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Pirating VR games
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this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2024
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For PCVR games, it's exactly the same as normal PC piracy. You can add them as non-steam games and then tick the "show in VR library" option so they actually appear in the VR shit.
For standalone, on the Quest 3 (which, BTW, can also do PCVR), there is an app called Rookie Sideloader that can pull (nearly) anything from the official store without paying for it and then it's just installed as an unknown app instead of showing up in the default app list.
I must be one of the few that launches them from the actual directories they are installed :/
Great, thank you. So you just add them to the steam library, that's what I suspected honestly. Where can you find the option to show in VR library?
Right click the game in your Steam Library -> Properties -> Toggle include in VR library.