If I rephrase my comment it would look like: "This looks like a neat game, but lacking VR hardware makes it impossible for me to play and thus check it out for myself".
The above solution posted by Dazed, while pretty damn neat in concept, is currently not possible for me.
TL;DR: I do not see how me being slightly sad I cannot try a game affects you in any way or form.
Supports VR play only. Does not support standard play. Don't have a VR headset? You can try to play this VR game with a Google Cardboard (Or a copy-cat clone) viewer, an Android phone and VRidge (freeware)! For more details, see my post. 05/27/24 - Update VRidge has now gone commercial (The latest version is now being sold on Steam). However, you can still download an older version for free or try another freeware alternative like ALVR (Download here ALVR works on some, but not all smartphones). Don't have VR controllers? You can try to play this VR game with two mice using Driver4VR. See demo video on YouTube. Not sure which "cardboard" headset to buy? Check out the following buying guide: "10 questions to ask before buying a Google Cardboard VR headset". Hesitant about playing VR games due to the current fact that not all games support all VR headsets? Then see the post concerning an effort to standardize support for all VR headsets by all games through OpenXR! (You may need to refresh the page as the linked comment may take a while to load up in the page). There is full English support via the English interface, English audio and English subtitles!
(Watch out for that flying eagle.)
P.S.: Someone actually put the music to the karateka
The above solution posted by Dazed, while pretty damn neat in concept, is currently not possible for me.
TL;DR: I do not see how me being slightly sad I cannot try a game affects you in any way or form.
Don't have a VR headset?
05/27/24 - Update
VRidge has now gone commercial (The latest version is now being sold on Steam).
However, you can still download an older version for free or try another freeware alternative like ALVR (Download here ALVR works on some, but not all smartphones).
Don't have VR controllers?
Not sure which "cardboard" headset to buy? Check out the following buying guide:
"10 questions to ask before buying a Google Cardboard VR headset".
Hesitant about playing VR games due to the current fact that not all games support all VR headsets? Then see the post concerning an effort to standardize support for all VR headsets by all games through OpenXR! (You may need to refresh the page as the linked comment may take a while to load up in the page).
There is full English support via the English interface, English audio and English subtitles!