No vr!??

[76561198054862420]

Exactly! Kingdom Come: Deliverance is all about immersion—no magic, no superpowers, just surviving as a medieval peasant-turned-warrior. The whole "live the life" angle would be so much better in VR. Imagine actually swinging your sword, manually bandaging wounds, or trying to eat soup without spilling it all over yourself in first-person. It’s the perfect setup for a VR experience.

But nope. No VR. Just staring at a screen instead of actually being in that world. It’s like they built this massive immersive sim and then said, "Nah, let's not go all the way."

It’s honestly a missed opportunity, especially when games like Skyrim VR and Blade & Sorcery have shown how good medieval VR can be. Feels like they’re keeping it just close enough to immersion but not letting you step all the way in.

[Centurioncato]

mind that these settings in VR would blow your pc, your googles, and your optical nerves all at once.

[rolfvonsmirker]

It's rumored that KCD3 will come with full VR support, including a pizzle yanking device.

[joxertm22]

Originally posted by rolfvonsmirker:

a pizzle yanking device.

Where do I preorder?!

[wrongadress]

KCD2 is first game in months I play flat screen, VR yes! but in next 2-3 years untill people will have hardware to run it.

[Geeks On Hugs]

Originally posted by 76561198054862420:

Exactly! Kingdom Come: Deliverance is all about immersion—no magic, no superpowers, just surviving as a medieval peasant-turned-warrior. The whole "live the life" angle would be so much better in VR. Imagine actually swinging your sword, manually bandaging wounds, or trying to eat soup without spilling it all over yourself in first-person. It’s the perfect setup for a VR experience.

But nope. No VR. Just staring at a screen instead of actually being in that world. It’s like they built this massive immersive sim and then said, "Nah, let's not go all the way."

It’s honestly a missed opportunity, especially when games like Skyrim VR and Blade & Sorcery have shown how good medieval VR can be. Feels like they’re keeping it just close enough to immersion but not letting you step all the way in.

Mod support is coming and I'm sure a VR option will be available. But yes, an official VR version sounds like it should be a great idea...even though I've never played VR I do plan to get into VR sooner or later and it seems like it would be awesome. I'm kind of wanting to wait and see what Deckard is all about. And BTW one of the leaked features of Deckard is converting regular games into VR on the fly. I'm not sure how this is done or if it is even true but that could be cool.

[tpowl1400]

VR requires its own dev team. That is why you don't see Half Life Allyx or that new Aliens VR game counterparts to normal pc gaming.