Someone Ran the Best GTA Game in VR and It Looks Awesome

Around a month ago, Meta delivered disappointing news to fans of the Grand Theft Auto series, revealing that the much-anticipated VR version of GTA: San Andreas had been put "on hold indefinitely" – a statement many interpreted as a corporate way of saying that the project had been canceled without actually uttering the word "canceled".

While the original San Andreas is, of course, not powered by Unreal Engine, the game's infamous 2021 Trilogy remaster is, which allowed the developer to easily enhance the game's immersion tenfold using praydog's UEVR, a renowned framework that essentially lets you turn any UE-powered video game into VR.

At the moment, Rames' project is still WIP and experiences occasional crashes and bugs, however, once the developer resolves these issues, he plans to release a detailed tutorial explaining how he created his fan-made SAVR. As such, we highly encourage you to follow Rames VR on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube to stay updated on future developments.

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