in the same country as the dev) I would be taking steps to have it changed - at least in vendor's description.After 8 long years of waiting, it’s finally here - CD Projekt RED’s sci-fi RPG Cyberpunk 2077 is finally here. Apparently, a lot of it is also pot luck if you have the correct hard and software (which could be any combination) that it will work for a game that you may try. But I have yet to get a single game working with VorpX. I like tweaking and fiddling - been doing it since the Spectrum ZX. It is too overpriced for what it is - and what it is is an exercise in constant twiddling to try and get things working. It makes it seem like these games listed will work just fine, as long as you use what is provided as written in the guide.

Why? Because there is no mention of anything like this on the sales page. Which is weird, because it should really be the other way around!Īnother thing you have to understand about VorpX is that even if there's a pre-existing profile for you to use to run a particular game, you still need to do a lot of configuration on your end to get things working right, both in the VorpX menu and in the menu of the game itself.Īnd this is where it fails miserably. I find it's far less nausea-triggering than physically moving my head. Still want to get HL2 working with it, but HL2 crashes every time I try to start it with VorpX running.Įdit: oh, yeah, and I do use the mouse for aiming.

L4D2 would be probably be the best VR zombie game right now if you could set the FOV wide enough. I've played well over a hundred hours in Skyrim, plus a few hours in L4D2, DNF, Guild Wars 2, and others. Typically you'll have to use the 'edge peek' button to zoom out to a virtual cinema view when you want to interact with in-game menus or whatever.Įither way, it's the best $40 I've spent in VR so far. The other big problem is that most game UIs aren't designed for VR Skyrim is usable if you configure VorpX to scale down the UI in-game, but I haven't had as much luck with others. As mentioned, one of the big problems is that many games won't let you set the FOV wide enough for a good experience, so the world looks 'zoomed in'.

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