Obviously an enthusiast has created a mod for Elden Ring allowing you to play the game in virtual reality. Obviously, the immersion is sensational.
The universe imagined for Elden Ring It’s incredible. Filled with small details, it is unlike any other. If you own a virtual reality headset, perhaps a dedicated mod might interest you. According to an article published by Eurogamer on May 8, this creation by Luke Ross — and available on son Patreon — is stunning for those who would like to experience an even greater immersion within the Entre-terre.
Eurogamer even published a video on YouTube where you can see the tester marveling at everything he sees. Luke Ross has integrated a host of options to make the most of his mod: four different cameras (one in the first person, three variations in the third person), the possibility of slowing down time and, downright, a ‘Tourism’ mode. The latter allows you to become invisible to enemies, ” the best addition according to the journalist.
Drop everything and become a real tourist in Elden Ring
« Fighting the enemies of Elden Ring in VR is an intense experience, and in first-person view, boss fights are next to impossible due to the speed and ferocity of the clashes. “, can we read. In short, this VR mod is not really suited to demanding RPG gameplay, which requires being in the best conditions to overcome all the traps imagined by FromSoftware. This is all the more true since Luke Ross retains the basic grip. This means that you won’t be able to swing your arms to swing your sword.
On the other hand, the VR mod is likely to become a blessing for fans of exploration, eager to discover the best kept secrets of the Underworld. With the ‘Tourism’ option, it is possible to wander around at your own pace without fear of dying, navigating from one setting to another to scrutinize the smallest details. ” Some places you can visit will leave you speechless “argues Eurogamer. A finding that makes you want.
Obviously, you have to want to survey the nightmarish environments ofElden Ring closer. Between the harpies who sing lamentations, jellyfish that are actually dead childrendogs capable of quickly killing you and the many creatures that scare, FromSoftware’s blockbuster is far from being a land of welcome. But this aesthetic barrier cannot betray the incredible work done by the studio.
