Some reddit users from the Oculus Rift subreddit have figured out how to enable Oculus Rift support for Alien: Isolation. This video covers the first hour of the game and shows you how to enable Oculus mode yourself at the 59:25 mark. Instructions are also below!
MAKE SURE YOUR RIFT IS SET TO EXTENDED MODE. I forgot to mention this in the video.
I experience what it's like to explore a tavern out of a Japanese role-playing game with the Oculus Rift DK2 in Gerald Terveen's The RPG Room (v1.0).
The RPG Room is made by Gerald Terveen.
Let's snort powdered sugar and play A Night at the Roculus for the Oculus Rift DK2. Nod your head in rhythm to Haddaway's "What Is Love" and get the highest score possible without straining your neck. No Chris Kattans were harmed in the making of this video.
Download the demo.
Check out the official website.
A Night at the Roculus is made by Holden Link and Nic Vasconcellos.
Watch reality unravel as I experience SightLine: The Chair for the Oculus Rift DK2. My friends tell me it's like taking Salvia.
Download the demo here.
SightLine: The Chair is made by Tomáš "Frooxius" Mariančík and Louis Arrigoni.
Hold down your control keys while developer Yorick van Vliet tries to scare you into letting go. Isn't that Velociraptor just adorable?
Check out the 3:03 mark to watch me terrify my friend.
Don't Let Go is made by Yorick van Vliet (Skydome Studios).
I took my Oculus Rift DK2 to Charlotte, NC recently to introduce virtual reality to a bunch of friends. The above photo is one of my favorites from the event. The guy wearing the headset was playing Ocean Rift and was terrified of the sharks. We watched him play it for over 20 minutes.
Here are two of my favorite comments from the post I shared on reddit:
Watch my friend Gabriel and I hack and slash our way through A.J. Tavakoli's Temple of Merk, a melee combat game for the Oculus Rift DK2, with a Razer Hydra. Our friend Sean was almost killed during the making of this video. You owe it to him to watch it in its entirety.
Travel back in time with me to 1970 Quebec as I drive trucks, search for clues, and tip over Ski-Doos in Kôna, a first-person survival adventure game that can be played with the Oculus Rift.
Download the demo at its (successfully funded) Kickstarter.
Kôna is made by Parabole.
A screencap of Kôna's controls.