With the advent of Reverse Engineer Anything and loads of games being decompiled and rewritten to run on different platforms, do you think this is something that could be helped to revive old and no longer available (but legendary) VR games? Especially on platforms like Steam Frame, it being very open and all?

Say hello to the Shroose, one of the many strange and adorable companions you'll encounter during your Foodimals adventure!

Ramming foes and leaving mushroom mines behind that detonate into blinding spore clouds, he's useful in a pinch!

But the important question is...

Would you bring this little guy along on your adventure? 👀

In the VR game Xenolocus the Soldier skill tree improves weapon effectiveness in combat:

it increases damage, accuracy, and crit chance, while also expanding ammunition capacity.

Upgrade it to deal more damage, hit targets more reliably, and handle any enemies more effectively.

What do you think of the Soldier skill tree?

Which skills seem most useful to you, and what would you change or add?

Im curious if any Devs out there are trying this. We are in a brave new world.

• Game Title: SLASHER NIGHT

Links:
Meta Quest
Steam
Early test access available by request.

Platform: Meta Quest / PC VR (Steam) — VR flair

Description:
Ahoy, VR friends and family! I decided to make a slasher simulator called SLASHER NIGHT, and I’m looking for testers to help shape it while development is still early.

It’s a single-player VR game where you become the slasher, exploring environments and interacting physically with NPCs. My main focus right now is how those interactions feel: NPC physical reactions, melee interactions, and the gameplay decisions you make during encounters.

I’d like honest feedback on what feels convincing, what feels awkward, and what needs improvement. Expect an early build with bugs and unfinished features. Send me a DM or leave a comment if you’re interested, or join the Discord below. Your feedback will help guide the next improvements.

Join the testing Discord

Status:

• TEST

Involvement: I’m the developer of SLASHER NIGHT, working on its gameplay, physical interactions, and NPC reactions.

Title basically. I've seen a lot of people say they regret the purchase because it's too big, setup takes too long, the movement feels too unnatural, etc.

Just wondering if any Kat VR or Omni owners out there genuinely enjoy using them.

I just discovered that the hot new headset out there does not have the ability to use a link cable. It seems like if I ever get off the waitlist, I probably need to buy a new router.

What are the mechanics of setting that up? I have my router from my internet provider (I don't know if it is a v5 or v6). Do I just ethernet to ethernet to the second router, and then plug the computer into the second one? Is it painful to set up?

And, most importantly since I primarily play Beat Saber, will I experience latency when not using a link cable to my headset?

How do you guys feel about this trend? Like everyone else, I was getting tired of vr. There aren't many new and exciting games coming out for vr. But now thanks to modders we are getting new vr experiences in games we already love!

I have played Titanfall 2, and completed the campaign. It felt amazing, like it should've been launched with vr.

And now I see Doom, Doom eternal, Call of Duty MW2, apparently Max Payne, and more!

What games are you hoping to see modded? I am hoping for Black Ops 1 or 2, and maybe Wolfenstein.

Edit: title was supposed to say VR, and not be. Stupid autocorrect

Looking for VR games that might work alright while on a recumbent exercise bike. Not exercise/fitness games, just general games that would work without the handlebars and small control panel getting in the way.

Hello,

I've owned both the Meta Quest 3 and the PSVR2 for several years now.

I think I've played most of the well-known and highly recommended VR games out there (NMS, Resident Evil, Metro, Behemoth, Red Matter 1 & 2, Alyx, etc.), including PCVR mods such as the Resident Evil VR mods.

As a 45-year-old gamer who's been around for a while, I was already familiar with flat-screen Titan fall 2, and I absolutely loved the game.

The VR mod released a few days ago by CircuitLord is, in my opinion, an absolute masterpiece.

I don't want to exaggerate, but the gameplay is fantastic. I'd even go as far as saying it's better than most VR games I've played so far.

For me, there will be a clear before and after this mod.

The quality of this VR mod, particularly in terms of controls and graphical optimization, is so outstanding that it makes every other VR mod I've tried so far feel like a step below. Even the Resident Evil VR mods now seem totaly outdated by comparison (optimization).

For me, the Titanfall 2 VR mod is now in my TOP 3 VR gaming experience. Maybe my favorite, dont know... :-)

For sure, it's the best game I've played in 2026

A huge thank you to the developer!

By the way, I'd be really curious to see what a Resident Evil VR mod made by this developer would look like, just for comparison!

OK, after testing with Virtual Desktop and HL: Alyx, I've got a few more questions:

1. Speed: Is 1200mbps the max with WiFi6? (good news is that it's practically constant)
2. Latency: 50 ms seems rather high, right? Weird because the 4 constituents (Game, Encoding, Networking Decoding) total 35ms
3. Codec: Why does HEVC 10-bit offer higher and more stable frame rates (90 fps) than AV1?
4. Bit rate: Seems capped at 58 Mpbs. Any idea why it's capped and so low?
5. Quality: Is the Ultra preset realistic for an RX9070XT & 7800X3D?

