Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu and Coje_He for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com Sept. 18 news, the classic game "half Life 2" ushered in a third-party VR adaptation, has now launched a free public test.

On September 17, the "half-life 2:VR" Mod developed by Source VR Mod Team was put on the shelves of Steam Mall. At present, it has received "rave reviews" and supported simplified Chinese.

According to reports, half-Life 2:VR is a third-party Mod based on the 2004 classic PC game, which allows players to experience the original game experience in virtual reality.

Become Gordon Freeman, pick up your crowbar and immerse yourself in the "half-life 2" world in an unprecedented way! Grab and throw things with your hands, climb ladders, and play catch with Dog as if you were really there. Fight coalition forces on the streets of city 17 while manually reloading guns. And even with a gravity gun, do you dare to go to Ravenhom?!

Features:

Full room VR with tracking motion control. Walk around, pick up objects and climb ladders in a way that only virtual reality allows.

Intuitive and realistic weapon interaction, quick and easy switching of weapons through radial menus, ammunition storage on shoulders, functional iron sights, two-handed weapons and manual reloading.

Control options include: full left-handed support, laser sight and arcade style "quick reinstall".

Comfortable features such as sports illustrations and third-person car cameras. (note: there is currently no transfer mobility option. )

You can play upstream in any VR header supported by SteamVR.

CTOnews.com learned that in order to avoid copyright, "half-Life 2:VR" Mod requires players to have the original "half-Life 2" game on Steam.

"half Life 2" original game: click here to buy

"half Life 2:VR" Mod: click here to download

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