The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR is a standalone edition of the famous open-world role-playing game, transferred to virtual reality. To play you will need a helmet and controllers. The world is getting closer: dragons look into the eyes not of the character, but of the player himself. Mountains, dungeons and cities are perceived differently when you can turn your head. Magic is controlled by hand gestures. Battles require physical movements: raising a shield, drawing a bow, swinging a sword with one's hands. Aiming is done with the gaze. Management is customizable. Saves are carried over from the regular version, so progress is not lost. Nobody canceled side quests. System requirements have increased significantly. Magic is controlled by gestures. Saves are transferred from the regular version. The quests and dungeons remain the same. The hardware requirements are noticeably higher. Some mods with VR do not work. Dragons look into the eyes of the player himself. Battles require physical movement. Saves are transferred from the regular version. Side quests remain the same. Hardware requirements have increased. The bow is pulled by hand, and the sword is waved in motion. Movement can be configured to teleport. The mods installed are the same as for the regular version. Screams are shouted out in voice. Side missions have been simplified for virtual reality. The arrows are stretched to their limit. Hand gestures replace spell buttons. The inventory opens on the hand. The shield is raised with the hand to protect itself from the blow. Squatting can be done through physical movement. For those who are ready to put on a helmet, the game is suitable.