Amnesia: The Bunker

Amnesia: The Bunker

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Pentagram Jun 7, 2023 @ 11:09pm
VR support?
Horror game without VR? Seriously? :/
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NootNoot Jun 7, 2023 @ 11:43pm 
why would u think that all horror games would be developed for vr.
Pentagram Jun 8, 2023 @ 8:35am 
Originally posted by NootNoot:
why would u think that all horror games would be developed for vr.
Because horror in VR can be scary unlike flat screen. :steamthumbsup:
GoobleMoWizard Jun 8, 2023 @ 9:59am 
I highly doubt Frictional Games will give VR support. Not every game needs or should be in VR, and there are plenty of horror games that aren't in VR, that are scary.
Zixinus Jun 8, 2023 @ 11:43am 
Originally posted by Pentagram:
Originally posted by NootNoot:
why would u think that all horror games would be developed for vr.
Because horror in VR can be scary unlike flat screen. :steamthumbsup:

It would require more work than decoupling the game from the framerate because for a proper VR game, you are re-developing the entire game to make it work properly in VR. And despite what the VR modding communtity will tell you, VR players are incredibly demanding when it comes to a paid product and expect Alyx-level interaction (at the minimum!) and detail.

Especially this one because the engine is custom, not an unreal engine like many games for which there is a VR mod for.
ok for those saying not every game should or needs vr is kinda silly. no your right on some level, but its a whole new experience and adds such a fun level of gameplay and feel. if i could walk around in Resident evil 1 or 2 with full vr support like RE 4 got it would be so good, hell if i had amnesia 1 in vr it would be fantastic. it is needed? no not for those games its a good game by its self. but dont just be a party pooper lmao
at least HMD support for stereoscopic 3D would be good even if no headtracking or motion controllers. I hate playing games in 2D.
Kris.vdv Jun 12, 2023 @ 2:33pm 
Originally posted by Pentagram:
Originally posted by NootNoot:
why would u think that all horror games would be developed for vr.
Because horror in VR can be scary unlike flat screen. :steamthumbsup:
…………. ☝🏻 this
Last edited by Kris.vdv; Jun 12, 2023 @ 2:34pm
try walking in australia and find the biggest spider and make it chase you
Originally posted by playergod:
try walking in australia and find the biggest spider and make it chase you
then eat it
yuppicide Jun 14, 2023 @ 3:18pm 
Is this even a horror game? So far it's boring as ♥♥♥♥.
Hoshi82 Jun 17, 2023 @ 11:58pm 
6dof hmd support with just gamepad or m/k would already be great for VR.
Magos Flibble Jun 18, 2023 @ 2:17am 
muh vr
Sand Jun 18, 2023 @ 2:40am 
Flat screen conveys a far superior sense of immersion than any VR headset, especially for horror games. It is a flat screen that projects the world into the mind's eye, and this is an experience I have found to be highly effective. The added perspective offered gives many a glimpse beneath our usual, mortal perceptions onto realities which only few people can hope reach. The perspective allows deeper engagement not usually felt when looking into real dimensions beyond us on solid fluctuations Other Reali ses : Immersions, Experien dations That Do Not Reside on This Planet . - you'd discover one particular of one of those Âˍposteri- riousïˌ , I mean futurl ones - ­ée-tailing our consciousness and what is coming (2841))), when we don t know from exactly where our mind travels towards and which end where our actual dimension takes place in terms at one stage à ƒr of us that I know you are having fun right there you might.
You glitched out toward the end
Gdudism Jun 18, 2023 @ 9:29am 
Originally posted by playergod:
try walking in australia and find the biggest spider and make it chase you

Let me talk to you, I think you have the wrong impression.
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