psvr?

[BondageKat]

will this ever make it to psvr?

[WTH Is This]

NO. It's a special Oculus controler, Don't think about on PSVR

[Chaunsey]

Originally posted by sapnu puas:

NO. It's a special Oculus controler, Don't think about on PSVR

vive controller, not oculus.

but the game will work with regular vive, WMR and rift controllers as well.

that said, i doubt this will make it to PSVR, everything in this game is physics based, it will likely need a pretty beefy system to run well, and even many current VR games have to be simplified a little to run on PSVR, some, like fallout 4 VR simply cannot run on PSVR.

[AK0]

Our current focus is finishing the game for release here on steam. We will explore additional possibilities after initial release.

[crunch]

Originally posted by Cfish:

Our current focus is finishing the game for release here on steam. We will explore additional possibilities after initial release.

But do you think it would work in psvr i dont get why it would need vive i understand it adds a layer of realism with the fingers and stuff but it could tenically work on psvr since it does have a grab button i think there might be a way to add walking but yeah there is a possibility you could port it to psvr and i wish i could afford a vive and a good computer but i really cant

[Pasqually]

I'm with Boombah. I can't afford good computer as of now and not any good VR headsets other than the PSVR I have currently. When and if it comes out for Playstation, then I will do my best to buy it. But until then, I'll be content with other things.

[Zuma]

You need to understand that the PS4 is not as powerful as VR ready PCs. On top of this, boneworks has to calculate ALOT of physics in real time, which the PS4 probably could not handle on top of running VR.

[BondageKat]

i think when the ps5 comes out then it could totally come out on psvr but otherwise nah.

[GlaucomaPredator]

No because PSVR is potato quality.

[Bitwolf]

If psvr 2.0 gets full roomscale tracking, it could be possible, even then, thats up to the devs. They are porting the engine to quest for project 4, so the game can run on lower end hardware, (well, the physics tech anyhow)

[Amplified]

Originally posted by Tom Lord Nook:

NO. It's a special Oculus controler, Don't think about on PSVR

you don't know what you are talking about at all

[CORYINJAPAN]

Originally posted by Watched:

will this ever make it to psvr?

I think it would be possible for PSVR2 on the PS5, but I doubt the ps4 would be able to handle the intense CPU load.