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Its unreal engine but the Microsoft store security and permissions on the executable are so convoluted i haven’t been able to try any of the usual unreal profiles. Anyone else with success?
It is essentially a a beautiful first person sailing simulator with pvp pirates and treasure hunting so it might be great in vr.
Microsoft Store games are protected against hooking into them. Unless the game is released as a regular Windows game at some point (e.g. via Steam), don’t count on vorpX support.
Microsoft Store games are protected against hooking into them. Unless the game is released as a regular Windows game at some point (e.g. via Steam), don’t count on vorpX support.
Awe that’s a bummer to hear, i was getting my hopes up forState of Decay 2 support at some point :(
Not much that can be done in this regard, I fear. Once the next version is out, I will invest some time to evaluate whether there maybe is some semi-official way to hook Microsoft Store games, but don’t hold your breath for it.
It’s interesting that the developers said that they used VorpX to try VR out to see if it native VR would work: https://www.techradar.com/news/no-virtual-reality-on-the-horizon-for-sea-of-thieves
Nice find. Now they just have to release the game without the Microsoft Store protection and we can check for ourselves…
I’ve noticed some windows store games getting hooked by vorpx recently, is this one still impossible? I’ve been using a jank virtual desktop and opentrack setup to play this in my headset but it would be nice to have 3d.
It is pretty intense, swimming across open water gets my heart rate up expecting a shark but honestly its some of the coolest gaming I’ve played in my headset and its 2d with garbage tracking that I’ve jury rigged in.
I’ve figured out how to properly use cinema mode and switch it into full vr mode so I’ve been playing sea of thieves in that lately.
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