Other improvements include the ability to adjust graphic settings in-headset, smooth camera rotation while on foot in 1st person, improved parachute control, and improved camera management while in 3rd Person. In addition to solving a handful of scripted animation issues, such as aiming your weapon and entering/exiting vehicles, the universal FOV fix finally adds VR compatibility to GTA 5’s cutscenes, allowing players to enjoy the entirety of GTA 5 from their VR headsets. Image Credit: GTA Boomįortunately, a new update to a popular GTA 5 VR mod referred to as R.E.A.L has managed to rectify many of these reoccurring issues, including VR cutscenes, a simplified setup process, and a variety of other graphical improvements.Īvailable now via Github, R.E.A.L’s biggest advantage over competing VR mods is the universal FOV fix. In 2019, players began experimenting with VR functionality, and while several mods have been successful in nearly bringing the full GTA experience to headsets, they’re not without their fair share of limitations. Since releasing on PC, players have continued to breathe new life into the 7-year-old title via a wide variety of bizarre, sometimes game-breaking modifications. Regular DLC updates have kept GTA Online feeling fresh meanwhile, veteran players continue to spend absurd amounts of real-world money on in-game currency.

The free “R.E.A.L” PC mod adds full VR compatibility to Rockstar’s beloved franchise.ĭespite having originally released all the way back in 2013, Rockstar’s fifth entry in their beloved Grand Theft Auto video game series is more popular than ever.

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