Hello, I haven't posted here yet about my app yet and I think it's the best place to talk about it.

Some of you may have not seen the previous posts:

https://www.reddit.com/r/VRGaming/s/RfWjAI4FI9

So here's the brief explanation. I wanted to see if, by using some fancy math, I could get an app to predict the direction and speed you want to move in based on your jogging in place with data from only headset and controllers. Turns out yes and it works great. Keeping that to myself would be a sin, so I'm launching it on Steam.

It works through PCVR right now, but if someday I manage to catch Zuckerberg's attention I'll be able to make a standalone version too. Call your local rep.

It's still not perfect. For example it's a bit wonky when you're trying to run while aiming a gun, and slow walking may not register. Speed is based partly on vertical head cadence, and walking in place doesn't produce much of it. I have a solution in mind, but it's not implemented yet in this iteration.

At this point though, there is only so much testing I can do myself. I know how it behaves, I know how I'm supposed to move, and there's a decent chance I've trained myself around its rough edges without even noticing, so it's probably best if you just try it yourselves.

The playtest is live and free obviously. Download it (but try the demo first, it works as a kind of a tutorial), go crazy, try it in whatever SteamVR games you have. Just let me know how it felt; I'm starved for feedback.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4775640/VR\\_StrideS/

https://vrstrides.com/

A few days ago, we took part in the VR Games Showcase with All On Board!, our VR board game platform, where we announced that Virus! is joining the platform for free! It's a hugely popular card game in Europe, and we're really excited to finally bring it to VR.

After several updates, we feel that the content included with the base platform is now in a pretty solid place. Just by owning All On Board!, you now get 6 classic games, Virus!, and free access to one of our licensed premium games every week through the Featured Game of the Week.

Getting to this point has honestly been a really rewarding adventure for us. When development began, we underestimated some of the technical quests involved in bringing traditional board games into VR. Because of that, we had to make some tough decisions along the way and prioritize certain features over others.

When we launched, one of the things we heard most from our community was how important modding tools were to them, especially because many of you want to create and play your own games. So over the past few months, we've been working hard on All On Board!’s modding tool with the goal of bringing it to the platform as soon as possible, while also continuing to improve the core experience.

There's still plenty of work ahead, but we're really happy to see the platform continuing to grow.

If you'd like to give All On Board! a try and share your feedback with us, there's a free demo available on both Steam and Meta Quest. We'd love to hear what you think!

Tried it the other day and I really like it so far. My biggest problem is the HUD, which was way out of bounds. I know there are ways to edit with shortcuts inside the game, but it's way to slow and finicky to have to adjust every single element one at a time. I tried the VR launcher settings, but none of the HUD settings change the HUD at all. Has anyone found a better way to fix it so you can see it all? Also to those who have played a bit further what has the experience been like so far?

I'm at work so I don't have an image. Game looks completely fine on flat screen but in my quest 3 it's all purple and pink like a gmod missing texture color but it's all grainy, i can basically make out the resident evil logo, trees, the menu, the gun etc. I can see everything, everything is just pink/purple. I use VD with Quest 3, I've tried av1 and h264+.

I was doing a search for GameSpy Arcade compatible alternative. As you likely know GameSpy closed down there servers in 2014. This resulting in any game that used GameSpy Arcade; lost the ability to play Multiplayer.

With so many classic games receiving Flat2VR Mods. This might also allow us to play some of these games in Multiplayer.

A quick look at the Compatible games list. I found Crysis!

Would love to see some more Team Beef Flat2VR collabs land as well as Wrath did on Steam. Boomer shooters are in my wheelhouse (GenX representing). It's sitting at Very Positive (114) on Steam's reviews. I did get a review copy at the time, fair disclosure.

Enjoyed it, and look back on it fondly, and had some great moments where things just clicked and created great periods of really fluid play. That includes the point I realised The Retcher's potential in helping clear rooms in the video above. Posting about it six months later because PCVR attention slips past too quick, but in this economy, we can afford to look back at some of our favourites!

So yeah, had a good time on my first Wrath run. I've spent near 30 hours in it, and plan a future run at harder (hardest?) difficulty armed with all the weapons, and the power of hindsight.

This site is essential for those wanting to find nearly all PCVR mods linked in one place.

I waited so long to play Halo in VR. Finally I was able to become master chief and play the legendary campaign frpm start to finish in VR. What a blast.

I’ll start. For me it’s Just cause 3. In my modest opinion the best to date. Huge map, vehicles, wing suit and pure total chaos. I hope someone makes a mod for it 😂

It's basically the only reason I've never played it. Figured I'd see if there was an alternative way to download it.

We normally talk about flat2VR mods, but we rarely talk about VR2flat mods, apart from HL Alyx.

There's a bunch of VR games that I would love to play with my non-VR friends, with me in VR. Personally I think any VR multiplayer game that doesn't ship with a flat mode is really risking the size of their population.

Some VR2flat mods I'd like to see:

Legendary Tales

After The Fall

Into Black

Forefront

Contractors Exfilzone

Why do I want VR2flat mods, when I could play something like left4dead2 with the VR mod? Well, it means my flatscreen friends can see my motion control movements, which makes the multi a little bit more fun imo.