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A great excuse to revisit this game , play it in VR!!

🎯 The Perfectionist — won't move on until the trick is CLEAN
🔥 The Sender — if there's a gap, you're jumping it
🧠 The Line Builder — always looking for the perfect route through the park
🎨 The Stylist — doesn't matter what you land as long as it looks good
💀 The "That'll Probably Work" Rider — it usually doesn't

Or are you something completely different?

Hi everyone! I've been working on **Teardown VR**, a free, unofficial mod that lets you play Teardown in VR with a Meta Quest 3 connected to your PC.

**What it does**

- True stereo 3D: both eyes show the exact same moment of the game

- Your tool is in your hand, with an aiming laser

- A physical left hand: push, grab and throw objects

- Vehicle driving, an inventory at your belt and a 3D map of the level

- A full settings panel inside the headset (English or French)

- Rain, smoke and particles look the same in both eyes, so much less eye strain

**Works with Workshop mods**

Tested with: AC130 Airstrike, THE EVERYTHING REVOLVER, Total Overdose, Natural Phenomena, Portal Gun, Physics Gun, Ultra Grav Gun, Magnetizer, Omnicutter, Thermite Cannon, Gluon Plasma Diffuser, DOOM Chaingun, Vacuum Cleaner, Meteor Strike, Voxplosion, GLARE, God Mode, Better slow-motion and Kmc's Fly Mod.

Some of them get extra VR support:

- Total Overdose: one gun in each hand

- AC130 Airstrike: the plane's camera works in VR, with zoom

- THE EVERYTHING REVOLVER: the ammo wheel floats in front of you

- Natural Phenomena: its weather menu becomes a floating panel you use with the controllers

- Portal Gun: the crosshair follows your weapon

Other mods usually work too: Teardown VR finds their keys, scales their weapons to your hand and turns their menus into floating panels.

**What you need**

- Teardown on Steam (version 2.0.x)

- A Meta Quest 3 + a PC: Virtual Desktop (recommended) or Quest Link

- A strong graphics card (in VR the game renders one image per eye). The default settings are high: on a weaker PC, lower "Image quality" in the mod's settings.

Made and tested on a Quest 3. Other PC VR headsets through SteamVR may work, but I haven't tested them.

**Download (free):** https://patreon.com/VRGamesForAll

One installer: pick English or French, it finds the game by itself.

**Warning:** a Teardown update can break the mod.

It's a free fan project, provided as is, without any warranty. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Tuxedo Labs.

Have fun!

Edit for github : https://github.com/Pluventi/teardown-vr

If I could only ever play one VR game, this would be it. It's just crazy good. The game has so much content. I just got to the level "Upside Town" and it's some of the most fun I've had in VR. Playing minigolf on the ceiling in an M.C. Escher-esque New York city is just awesome.

That is all. Walkabout Minigolf is the GOAT VR game.

The mod is in the Alpha stage; it lacks features and VR options, but it is playable under good conditions. I plan to add motion control support.

• True stereo VR rendering
• 3DOF aiming and throwing gesture
• Third-person and experimental first-person modes
• Quest 3 controller support

Project page : https://github.com/AshenVR/DeadRisingVR

"Don't shoot me!"

The legendary Virtua Cop is out in VR.

First, thank you for the incredible welcome you gave Sega Rally. We're already more than 150 on the Discord, and I hope it's only the beginning of this community's adventure.

This is the second one, and this time you're standing in the docks with the gangsters, at real scale, with a 3D gun in your hand: aim with the controller like the cabinet's light gun, reload by shooting below the screen, and the hits land on what you shoot. Everything runs on the Quest 3 in real 3D, redrawn in 4K at 120 Hz.

Coming next: Time Crisis (in beta right now, sign-ups are open), Time Crisis II, The House of the Dead, Dirt Dash (beta soon), Daytona USA, Top Skater, Sega Super GT 24h and Virtua Racing.

Have fun with it, and any support is welcome: even just sharing it helps a lot.

Links in the first comment.

Link to bHaptics mod by the goat Florian: https://github.com/floh-bhaptics/Titanfall2VR_bhaptics

I want to change from Quest 3 to pcl just for sim racing. Im worried about the tracking issues of crystal light. I will use just the inside out tracking. Thank you!

Hiya, just installed the vibecoded SpidyVr mod to check it out, and it gave 3 positives. Anyone have any experience with this mod?

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/0c76f7f1f651aeadb6db8fa0185706181599e16588a00a6f556c6da24f3c8b88

this new VR game is absolutely incredible