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It seems that Valve are going to continue their VR push as they have announced they have three more VR games in development. Sadly I'm a few hours late on this as Valve is US-based and I was asleep while they announced it.
It's no secret that the current VR games don't exactly push it forward, so it looks like for now it might be left down to Valve to get things properly rolling.
With VR support for Linux/SteamOS likely due this year, with Valve teasing VR on Linux (look at the bottom) I'm actually getting excited to try it out.
The games are intended to be full games, not smaller experiments and they will be using both Unity and Source 2.
I'm even more excited to see Valve back in the game-making business, especially if we're going to get some proper VR games from them.
You can see all the details on Gamasutra. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
It's no secret that the current VR games don't exactly push it forward, so it looks like for now it might be left down to Valve to get things properly rolling.
With VR support for Linux/SteamOS likely due this year, with Valve teasing VR on Linux (look at the bottom) I'm actually getting excited to try it out.
The games are intended to be full games, not smaller experiments and they will be using both Unity and Source 2.
I'm even more excited to see Valve back in the game-making business, especially if we're going to get some proper VR games from them.
You can see all the details on Gamasutra. Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
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skinnyraf 15 Feb 2017
Quoting: edowhat if one of those games is an exciting continuation of the portal story, but 99% of the gamers cant play it since they does not own a VR device?Portal?
Half Life 3 VR :D
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elmapul 28 Feb 2017
Quoting: edowhat if one of those games is an exciting continuation of the portal story, but 99% of the gamers cant play it since they does not own a VR device?portal? impossible, vr makes people dizzy quite fast
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skinnyraf 28 Feb 2017
Quoting: elmapulA recipe for great fun in VR:Quoting: edowhat if one of those games is an exciting continuation of the portal story, but 99% of the gamers cant play it since they does not own a VR device?portal? impossible, vr makes people dizzy quite fast
1. Put both portals on the floor.
2. Jump into one of portals.
3. Emerge from the other portal.
4. Flip 180 degrees and fall back into the portal.
5. Rinse and repeat.
6. Puke violently.
:)
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Eike 28 Feb 2017
Quoting: skinnyrafA recipe for great fun in VR:I managed that without even using VR...! ;)
1. Put both portals on the floor.
2. Jump into one of portals.
3. Emerge from the other portal.
4. Flip 180 degrees and fall back into the portal.
5. Rinse and repeat.
6. Puke violently.
:)
No, seriously: One time I couldn't find my way out of the holes and found it hard to stand it.
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