How to play Palworld in VR?
Palworld is a 2024 hit on PC and Xbox, known for its captivating monster-catching and crafting gameplay, and now it can be experienced in VR. Just own a VR headset and the possibilities open up. While not a native-level experience, Palworld’s compatibility with Praydog’s UEVR module (designed specifically for Unreal Engine 4 and 5 games) makes VR integration possible.
Enjoy features like 6DOF motion, full 3D, and an intuitive GUI. Supports OpenVR and OpenXR, and features optional 3DOF motion controls or the comfort of a traditional controller. Immerse yourself in an enhanced Palworld VR experience.
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Setting up Palworld for virtual reality
1. Download and unzip the module:
Retrieve Praydog’s UEVR mod from Github and extract it into the specified “UEVR” folder.
2. Check the .NET 6.0 runtime:
Make sure you have the .NET 6.0 runtime installed on your system.
3. Start UEVRInjector.exe:
Run UEVRInjector.exe from the “UEVR” folder as administrator.
4. Connect the VR headset:
Connect the VR headset to the PC.
5. Start the friend world:
Launch Palworld on your computer.
6. Configure the UEVR module:
Open the process list, select Palworld, and then select the OpenVR or OpenXR runtime.
7. Download the Palworld UEVR introduction:
Download the Palworld UEVR configuration file and make sure it is compatible with your platform (Win64 for Steam, WinGDK for Game Pass).
8. Import the configuration and inject:
Import the configuration, press “Inject” on UEVR, and reset the VR view.
9. Fine-tune settings:
Adjust personal settings in the UEVR module for optimal performance and comfort.
10. Seek additional support:
Please visit the Flat2VR Discord channel for further support and troubleshooting.
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Palworld is a survival game from Pocket Pair that features an open world with creature-like “partners” for players to fight, capture, and use in base building. The game can be played solo or with up to 32 online players and will launch in January 2024 after being announced in 2021.
The game’s humor involves using firearms on good friends, earning it the nickname “Pokémon with a Gun.” Players can use friends to complete various tasks, but criticism included a reliance on shocking humor and unoriginal design.
Despite this, Palworld was still a huge success, selling 5 million copies in three days and reaching 1.5 million concurrent players on Steam, making it the third most played game.
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Friends world gameplay
In Palworld’s gameplay, players control a customizable third-person character as they explore the mysterious Palpagos Islands. Survival requires managing hunger, crafting tools, gathering resources, and building a base as a quick travel point, while technological advancement unlocks a variety of crafting possibilities.
The island is home to more than 100 biological companions called “companions,” which engage players in direct combat and can be captured or acquired through trade and black market transactions. Once acquired, companions serve a variety of roles, from fighting enemies to assisting with scavenging and crafting, each possessing unique companion skills for added utility.
The game introduces rival factions, including the Crime Syndicate and the Paler Liberation Movement, led by powerful trainers in the tower, forming the main boss battle. Human NPCs representing these factions patrol the world, participate in hostile encounters, and build a dynamic wanted level system based on player behavior, making each gaming experience unique and challenging.
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