There are indications about a new launch by Bethesda that could be related to Doom, but it would be a title created for virtual reality. So if you liked the last game, imagine what it would be like to hunt demons in Doom Eternal VR.
Project 2021A, the next Doom Eternal VR?
On January 22, a list was leaked that alluded to a virtual reality game for PC. This in turn included a description that classified it as a game that includes content with a high violent impact for those over 18 years of age . So what title could it be?
Well, the game in question is codenamed Project 2021A in order to avoid breaking possible surprises. But the previous qualifier as a violent game and knowing which two companies are involved in its development is what makes us think that, perhaps, we could be talking about a new installment of Doom. Of course, a very special one.
Taking into account that Bethesda and id Software are the two companies in charge of this mysterious title with the code name Project 2021A, everything would indicate that it would be a version of Doom Eternal focused on the use of virtual reality and that by the name it is also I could say that it would be launched this year.
Just thinking about the possibility of playing Doom Eternal with virtual reality glasses will make those most faithful to the saga cross their fingers that it finally happens. Because it would be a great idea in order to offer a much more terrifying and inverse experience than the version that was launched in 2019 and that we can all enjoy on a PC or console. What’s more, even in 2020, Doom Eternal could also be played on Nintendo Switch.
More games to push virtual reality
Games and especially the great virtual reality games are the only thing that can really make the use of virtual reality begin to gain traction. Because by many promises of glasses manufacturers like Oculus or Valve itself, if there is nothing to feed them, it is useless.
Over the past few weeks we’ve seen how it looks like Half Live: Alyx could be the first of many more games to come from Valve. And now there is this rumor about a Doom Eternal VR that could appeal much more to those players looking for different experiences. Because technology, as always, still has room for improvement; but it is true that the level reached in terms of resolution, refreshment of the viewers, etc., is much better than just a matter of a couple of years ago.
So, let’s see if once and for all the virtual reality market begins to take much more firm steps. Even if it is with proposals like these that are dedicated to adapting existing titles on the market to be able to be played in a different way from the conventional control in hand and image on television or monitor.
