But if that's not doing it for you, and you're desperate for any new Half-Life content you can get, then you should probably head over to Steam Greenlight and vote for Half-Life 2 VR. The new modification aims to bring the virtual reality experience to the classic shooter game Half-Life 2 that was first released in 2004. In an article on Road To VR, the developers promise full motion controller support, a 3D GUI made for VR, realistic weapon interactions, and updated effects, textures, models, and maps. But this mod can not be played on anything but old development kit headsets. The community project has been in development since 2013. In order to add VR support, the mods for Half-Life 2 VR rebuilt the weapons so players could wield them and see them from various angles. Now that same team says the VR remaster been resurrected for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. According to those behind the project, and a report over at Roadtovr.com, "The Source engine is DirectX 9 only which does not allow texture sharing and is not supported by any of the new VR APIs".
Hit up the link to the Half-Life 2: VR Steam Greenlight page to give them the thumbs up.
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Half Life 2: VR will be released for free when it's done and all that's required is a desktop version of Half Life 2, Half Life 2: Episode 1 & Half Life 2: Episode 2 on Steam. Fortunately, after revisiting the system, the mods were able to pull together a crew of people to find solutions to make Half-Life 2 VR playable on current generation Rift and Vive units.
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