u/Heliosurge

https://re4vr.com/

I've played up to the combat encounter just after you meet the merchant for the first time.

I was having really bad visual artifacting at first, including very noticeable pixellation across most objects and surfaces. My rig has an i9-13900k, 5090FE, and 32gb of ram. Game is otherwise vanilla except for a Claire replacer for Ashley. Not sure why my tinkering fixed my issues but here's what I did:

Disabled the included upscaler to get rid of motion blurring on moving objects

Went into the ingame graphics options and maxed out resolution

Turned interlaced mode on, increased in game render resoluton to 150%

Turned interlaced mode back off, turned render resolution back to 120%

Now texture quality is excellent without the hideous pixellation artifacts everywhere. There's some jank with holsters (wish handgun was near my thigh so I didnt accidentally grab grenades occasionally), but the mod is otherwise such a massive improvement over the first version. Massive kudos to Talemann, especially for fixing the broken map!

Still a WIP, but I have Stereo, decoupled Arms, Motion control aiming for magic and weapons/Melee. If you want to follow along go to my YT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMM4xC63aZk

Hey sub, we finally revealed what we've been cooking with COVR, our tactical VR milsim. It's a pretty damn ambitious leap from where the game started, especially for an indie team. We're calling this our next-gen direction because that's genuinely what we're aiming for - a tactical shooter that pushes visuals, immersion, gunplay and interaction forward while still running natively on Quest.
https://www.meta.com/experiences/covr/26564910626481959/

I know that's a big promise, especially on standalone hardware, so rather than just talking about it endlessly, we want to develop it alongside the community. We'll be kicking off playtests and sharing a lot more behind-the-scenes development stuff as well as native Quest footage soon.

The store page linked above is now live too, so if COVR looks like your kind of thing, a wishlist would help us out massively.

Would also genuinely love to hear what you guys think of the new direction!

Featuring Full motion controls, Physical wrench melee, And physical weapon switching. Download the mod here: https://github.com/LeviGaming1248/MyFriendlyNeighborhoodVR/releases or here: https://www.nexusmods.com/myfriendlyneighborhood/mods/2

Hey everyone! It's Nik, the solo developer behind CONVRGENCE - an atmospheric single-player VR extraction shooter I've been working on for the past few years.

After more than two years in Early Access, countless updates, and a lot of hard work, I'm finally getting ready to bring the game to Version 1.0! 

The full release will introduce a full-fledged story, tying together the events of the game and finally allowing you to reach the very heart of the Chernokamensk Anomaly Zone and see the story through to its conclusion. 

The existing quests will be significantly reworked - making them more varied and engaging - along with many other improvements across the game.

Thanks to everyone here who has followed the project, played the game, or shared feedback over the years. See you in the Zone on September 17th!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/2609610/CONVRGENCE/

I know there are a thousand "job simulator" VR games but I haven't seen one yet where you operate a massive commercial port crane.

It's niche. It's not everybody's cup of tea.

But I'm literally making this game just to fulfill my introverted "conduct methodical work in heavy machinery while listening to chill music and not having to talk to anybody" fantasy. And it totally scratches the itch.

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4818760/Paleo\_Dive/

First gameplay look at Paleo Dive, a VR underwater exploration game set across prehistoric oceans. Explore ancient environments, document marine life, collect paleontological finds and try not to become part of the fossil record.

I've been working on this for a while and finally got it launched.

It's called PCVR Central: https://pcvrcentral.com/

The main idea is to have one searchable place for VR mods that let you play flatscreen PC games in VR. Right now the site has 1,000+ VR mods covering a pretty huge number of games.

You can search/filter the catalog and see things like the type of VR implementation, motion controls/6DOF support, links to the actual mod, install guides where available, and other useful info.

One of the tools I wanted most was the Steam library checker. You can connect or paste your Steam link and it'll show you which games you already own can be played in VR, either natively or through a mod.

The site's brand new, so I'm sure there are mods missing or bits of information that could be improved. There's a submission system on the site as well, so if you know of something that's missing you can send it in.

I'm planning to keep expanding the database and adding more useful PCVR tools/features over time.

Would love any feedback. If there's missing features you'd like to see, let me know.

FlatVR turns your VR headset into a massive 3D virtual cinema for any non-VR PC game or video. It extracts an AI 3D depth map from standard 2D images to give you true, immersive 3D on the fly!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4899200/FlatVR/