This bodes especially well for Episode 2, which is heavily oriented around driving in its second half. But HL2's highly smooth locomotion makes the game surprisingly easy on the stomach, and the mod team has done a fine job of adapting the control scheme for vehicles.
I expected certain chapters like Water Hazard to be borderline unplayable, due to the speed at which you move, and how the hovercraft controls in conventional play. It's also impressive how well Half-Life 2 transitions to VR. Download now Description Half-Life: Decay is an add-on included in the PlayStation 2 port of the first-person shooter computer game Half-Life, developed by Gearbox Software and published in October of 2001, now being remade by independend Ukrainian developers for PC with the help of other european developers/fans. But it still lets you grab stuff at a distance through more traditional VR telekinesis. It doesn't have the same "gravity glove" functionality as Alyx, where you flick items toward you and then catch them using the grip buttons.
Moreover, the mod wisely borrows quality-of-life features from Half-Life: Alyx (opens in new tab), relocating HUD information to display on your wrists, and deploying a similar weapon-selection system that lets you bring up a Dead-Space style holographic menu and literally point at the weapon you want to wield. Gordon's eclectic arsenal has been cleverly reworked to make use of VR controls, letting you aim, fire and reload weapons as if holding them in your actual hands, with bespoke reloads for every weapon. While I haven't played Episode 2 in VR, I have taken vanilla Half-Life 2 for a spin on my (increasingly decrepit) Oculus Quest, and Source VR Mod Team's adaptation is thoroughly excellent.
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