Valve Said To Be Developing Three New VR Games
Valve developers have been working to deliver Linux VR support and even significantly improving the AMDGPU+RadeonSI/RADV Linux driver stack for VR use-cases. Their motives are becoming more clear with Valve working on at least three new games making use of virtual reality.
Valve held a press briefing today where they confirmed they have "three new VR-specific games in development at Valve."
Valve is developing VR hardware in tandem with these software projects. These VR-specific games are to be "new full-games" and "not smaller experiments." Details on today's briefing were shared by Gamasutra.
Interestingly, not all of their new VR initiatives are making use of their modern Source 2 Engine but reportedly also are using the Unity Game Engine for at least a portion of them.
Given Valve's VR Linux investments, these new VR games should see Linux support. More details as they become available.
Valve held a press briefing today where they confirmed they have "three new VR-specific games in development at Valve."
Valve is developing VR hardware in tandem with these software projects. These VR-specific games are to be "new full-games" and "not smaller experiments." Details on today's briefing were shared by Gamasutra.
Interestingly, not all of their new VR initiatives are making use of their modern Source 2 Engine but reportedly also are using the Unity Game Engine for at least a portion of them.
Given Valve's VR Linux investments, these new VR games should see Linux support. More details as they become available.
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