Luke Ross explained that while a third-person view will be available, Elden Ring VR will likely be more enjoyable in the first-person view he’s developing for the mod. On his Patreon page, Ross added that the Elden Ring VR mod should be available to supporters by the end of next week, though it’ll be a work-in-progress build. He also warned it’d really test the users’ VR legs, hinting at a decent amount of motion sickness resistance needed to cope with the mod. When rolling or performing other scripted animations like the combat moves, the camera follows the character’s head (so its position changes) but it remains oriented correctly according to what your head is doing in real life. So the horizon will stay level and the world will always look stable in the Elden Ring VR mod. The Elden Ring modding scene is certainly thriving, anyway. If you’re not into VR gaming, you can still look forward to other interesting projects such as the seamless cooperative multiplayer mod in development by LukeYui, who also delivered the unofficial Sekiro Online co-op/PvP mod.
