Eneba has
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR (PC Digital Download Code) on sale for $10.52
-> now $10.95 when you apply discount code
ENEBAHASWARES at checkout or when you following the instructions listed below
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Deal Instructions - Go to Skyrim VR (PC Digital Download Code)
- Select Frosty Entertainment as the seller
- Add to cart
- Proceed to checkout
- Add discount code ENEBAHASWARES
- Your total will be $10.52 -> now $10.95 (includes ~$0.97 service fee)
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Vive, Rift, Index, or WMR. The key is for steam, but any headset should be fine (unless you have Quest in which case you're need something like Virtual Desktop as well).
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Regarding gameplay, it potentially is always up for something new as the modding community is extremely active. If you're not looking at using mods then it's a bit clunky, but just a magic and menu mod for Skyrim VR makes an amazing experience.
Bethesda game replayability is measured in years because of modding. I recently replayed Fallout New Vegas because of the New California mod. I don't know another VR game apart from Skyrim VR there that has has this going for it (if you do speak up), as I heard Fallout 4 VR is a mess.
I mean that's the point of VR isn't it? You can also change to locomotive movement instead of teleport
Regarding gameplay, it potentially is always up for something new as the modding community is extremely active. If you're not looking at using mods then it's a bit clunky, but just a magic and menu mod for Skyrim VR makes an amazing experience.
Bethesda game replayability is measured in years because of modding. I recently replayed Fallout New Vegas because of the New California mod. I don't know another VR game apart from Skyrim VR there that has has this going for it (if you do speak up), as I heard Fallout 4 VR is a mess.
If you mean a good VR game that has modding there is also Blade and sorcery. The modding community for that is amazing