LA Noire: The VR Case Files goes the extra mile to adapt Rockstar and Team Bondi’s 2011 detective game to room-scale VR on the HTC Vive. While you’re still solving a disconnected selection of the same cases from the original version, just about everything you interact with has been rethought to be hands-on in an interesting way.
(Note that it does work fine on Oculus Rift, but only if you use the homebrew fix to bypass the hardware check.)
Searching around a crime scene and reaching down to pick up a piece of evidence off the ground or a shelf feels great, and while not every object can be interacted with, many of them can. Investigating crimes in lived-in homes and businesses from this new first-person perspective lets you appreciate the work that went into recreating 1947 Los Angeles.
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(Note that it does work fine on Oculus Rift, but only if you use the homebrew fix to bypass the hardware check.)
Searching around a crime scene and reaching down to pick up a piece of evidence off the ground or a shelf feels great, and while not every object can be interacted with, many of them can. Investigating crimes in lived-in homes and businesses from this new first-person perspective lets you appreciate the work that went into recreating 1947 Los Angeles.
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