That means, while the game itself does look fantastic in VR, there are some rough edges to the proceedings such as the way the player characters idle animations occasionally move into your field of vision so you end up being able to look inside their head at the back of their teeth. Oh and I also spend a lot of my time just looking out of the windows of my cars going, 'wooooooow, preeetttyyy!', because it really is.Īs far as VR mods go, this one isn't the most polished of Luke's releases but according to his Patreon post the idea was to use 'a relatively simple and well-behaved game like Mafia: Definitive Edition' to test his new framework on DX11' You can watch me drive, crash, run, jump, shoot and die my way through a couple of the game's early missions in this week's VR Corner below. But with the added immersion offered by Luke's new mod, at times, it almost feel like you're actually there! Overall it's a really impressive remake and the new-look Lost Heaven is gorgeous. It came with an expanded story, gameplay and a complete graphical overhaul that breathed a whole new lease of life into everyone's favourite Mafioso-based GTA-clone. VR mods released a new mod this week that brings virtual reality to the world of Mafia: Definitive Edition.įor those of you who don't know, Mafia: Definitive Edition is a faithful recreation of the 2002 original. Luke Ross, the mastermind modder behind the impressive GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2 R.E.A.L.

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