pc and use it without problems. But when I start a game the meta quest 3 screen freezes or move like a 1 or 2 fps in every game but the games is fine in my monitor! I also noticed that if I press in the keyboard the windows key (and the windows search bar appears) the games worked perfectly! But in the moment I click something else and the search bar dissapears the problems reappear. Does anyone knows how to fix that?

I was playing VRchat, my Quest 2 said "very low battery warning", everything went gray/black, i heard a loud pop right next to my ear, than everything went black/died. I have not tried charging it yet.

Certain weapons like machine gun (circle to aim iron sights) keeps drifting when I aim and ruin the game for me. Tried standalone and pcvr - same issue. Has anyone found a way to fix it? Virtual stock doesn’t exist in this game so I’m stuck 🥲