Fixed doom vfr bug preventing it from playing in Oculus Rift
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DOOM VFR is one of the most interesting virtual reality video games that have been released in recent months. The Bethesda video game is an adaptation of the latest DOOM for the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift virtual reality glasses, although it is not exactly the same experience, but a fairly faithful interpretation using different types of controls.
DOOM VFR is already playable in Oculus Rift with a SteamVR update
DOOM VFR was launched on November 30 with some drawbacks for those who owned Oculus Rift glasses, which prevented the game from running. Fortunately Valve has been quick to overcome the problem with a new SteamVR update that was released earlier today.
Now owners of an Oculus Rift can enjoy DOOM VFR as god commands. Below these lines we have the video that shows how the game works 'a thousand wonders'.
In any case, DOOM VFR is not meeting all the expectations of the players, as can be well seen in the ratings of Steam. The Bethesda game is achieving a 56% rating rating, which is too low for a title of this caliber.
One of the main complaints is that we cannot move freely around the stage as in the original game, but we can move to predetermined locations doing a kind of teleportation. This is not the first game that implements this option to move around a virtual scenario, even so, the players have not hidden their disappointment.
DOOM VFR is available on PC and PlayStation 4 for 29.99 euros.
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