Time Crisis VR v0.9.3

New since v0.9.0: resolution presets, optional texture filtering, and Quest launcher artwork for the standalone Quest and Windows OpenXR/desktop ports.

Quest upgrade from v0.8.4 or earlier: the signing key changed in v0.9.0. Back up settings and EEPROM before uninstalling the older signed app. Follow the migration guide, also attached as TC1-Quest-Upgrade.md. Updates from v0.9.0 or newer use adb install -r normally.

Changes and controls

• Open options with the left menu button. Use left stick up/down to reach GRAPHICS.
• Select Default, 1280 x 1344, 1680 x 1760, 2550 x 2640, 2940 x 3080, or 3360 x 3520 pixels per eye with right stick left/right. Left stick click restores Default.
• Resolution saves automatically and applies after fully closing and restarting the app. The menu shows the active size separately from the saved selection. Default preserves the previous resolution; unsupported presets fall back to Default.
• Texture filtering defaults to ON, including older settings files. While paused, squeeze and release the physical left grip to toggle ON/OFF immediately. The setting is saved. Gameplay grip/cover controls are unchanged.
• Filtering smooths world textures while preserving HUD/text sampling. It does not add mipmaps or eliminate all distance shimmer.
• Android icons, adaptive icons and launcher banners replace missing/black artwork in launchers such as QGO.
• Windows keyboard: Tab changes the options page; Left/Right selects resolution on Graphics, Home restores Default, and F toggles filtering.

Downloads

• TimeCrisisVR-v0.9.3-quest3.apk: sideload onto Quest with adb install -r. Android version code 25.
• TimeCrisisVR-v0.9.3-windows-x64.zip: extract the entire archive. Connect an OpenXR headset and run Play VR.cmd, or use Play SteamVR.cmd to select an installed SteamVR runtime. Play Desktop.cmd starts mouse/keyboard play.
• SHA256SUMS.txt: checksums for the attached packages.

Game content, weapon models and attribution are included. Existing options and game data are retained by compatible in-place updates.

Validation and limits

Settings migration/persistence, controller navigation and held-input guards, runtime/GPU size limits, and 38 GLES menu views pass in all three ports. Production world-filtering and overlay regressions pass. The Quest APK was installed and its hash verified; startup at 1680 x 1760 and 3360 x 3520 per eye was confirmed on Quest 3.

The Windows x64 package passes clean-ZIP extraction, internal hashes, model attribution and a native desktop render test through 601 simulation frames, followed by normal shutdown with no CPU traps or graphics errors. This validates desktop startup/rendering, not a live PCVR headset session.

Higher resolutions require more GPU time and memory. Sustained performance for each preset and a new Windows headset playthrough remain unverified. These are experimental ports.

README and controls · Attribution

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