VR games have stuck to arcade style experiences for a reason, and while Skyrim VR shows the power in a full-fledged AAA VR title, it also shows that less might be better until the headsets get more enjoyable to wear. And if that is the case, Bethesda likely won’t want to waste any resources on having any VR functionality at all, no more than they wanted to include Kinect functionality in the Skyrim remaster. 50 Games like The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR for Mac OS, daily generated by our specialised A.I. Comparing over 40 000 video games across all platforms. This list includes The Elder Scrolls Online: Gold Edition, Cat Quest, Pillars of Eternity, Kingdom Come: Deliverance and 46 more.

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I find some of Jon's observations a bit odd for SkyrimVR. I have the PSVR version, so I wonder if they actually made changes instead of just a straight port? - Weapon speed is still a factor. Yes the DPS is WAY higher, but the swing noises don't always match how fast a hit is connecting. Daggers and 1H swords for me, connect and deal damage far quicker than 2H, maces, axes, etc. 1H swords absolutely shred enemies, while daggers have a different downside.

Reformatting hard drive. - weapon reach is definitely still a thing. Daggers have next to no range, and really require you to get inside your target's personal space (kind of uncomfortable in the beginning, but you really do have to hover RIGHT behind someone to stab them). 1H swords are the best compromise of speed + reach, 2H does reach further but the attack speed does reduce the effectiveness.

- Point of impact is modeled, you can see when an attack lands. The blood spurts come out of the proper places, but unfortunately I don't think they deal additional damage for 'critical' areas. I haven't tested this though.

- I believe auto aim was disabled for archery, which makes it THAT much better (I do archery irl). Aiming skill and proper draw actually do transfer in, and make it that much more awesome.