‘Alien: Rogue Incursion’ Signals the Beginning of the End for Quest 2 & Quest Pro

Hardly a criticism considering pcvr was still more impressive than standalone was back then (and continue to be) because Meta is scared of leaving Q1 and Q2 in the dust.

But I suppose you’re referring to content, so grats on Meta hoovering up devs and churning out exclusive polygonal bs-experiences with enough edges to cut down a forest I suppose.

I know you like to say UEVR is a failure, but it’s absolutely not.
You judge things based on commercial success. Wich 1 / we don’t have any metrics for concerning UEVR, 2 / don’t really mean a thig for something free.

Me, I judge them by what enjoyement they bring me. And guess what, I’m playing my 3rd UEVR title. And have at 3 other in my backlog. Each one a beter experience than almost any quest title.

Considering I generally take a month per game at least, that’s more than enough.

Gylt was pretty much what I would have wanted of an official VR port, and a hidden gem. There was no bug. The UI was not really adapted for VR ( that’s one thing were UEVR is limited ) but it was usable. I tried playing the game in first person and motion control, wich worked well. But in the end I felt that it still played better as a 3RD person game, wich work for me in VR anyway.

Call of chtulu was a hot mess. Plenty limitations with resolution, and sequences with to much nauseating graphical effects. But the game in itself was my jam, I have strong VR legs, and I still enjoyed it better as VR than flat. The final scene was awesome in VR.

Currently playing End of Apsulov. Simple indie horror VR title, but a good one. So more production value and content than pretty much any native VR game. And plays pretty much like a native game. Here again I think the UI could be tweaked for VR But that easily ignorable, and gameplay wise it’s perfect.

Also have Fobia – st Difna hotel, that works very well. I just didn’t get into the game.

And Abzu that also work pretty much perfectly.

The only thing that prevent me from playing more UEVR titles, that each offer me better overall quality than any quest title, is time.

Your question to zaratruska was “How many of the 11000+ UEVR games have you played ? “.
Are you telling me that wasn’t a jab at the fact that nobody use it ? Like in reality it’s clunky, cumbersome, and doesn’t provide a good experience ? Wasn’t that what you meant ?

My answer was to that.

Yes, i DO use UEVR and enjoy it. It gave me much wider choice of games to play, games offer more content and graphic fidelity.
It did not move the needle for PCVR, but it made the needle much less relevant for enthusiasts. It did not make more people interrested. But the main reason we needed people to be interrested is so we get a wider market for bigger games with more budget.

UEVR gave us a way of having thousands of high quality games ( in terms of content, graphics, gamedesign ) to play with our headset, regarless of the success of the plateform in general.

It won’t make PCVR successfull, instead, it made it so we don’t need it to be sucessfull to have our fill of content.