This is one of those mods that frankly goes beyond the meaning of the word. Naturally, we’re eagerly awaiting the release date for Star Wars Jedi Survivor, but with Star Wars Jedi Outcast getting full VR and Quest 2 support, along with motion-controlled lightsabers and Force powers, we’re also, all of a sudden, looking forward to return to this cold-blooded PC classic and one of the best Star Wars games of all time. It looks amazing and is already on sale. Yes, you can play Star Wars Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast in VR right now.
It’s all thanks to dedicated VR modding studio Team Beef, who previously created VR ports for Duke Nukem 3D and Doom 3. Now Team Beef has done it again, adding massive VR integration and functionality to Star Wars Jedi. Outcast.
Playing in first-person with full head movement, your lightsaber now features motion controls, meaning you can lock, spin, and launch it across the room with a flick of your hand.
The same goes for Force powers: grapples and throws are motion controlled, so you can clench your fist to lift a stormtrooper off the ground, then twist your wrist to send him flying. There’s a completely new weapon menu and user interface, and even the weapon sights are zoom-based: you tilt your head towards them and the game will put you in aiming mode.
Naturally, you’ll need a full legal copy of Jedi Outcast to play, which you can buy on Steam for $9.99 (£7.19). After that, head over to the Team Beef Sidequest page to get the mod, along with full installation instructions.
Plus, find out everything we know about the bosses in Star Wars Jedi Survivor. You can also prepare by checking out the full system requirements for Star Wars Jedi Survivor (it’s pretty big) or by trying other major games coming out in 2023.
Source : PC Gamesn