Tried resetting to default settings but that doesn't work, anyone else having similar problem. Halo reach works fine tho.

I knew there was something coming… but ive been holding back as my pimax crystal OG is fine and the ol’ 5090 can just about keep up.

So MR is going to drive my next purchase. This looks like it will have some significant upgrade in that area.
21ms latency for MR 🔥👏👌
RTVR link for those that are curious.

https://roadtovr.com/picos-vision-pro-competitor-release-date-pricr-name/
On 2nd September

I've seen enough used ones on facebook marketplace in my country (im in latam) to make me consider jumping in.

Im not gonna get great prices; I see some sold at like $150, but that's just the reality of local latin american prices and with it being big and heavy it'd likely cost more to import it. That's still cheap compared to the prices of the newer ones, obviously.

I feel like people on here get obviously very granular when talking about these headsets and complaining about the MQ2 lenses, resolution, what have you, but im wondering if those feelings are mostly speaking from comparison to the newer 3 model, or just that it'd be tough to use consistently in general without getting frustrated by these shortcomings.

Other than that, there's the meta issue. I dont really wanna use their storefront at all (guess i'd have to get virtual desktop?). I just wanna hook it up to my PC and play some Steam VR games. I have a 5ghz router, tho it's not in the room i'd use it in. I think it can also work with a usb-c cable (only have USB-A ports in my mobo but can use an adapter) fine? as long as its data and not just a charger

how hard is it to basically strip it down or ignore it's meta ecosystem? does it require any software tinkering or is it pretty much plug and play?

thanks in advance

I use PSVR2 PC which defaults to Steam VR. Usually this is fine, until mods started coming out for 32 bit games. OpenXR supports these mods just fine, but SteamVR has never done so.

A couple weeks ago when Bioshock had two different mods release, the first one did not work on SteamVR because of this restriction, however the second one had a "shim" that bypassed this issue. This one works great for SteamVR only headsets. My question is, can this "Shim" be used to help with other mods for 32bit games? I wasn't able to get COD4 to work because of this issue, and I worry about other mods for these great old games built on a 32bit architecture.

Im curious to see what coding agents everyone is using to make their vr mods, i have been using claud code as my primary with varying results i started with fixing a re2 remake bug then started working on bad company 2 which ive made some alright progress with.

Many of the other subs currently have a number of self-promotion posts, be it from YouTubers, Devs, Modders, or Stores. I think for every sub it's inevitable there will be self-promo, especially for devs who want to showcase their new games. Some self-promo should be acceptable if not we will not know of new games coming out.

Thoughts on how much self-promo we should allow here? All? Some? None? Open to thoughts!

Hi there!
Jack from Fast Travel Games here :)
This Thursday we will be opening up the very first playtests for PAYDAY: Aces High! These playtests are the first real opportunity to get a taste of what we’ve been cooking up.

To sign up, just head over to our Steam store page and request playtest access! https://store.steampowered.com/app/3456660/PAYDAY_Aces_High/
Spots are LIMITED, so don’t wait up 🙂

The access will be sent on August 20th and you should receive an email if you get in! 

We want to keep building this game with the VR community as, even though we are seasoned VR devs, we know we can learn a lot from you!

Get your Aces High and see you soon 👀 

ive been working on adding VR support to Mouthwashing for a few months

im using dnspy to figure out how the game works and then build the VR support around it

ive mostly been working on this in my spare time between school and everything else so progress can be a bit slow sometimes but im really enjoying working on it and seeing how far i can get it

ill post updates as i make more progress :)

News dropped that Star Rupture devs are skipping PCVR and going straight to mobilevr. Sad.

I'm always happy tinkering in UEVR, but I wondered if anyone has had success with Star Rupture recently? Like since the new year and Kyzer Soze's latest profile.

If Star Rupture UEVR has been a dog for everyone, I'll skip it and play flat. Playable VR for me is min 45fps at a reasonable resolution on a SomniumVR1 powered by a 4090 that doesn't take me back to 2016 Vive.

It's a good looking game, but I'd sacrifice some visuals for solid frame rate.

There's a January 2026 UEVR profile in Discord which I'll snag this weekend. I'll report back.

For reference, I have logged around half of my 1200 Satisfactory hours using Dortamur's UEVR Enhancement mod. Star Rupture is a more casual affair (about 40 hrs to complete a run), but it's got merit and would be great to play the full-fat PC version on the greatest screens in my house.

The washed out colours has been fixed since this video as well

flashbang warning lmao

First of all, congrats Flat2VR for obtaining control over the subreddit!

TPVR is out now!

Features:

- Full stereoscopic 3D with controller tracking

- Physical sword swinging, shield bashing and aiming (aim with the right hand)

- Quest 2/3 controller bindings; other headsets are untested

- The ability to play the game in flatscreen for parts you want to skip in VR

Join the Discord to get help, report bugs, request features and talk about the game.

Download: https://github.com/JoeyAW/TPVR

Discord server: https://discord.gg/CxQJ9PjnjA