PSInsider author writes: Firewatch is a game that has been on the radar of many gamers for quite a while. In the time leading up to its release, it has generated such an amazing amount of buzz that it is simply impossible to ignore it. And for good reason.
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From UploadVR: "Perhaps one of the most demanded VR mods out there, Firewatch VR, is now complete.
Developer Raicuparta recently moved their mod, named Two Forks VR, to a 1.0 release. This update doesn’t actually add much to the mod over the past release, but the developer says the mod is now in “maintenance mode”, essentially meaning it will just be updated to keep working with any possible future updates to Firewatch itself.
Raicuparta previously made an excellent VR mod for Outer Wilds, and now Two Forks VR features a lot of advanced VR mod features like snap turning and more. If you want to try the mod for yourself you’ll need to subscribe to Raicuparta’s Patreon campaign."
Really cool. Something the main developers should have considered when VR was really getting hot. Maybe next round with new headsets coming.
The more interesting thing is that Modders are, in a way, proving what Sony wants to do with some VR games being hybrids besides the ground up developed games. Make the necessary tweaks and modifications and boom. VR game.
Games like RE7, Borderlands, Skyrim, Doom, Dirt Rally, etc have made the case. Some very close like Hitman 3. It just needed more tweaking. Just need more of the best and at a higher quality. Developers win. Gamers win either way in or out of VR.
This game was a pleasant surprise. Oddly enough i hadn't heard about it until recently.
The game was too predictable and nothing out of the ordinary don't know what all the hype was about.
Just finished it a moment ago, I thought it was quite nice. The interaction between D and H reminded me of Simon and Catherine in SOMA. Kind of the close yet distant type of thing