Complete guide: install guide
New in v0.2.1
- Your hand and arm: a gloved hand now holds the gun, behind the grip and round it, the index on the trigger, the arm coming from your shoulder. Settings > Game > Arm turns it off.
- Left-handed: Settings > Game > Gun hand. The left controller aims, shoots and vibrates, and the buttons are mirrored (the pedal on X, Start on Y).
- Refresh rate: Settings > Smoothness > Refresh rate (72, 90 or 120 Hz). A Quest 2 runs at 72 Hz by default.
- Headset smoothing now works at 120 Hz only: at 72 or 90 Hz it showed fewer pictures than the game makes, so every picture is drawn there instead.
- Log file: Settings > Game > Log file (off by default). When it is on, the game writes its log in Download as you play, to send us with a bug report; it is kept even through a crash or a restart of the headset.
- Graphics compatibility: Settings > Game > Graphics compatibility (off by default), a simpler rendering to try if the immersive view stays empty on a headset that is not a Quest. Applied at the next launch.
Update from inside the game: Time Crisis VR offers it at launch, shows what's new, then Download and install from the headset.
Download Port0r-TimeCrisisVR-v0.2.1-quest3.apk below.
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