Capcom, Oculus Studios and Armature Studio have "Resident Evil 4 VR", which this year for Oculus Quest 2, was presented in more detail at the Oculus Gaming Showcase.
In the gameplay video, you can take a comprehensive look at the horror game. Of course, the new first-person perspective is immediately noticeable. "Resident Evil 4 for Quest 2 builds on the core systems of the original and increases the tension in a way that only VR can: you play from Leon's first-person perspective," it says. "With the touch controllers, you can interact with the world in a fundamentally new way than was the case on the console. Weapons and items have been remodelled into physical objects that you can pick up and interact with. You'll also be able to switch weapons by taking them off your body instead of going to a menu, and you'll be able to wield a different weapon with each hand."
You'll still use the analogue stick to move around, but the developers have placed a full upper body rig over Leon's character to combine his movements with the touch controllers. If you want, you can also use teleportation so you can explore the environment however you want. Thanks to numerous comfort options, it's possible, "Resident Evil 4 VR" in a seated position. Armature uses the core elements of the original "Resident Evil 4"to realise the gameplay, but the studio has extensively reworked the graphics. Over 4,500 textures have either been recreated or increased in resolution. The character animations have been faithfully converted to Unreal Engine 4.
Source: Oculus Blog
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