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UEVR (It changed my game)


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https://uevr.io/ has been out for a few months now and it's NOT getting the attention it deserves. I downloaded it on a whim thinking 'sure, of course it can play most Unreal Engine games WITH motion controls, of course it's not just another gimmick behind a paywall'.

 

First, the paywall wasn't there. Second, the install and download was 1 minute. Third, I started Jedi Fallen Order and with one click and 2 more to configure the render engine, it was wholly in VR and I was playing 2 hours of it, forgetting this is a flatscreen game and not created for VR..

 

So the past 2 days I've played MANY hours of Hogwarts, Stray, Jedi Fallen Order, Little Nightmares, Scorn, etc..etc.. all with 1 click. Hogwarts was BLOODY AMAZING in VR. Jedi Fallen Order was fucking FANTASTIC in VR. Scorn was beyond belief.

 

Start up the 'injector', start the game and press 'inject' and the game is in VR. You can then (quite simply) configure it yourself to turn 100% into a motion controlled game, or download existing configs.

 

Since there's quite a few NSFW unreal engine based games out there too, I urge you guys to check it out.

It's legit. I tested this with Steam VR and a Valve Pro Eye on a factory overclocked 4070, but people are playing Scorn on their 980ti's. 😮

 

 

This guy shows how easy it is by just loading up random titles:

 

 

 

 

 

Edited by Reginald_001
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