You can also create virtual buttons and place them anywhere you want in the virtual environment, then just reach out and press the button physically. Instead of pressing A to swing a sword, you could swing the controller, or instead of holding a trigger to accelerate a motorcycle, you could twist your wrist to simulate turning the throttle. You can also create pose and gesture actions to replace keybindings. Not only can you map controller buttons to the VR controllers, but you can also emulate a mouse by dragging the right controller around.
GameVRoom solves those problems while offering far more customization.
#Steam link vr desktop Bluetooth
While it’s possible to link a controller to your Quest 2 and play desktop games remotely, it can be cumbersome to fumble with multiple controllers while wearing a headset, and the Bluetooth connection puts a lot of strain on the battery. Luckily the default ones worked well for most of the games I played. GameVRoom is only in early access, and it’s a pretty niche app, so as you can imagine, there aren’t a lot of custom control schemes out there yet. There are default maps to choose from based on the genre of the game you’re playing, but if someone else has come up with a specific layout that works best for your game, you don’t have to fiddle with the settings yourself, you can just use theirs. It takes a lot of cues from the Steam Controller and tries to make getting started as hassle-free as possible by supplying a user-created database of configuration options. The app has a pretty intuitive system for mapping your keys to the Quest 2 controllers. Related: Skyrim VR Is Better If You Punch Everything
I can sit on the couch, lay in bed, or climb in the bath, and I’ve got a full, customizable view of my desktop, and a simple way to control my games. Now, I can play my entire Steam Library in VR anywhere I want. Its function is pretty straightforward, but it opens up a lot of gaming opportunities. Instead of using a controller or a mouse and keyboard to interface with Remote Desktop, GameVRoom allows you to keybind the buttons on your Quest 2 controllers to your Steam games. The GameVRoom app on Steam has me second guessing, though.
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