#Phasmophobia vr mod#
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Phasmophobia then is still your typical Early Access game. The player height when in seated mode also felt a bit off and, as you can see in my video, I towered above the ground when I selected it, which made it especially hard for me to cower inside the lockers. I still fumbled quite a bit with opening doors though as for some reason my hands slipped off the grab points really easily. Holding, dropping, placing objects and especially passing then between hands is so much easier after the update.

#Phasmophobia vr update#

There are various other updates and new additions for the game that you can read about in the game's patch notes, but for this episode of VR Corner, I mainly wanted to see if the changes had improved the notoriously janky VR experience.Īnd they do! While the update itself leaves the core gameplay feeling more or less identical to how it was before, the VR overhaul felt like a definite improvement.

#Phasmophobia vr plus#

Plus you can now align your player character model with your real-life body using Height Calibration, which (sadly) means that VR players will no longer have to crab walk awkwardly around the maps. Other improvements to the VR systems include a dedicated steated mode, a left handed mode, new hand animations and improved throwing physics. One of the most noticable changes is that the walkie-talkie and ghost hunting journal now have dedicated slots on your belt, which is something that removes a lot of the issues players had in the past when it came to grabbing them from their shoulders. In this week's episode of VR Corner (above), you can watch me put Phasmophobia's new and improved VR gameplay to the test as I try out a trio of terrifying hunts.Īlong with support for all major headsets and various bug fixes, update v0.6.00 also makes playing in VR a much less clumsy experience than it was before.

#Phasmophobia vr simulator#

Stop asking.įor the rest, be sure to check out what’s on the way to the game.Phasmophobia's latest big update launched earlier this week, giving everyone's favourite jump-scare simulator a major VR overhaul and some much needed quality of life improvements. The game will also receive colorblind options soon. Notably, the team will add a way for those without microphones to still interact with ghosts and items that pick up speech, such as the spirit box. There will be UI and accessibility changes. Kinetic was asked about mods, and it replied by saying it has no plans on supporting them. The Phasmophobia Q&A covered more than VR changes and overhauls. While I’ll miss watching my friends toe-dance away from hunting ghosts, it’ll at least make the game more comfortable to play.

When the framework update drops, it’ll come alongside an option to play the game in VR while seated.

#Phasmophobia vr upgrade#

The team wants to upgrade the whole system, allowing the game to work with newer devices.

There will be a framework update coming to Phasmophobia‘s VR mode.

For those who tiptoe through its spooky halls, Kinetic is planning on some changes. Phasmophobia can be played using a keyboard or mouse, or in virtual reality (VR). That’s set to change, as Kinetic will replace a lot of the “repeated” assets, and “updating anything that isn’t up to par with the quality of the current or new assets.” Kinetic will also do “full overhauls for certain visual aspects.” The difficulty modes are getting re-balanced, with the game getting “harder in fun ways, instead of the ghost just being able to hunt more.” Phasmophobia, for all its strengths, isn’t exactly an attractive game. Now with some helping hands, Kinetic is looking to make some major changes.Īmong those changes are the promised “overhauls.” Kinetic is planning on some major reworks to both the visuals and the game’s three difficulty modes. Up until recently, Phasmophobia was a one-person job. The session came on the back of the developer recently acquiring new team members.

#Phasmophobia vr mod#

Questions on mod support, new game modes, update frequency, and more. The Q&A wasn’t particularly lengthy, but this one screams quality over quantity. Phasmophobia is set to receive a “large overhaul” to its graphics and difficulty modes, and more changes for those of you tiptoeing in VR. In fact, the developer recently hosted a Q&A session, and opened up on what’s next for the popular ghost hunting game. Phasmophobia developer Kinetic Games has been changing and fixing the game since its launch, and it’s not planning to slow down anytime soon.