Three people right away reporting that this version fails isn't a an individual support issue, it's a message to Gog that this version is *broken*, if you ask me.

Edit a day later: it is now CONFIRMED by many, many posts to the No Man's Sky forums both here and on Steam that there are severe problems with this release.

It is not the fault of 1 or 2 users with doing something wrong or having bizarre systems, and I think it was unkind at best to imply otherwise.

Note to readers: *some* users (not all) have reported that the worst problems (not all of them) can be worked around by installing brand new drivers, since No Man's Sky apparently switched to Vulkan graphics as of this release. That shouldn't be required, but at least it may help those who want to play immediately.

(Vulkan will be a very good thing longer term, both for No Man's Sky and for everything else too, but shorter term, there are some growing pains.)

So Gog is claiming that VR is supported? But there's no list of supported devices, like Vive, Oculus Rift, WMR, Valve Index, tracked motion controllers, etc? Seems more than a little suspicious.

I was wondering the same about the current sale's Kona, which has a VR DLC on steam but not here, and X Rebirth, which has a VR edition on steam but not here, and the same for various other games. I had the impression that Gog didn't support VR.

Suspicious why? It is supported. Check the NMS subforum.

As for GOG not supporting VR, they do. I have the VR version of Hellbalde in my library, and I know there are several other VR games in GOG's catalog.

done

How extremely unhelpful.

First off, if I have to read a zillion forum messages to find out if something major (VR, Windows 7, Windows 10, etc) is supported, THEN IT ISN'T SUPPORTED. It needs to be on the *store* page.

Secondly, here's 100% of the first page of forum headlines that mention VR plus choice comments in each of those threads:

> Bug? Got stuck in discovery renaming dialogue in VR (oculus+touch)

... So, no VR? (Oculus here)

... Hey, please give steps on how you ran the game in VR?

... "manually start SteamVR, then start the game."

"...all that gets me is an empty SteamVR environment. RIP"

> OpenVR

"...Added the game as a non-steam game in Steam. It detects it just fines as "No Man's Sky (Open VR)" but it launches the regular game and nothing happens in SteamVR"

..."You need to add parameters "-HmdEnable 1", DUH"

> VR Confirmed.... for Playstation and Steam... GOG or other not mentioned?

"I confirm there is an option from GOG Galaxy to start the game in OpenVR mode. from the game page, go in "More > Other > No Man's Sky (OpenVR)" to start the game in VR. not tested yet.

"...Not working for me. "

"...VR seems to works on my side but it looks like it runs too slow to be playable. the loading alone takes 10m.

So again, it works for *some* people...but not others, and no doubt it works fine for you, but no, given the above, VR is not supported.

And as I said, various VR DLC and VR editions of games aren't even for sale here. And many people who report that some VR worked for them needed the SteamVR utility for it to work (and it didn't work for all those people). People who don't use Steam are then out of luck.

The reviews need nothing done. A potential customer has a right to know its entire history, not just how you personally feel about it now.

Launching in VR -- it's there, just need to look for it (see attached)

screenshot: avnet.ws/shared/nms_gog_vr.png

Works fine for me.

Well, I only played for 2-3 hours since the update, but no problem whatsoever so far.

Hello. I don't like teleportation in VR. Is free movement possible?

The homepage banner looks very nice.

Oh is that how the VR works? Damn.

In this case it's hurting GOG since the game started out terrible but greatly increased in quality (general consensus seems to say), so if folks just see the old reviews they may be turned off. But I will say I'm much happier with the revamped review system compared to the old one because now you can at least sort. In any case, it's all on GOG.

They could so something like Steam and have like two sections side by side - most helpful and most recent. (probably don't want more panels than that)

And most of the "modern" reviews neglect to point out the fact that playing this game on GOG is pointless because the devs can't be bothered to implement Crossplay with Steam....right?

So therefore, the "modern" reviews are equally as useless as any of the older ones.

I cant wait to see what this game will look like when they add that last piece of content to it. Holding off and waiting to enjoy this when it's at 1000% :) keep the upgrading coming!