VR for Disabled People

[melmac]

Well obviously Beat Saber is a big must, but that is easily handled with the button issue,
Half Life Alyx, Boneworks, Skyrim
And some of the horror games come to mind,
I would honestly love to try them all, especially the ones with VR support that arent just VR games, such as Skyrim and Phasmophobia

Beat Saber has a one handed mode!! I think Alyx has one too.

The ones with VR mode that aren't VR mode will be the hardest to do if you want to use the Touch controllers. You could use the xbox controller of course but that will ruin the immersion.

 

[thatsykes]

Yeah I know that some games have one handed modes, but for like beat saber, it's just not the same as swinging both, I wouldn't have an issue positioning both controllers for gameplay its just the button pressing that becomes an issue, I would love the full touch controller but ofc that isnt possible, except for my left hand

 

[bazzabear]

No issue with button pressing in Beat Saber - during the songs there is no pressing to be done.

In fact, as the song is starting, I tend to hold down a couple of the buttons to have a better grip on the controller.

 

[ShiWarrior]

Plus there's a 'no obstacles' modifier choice you can use on any track at all. So if you reset the player height to sitting down level, should be well doable. Maybe not on a sofa though, the seats either side of you would get in the way. Maybe a pouffe or a stool?

ah thats interesting, my room isnt big enough to sidestep left / right, but i can play the demo fine
might have to try the full game if i can turn obstacles off, that would be good enough for me, until i get my own place to live