Here's another video and it appears the mod is most likely released with support for all REsident engine games. There's no release date but the progress it made is impressive in a short amount of time.Īnd if you ever wanted to see Monster Hunter in VR there's even footage of that since it also uses the same engine. Re 7 vr never came to pc officially but with this we get finally some good ass Res VR action and it will look and play phenomenally.Īnd it seems like the mod will finish up soon, there are people already getting their hands on the early build and it looks very promising. Then you’ll want to download the latest version of GTFO_VR_Plugin from Github and extract it into the GTFO Steam library folder as well.With the recent Resident Evil 4 oculus quest 2 release and Capcoms overall disinterest in releasing their games in vr on pc a capable modder named Praydog took took matter into his own hands and he's finishing his RE engine to VR mod including motion hand controls.Īs a pc vr fan I'm excited to finally get my hands on this (it's been quite a while since I was excited for a VR game) and the recent Resident Evil games are perfect for VR. First you’ll need the latest version of BepInEx installed in the GTFO Steam directory. Installation is a bit more complex than it is for most Skyrim mods, to take a popular example. GTFO is already plenty scary, and VR makes it much, much more so.Īvailable for download on Github, GTFO_VR_Plugin does exactly what it says: it adds SteamVR support to GTFO, which is a terrifying horror game about creeping your way through a dark, subterranean complex filled to the gills with horrible mutant corpse monsters that lurk around and make creepy sounds. That’s why we highlight this full roomscale VR mod for horror co-op game GTFO with a certain degree of caution. Even stuff that’s not supposed to be scary at all is a bit scarier when you feel like you’re actually there. Unlike other flat screen to VR mods, conversions for the classic ID games all allow the use of full motion controls and head tracking, which make them a treat to play. I don’t know about anyone else, but for me one of the most surprising things about current-gen VR is how it makes everything way scarier. In fact, the majority of the classic ID FPS also have several VR mods available, including the classic Wolfenstein, Heretic, Quake and Quake 2.
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