It’s VR Star Wars.
Yes VR Star Wars.
I love its retro-futurist junkpunk style, the rusty spaceships, dusty planets, and fusty aliens.
But the galaxy far, far away can be experienced in VR in more fragmentary form.
], now seems an opportune time to explore the franchise’s interactive Outer Rim.
So sit down beside me and lock in the auxiliary power as we make the jump to Hyp-VR space.
As both a VR experience and a Star Wars game, Vader Immortal is aggressively fine.
The story is decent, lodged in that perennially useful gap between episodes 3 and 4.
Compared to your flatscreen jedi experiences, it’s very basic.
Tales From The Galaxy’s Edge is both more and less of a game than Vader Immortal.
Which see you step into the shoes of a Bounty Hunter and a Jedi in training.
They’re fun aside, but it nonetheless feels like Galaxy’s Edge lacks something.
It essentially doubles the length of the base game, and allows its ideas greater room to breathe.
Cruising through a rebel fleet and being able to appreciate the true size of the different spaceships is fantastic.
And when the fighting kicks off, oh man.
Team Beef’s VR mod is an impressive conversion.
Accessing it is a tad tricky, however.
Team Beef is planning to extent support to other headsets farther down the line.
