"Fallout 4" is officially coming to HTC Vive in 2017 with Virtual Reality (VR) support. During the Bethesda live stream, the publisher revealed that "Fallout 4" and "Doom" in VR will be coming to the HTC Vive next year.
'Fallout 4' VR coming to HTC Vive sometime in 2017
Bethesda will bring out the full game of "Fallout 4" in VR, so you will be able to explore the wasteland as far as it reaches.
"Fallout 4" is a big game, there is so much to do and so much to see, so adding a VR support makes a lot of sense.
With "Doom" though, it's a lot trickier considering the fact that "Doom" is an intense, fast-paced game, you're running like Sonic, so it might be a little harder to play in VR compared to "Fallout 4."
This wasn't the only announcement about "Fallout 4," Bethesda announced a considerable amount of new content of "Fallout 4" but nothing at the show so far.
Although Bethesda confirmed that "Fallout 4" VR will finally happen next year, after gamers got hooked with "Fallout 4" since 2015, they didn't give out any more details other than that.
PC Advisor reports that many "Fallout 4" and VR fans were left with more questions than answers after the announcement.
'Fallout 4' VR gameplay
For those who are wondering about how the game plays, there is a demo on E3 2016 right now that you can play.
Someone from Upload VR have already tried "Fallout 4" VR and he described it in an article entitled, "‘Fallout 4’ on the HTC Vive is Like a Small Taste of Triple-A VR Gaming."
The gamer noted that the "Fallout 4" demo was just in early stages of development, so there will be much more coming soon.