But that stated, pretty much anything on Steam will be crossplay that is running on PC.
The only cross-play issues you are really going to have are PSVR to PC, as that may use different networks. However anything that requires you to log into a 3rd party system will likely work. (see Star Trek Bridge Crew / Rec Room.)
Main thing is I would say... get the games on Steam, and don't worry about it. It'll be fine.
The only cross-play issues you are really going to have are PSVR to PC, as that may use different networks. However anything that requires you to log into a 3rd party system will likely work. (see Star Trek Bridge Crew / Rec Room.)
Main thing is I would say... get the games on Steam, and don't worry about it. It'll be fine.
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It depends on whether or not the game was developed for cross-platform play. Check out this Tom's Hardware article from last year. Guide: 20 Multiplayer VR Games That Work Across Platforms
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But that stated, pretty much anything on Steam will be crossplay that is running on PC.
The only cross-play issues you are really going to have are PSVR to PC, as that may use different networks. However anything that requires you to log into a 3rd party system will likely work. (see Star Trek Bridge Crew / Rec Room.)
Main thing is I would say... get the games on Steam, and don't worry about it. It'll be fine.
The only cross-play issues you are really going to have are PSVR to PC, as that may use different networks. However anything that requires you to log into a 3rd party system will likely work. (see Star Trek Bridge Crew / Rec Room.)
Main thing is I would say... get the games on Steam, and don't worry about it. It'll be fine.
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But that stated, pretty much anything on Steam will be crossplay that is running on PC.
The only cross-play issues you are really going to have are PSVR to PC, as that may use different networks. However anything that requires you to log into a 3rd party system will likely work. (see Star Trek Bridge Crew / Rec Room.)
Main thing is I would say... get the games on Steam, and don't worry about it. It'll be fine.
The only cross-play issues you are really going to have are PSVR to PC, as that may use different networks. However anything that requires you to log into a 3rd party system will likely work. (see Star Trek Bridge Crew / Rec Room.)
Main thing is I would say... get the games on Steam, and don't worry about it. It'll be fine.
Thanks, Hope so! So, I've heard its quite a pain to setup SteamVR with the Oculus, I installed the Oculus app and the SteamVR app on steam already. My friends play games like PavlovVR, VRChat, Zero caliber, mortars etc etc. They ALL have vives, but I don't have that kind of money, and I heard the Oculus is better anyway. So are you saying that as long as I buy those same games through the steam platform opposed to the Oculus platform, I should be able to play with them? And if so, how do I setup SteamVR for oculus in the first place? Thanks
Its super easy and just a google away:
https
/support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3180-UPHK-0900
https
/support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=3180-UPHK-0900
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