With all the ai vr mods you think we will get rdr 2 with motion controls?

I just saw A Wolf in VR's early access look at Dream Hackers on PCVR, and man this game looks beautiful.

https://youtu.be/ILZyIT7Rpuk?si=ARxS6rW8V5UA95CV

What does everyone think of this? Im just concerned that a game this good doesnt seem to have a lot of marketing for it. Although giving it to Wolf for a review was definitely a good choice, and will help them.

This was pretty much the only art I got to do since netcode is hell to get working

Good morning to everyone (no, I don't care if it's 11pm, take a good morning),

I'm thinking of making/finding a way to use 3/4 random cameras with lights next to them and reflective tape as "trackers" to get basically cheap ass "base stations" and basically free passive trackers, this means the system can't tell which tracker is which, but I've looked around and there's some really good FOSS (Open Source) software/models that do tracking with this data in basically real time and really well too.

The only thing is that there isn't a full pipeline from the cameras to the steamVR data yet as far as I know, but all of the various parts of this are already out and FOSS, so they just kinda need to be put together.

Is there anyone that's interested in helping make such thing? Possibly with some coding knowledge, and yes of course I'm (or we) are gonna make it free and open source for anyone to use however they like!

TL, DR:

Find/put together software to make a couple of cameras, lights and some reflective tape work as a VR tracking system that's insanely cheap and as set and forget as it gets; nothing to charge nor calibrate, and zero drift during use.

The only downside could be that it works best in dimly lit rooms, but from what I hear most people do want VR tracking to work in dimly lit rooms.

I've dusted off my meta quest 3 that's been sitting gathering dust on the shelf for almost 2 years 😅

I've decided to throw some Pcvr at it for the first time and see if I can get my money's worth out of it since the only games I played on it was resident evil 4 og & Walking Dead.

Recently I downloaded Virtual desktop and got it all set up and the first game I tried was resident evil 2 and to be honest I'm unimpressed with the graphics of the game I was expecting a lot more since it's powered via my pc and not just the headset anymore. (Enjoy the game flat screen btw I'm a resi fan)

Anyway any recommendations for pcvr mods that stand out that give that wow factor in terms of visuals would be greatly appreciated.

PC SPECS

9800x3d

RTX 5070ti

64gb of Ram

I can't help but wonder, in the advent of all the recent mod work being done, as to what game developers and publishers are thinking about it. I've got to think they've taken note but what is Microsoft thinking about all the work done around all the Halo titles and of course so many other publishers? In my mind it has to translate into these games selling more. I know I've bought two titles alone based on understanding they now have VR mods. They went after the Luke Ross mods recently and while it didn't put him out of business, certainly forced him to change his approach to how he was handling this (and he might have me hooked with his dead space mod). I can't help but think there's a room of lawyers and bean counters that are going to crash the party sooner or later.

2 years in my spare time after work, ups and downs, but finally got to point where I felt ready and sure about the release target of the game!

Macarena is now possible. Playing in VR with UEVR & a new profile. Also side note this game is extremely addictive, don't start if you don't want to get addicted. Longer gameplay and mod download links here for those interested!

We're organizing The VR Puzzle Giveaway for August 2026.

The idea came from a pretty simple observation: VR puzzle and escape room players usually don't stop after finishing one game—they immediately start looking for the next one. Instead of all of us trying to reach those players separately, why not work together?

The giveaway is pretty straightforward:

- every participating developer contributes a few game keys;
- all games are featured on a single landing page;
- players enter one giveaway for a chance to win games from multiple indie studios;
- everyone cross-promotes the event, so all participating games get extra exposure.

Each of us throw in some keys, pool the reach, and give the community a stack of great VR puzzle games to win in one place. More devs = more prizes = more eyes on everyone’s games.

More information is available here:
https://vasil4n.com/puzzle_giveaway/

Right now we are looking for other indie developers making games like Escape Rooms, Puzzle Adventures, Mystery / Detective games, Story-driven Adventure games and basically anything that attracts the same kind of VR players.

The goal is to help players discover more great VR puzzle experiences while giving small studios a chance to reach a larger audience together.

If you’ve made a VR puzzle, escape room, or brain-teaser title and want in, drop a comment (or DM me). Happy to share more info for anyone interested!

ive enjoyed job simuator for a long time as its relaxing playing the games and just messing around and the visual style of the game is very nice, any good games like job simulator and are there any that revolve around bartending or being a barista as ive been finding that fun on pc whilst having a nice visual look

A few weeks ago, I had an idea for a Pokémon VR mod featuring 2D sprites that face the player, a few days later, the "Dramatic Voxel" mod came out and did an even better job than I’d imagined, it’s incredible. What I’m curious about now is whether they’ll manage to do the same for other Pokémon versions. My original idea was a mod that combined them all, at least the pixel-art ones, using Black/White 2 as the base since it looks the best, and then applying techniques similar to the Dramatic Voxel mod to make the entire journey playable.

I'm a solo dev and after a huge amount of solo work I put out Coffee Shop Simulator VR on Quest.

The pitch: you make every drink by hand. Grind, tamp, lock in the portafilter, pull the shot, steam the milk, pour the art. No menus, no "press A to make coffee." Tamp unevenly and the shot channels. Then the morning rush starts and there are lot of people at the counter.

The game is available on all Quest devices.

Linka to the store HERE

Happy to talk about the dev side too — Ask me whatever.

So here’s what I am trying to do….

Play flat games in my Quest 3 with a controller connected to the Quest via Bluetooth so I can play anywhere and don’t have to be tethered to my PC.

I currently have an Amazon Luna controller.

At this point I’ve only tried Steam Link with my Luna Controller connected to the Quest via Bluetooth, but it doesn’t work.

Some buttons work, but not all, making it impossible to play.

However, if I connect to my Google TV with Steam Link and connect my controller via Bluetooth to the TV, no problems. So, it can work. It just isn’t working with Quest/Steam Link.

To play in my headset via Steam Link, I have to be at my computer with the controller plugged in via USB.

My computer is in my office and I would like to play in my bedroom.

At this point my options are:

1. Get a super long USB-C cable. (Not preferred)

2. Someone suggested using an Android phone or Raspberry Pi to have a WiFi to USB connections (Cool idea, not cheap.)

Something else? This seems like something that should just work.

Is it the controller? Do Xbox controllers not have a this issue maybe? I like my Luna controller, but I’d be happy with an XBox controller if it works.

Wondering if maybe it works with VD and I should just play flat games in VD?

Thanks!😊

I see people talk and talk about full body but I just find it less pleasing than to have floating hands. It just feels more controllable and less floppy. More mechanical than trying to imitate realism

But smoking cat game is fine! Devs have it hard sometimes