Play Redout 2 in VR. Every race, ship, track and mode works exactly as in the base game. You sit in them with head tracking and race with Valve Index (Knuckles) controllers.
What you get
- Game: Redout 2 (Steam). A solo VR mod: the game's own online races still work, and the VR view is only on your side.
- Two views: Cockpit (inside the ship) or Chase (behind it). Right thumbstick click switches at any time. Choose which view races start in from the Redout 2 VR panel in UEVR's menu (click both thumbsticks).
- Menus and HUD on the same 16:9 screen in front of you whatever monitor you have. While VR is on, the game runs in a 1920×1080 window, and your own display settings come back right after it opens. The view recenters itself if you're turned away from the menu.
- Comfort: camera shake is off by default, and chase view smooths the horizon roll.
Knuckles controls while racing
- Right trigger: accelerate. Left trigger: brake.
- Left thumbstick: steer and pitch. Right thumbstick: strafe and nose tilt.
- Left grip / right grip: strafe left / right.
- Right A: boost. Right B: hyperboost.
- Left B / left A: roll left / right in flight sections.
- Left B + right B together: pause (in races and menus).
- Left thumbstick click: recenter the view.
Race controls are on only while you're racing. On the pre-race, results and pause screens the controllers act as a normal gamepad: hold A to start a race, A to continue.
Known issues
- Respawn isn't mapped yet.
- Some lag when opponents are on screen.
- Distant mountains can clip through the track.
- Red-out and blackout effects are weaker than in the flat game.
What you need. Redout 2 on Steam, a SteamVR headset, and SteamVR running. On first start the mod downloads UEVR (praydog's Unreal Engine VR mod) from its official release. Your game files are never changed.
Credits. UEVR by praydog (downloaded, not bundled). Injection is based on praydog's uevr-frontend (MIT). The mod itself is MIT licensed, and remixing is allowed.
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