Add comments categorizing keywords and noting those which are not implemented.Ĭheck it out on GitHub.Linux: name executable "theforceengine".CMake: gitVersion: do nothing if Git is not available.Linux/Paths: look for support data in the executable directory too.
Linux/CMake: also install the Mods and SoundFonts folders.Reduced stack size requirements in the audio system to fix issues on Steam Deck.Update the Readme to reflect that external midi is no longer required on Linux.Added support for 800p in the resolution list for the Steam Deck.Added Roland SC-55 and AWE64 sound fonts.Implemented the ability to change midi devices and outputs during gameplay, the game music is restarted as needed.Implemented support for midi synthesis using OP元 emulation and the iMuse OPL driver.Implemented support for midi synthesis using Sound Fonts (sf2).Implemented midi device types to support system midi as well as midi synthesis.Star Wars: Vader Immortal, meanwhile, gives you a more cinematic experience with a lightsaber in-hand.Continuing the improvements from the previous release that added Linux support, the Modern "Jedi Engine" replacement supporting Dark Forces, mods and in the future Outlaws - The Force Engine has a new release out with lots of upgrades. If you’re looking for a more official Star Wars shooter experience, we can recommend Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge, which offers a simple but enjoyable campaign on Quest. You fought the Empire as Kyle Katarn, a mercenary that would go on to become a Jedi in the popular sequels, but strictly kept to firearms in the first game. The original Star Wars: Dark Forces was released in 1995, and played similar to the early Doom games. No word yet on when the project might see release, but you can follow the developer’s work and donate from here. The game also seems to be using the original’s sound effects, which is a nice touch.
Though level layouts are similar to the original, VR support allows you to aim vertically and even line up your sights through the scope of a Stormtrooper assault rifle.
In the footage, you can see a player fighting through an Imperial base with full motion controlled aiming and physical melee attacks. Star Wars: Dark Forces VR Fan Remake Looks Amazing Take a look at over three minutes of gameplay below. A developer is remaking Star Wars: Dark Forces with VR support, and it looks pretty incredible.ĭeveloper Shadow Art was already working to bring the first-person shooter (FPS) classic to Unreal Engine 4 via flatscreen, but this week announced a VR version of the project too.
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