There are a ton of VR shooters out there aiming to replicate the dynamic of Valve\u2019s classic team shooter\u00a0Counter-Strike. Soon you\u2019ll be able to play the real deal on Quest and Pico headsets though thanks to an unofficial port from modding group Team Beef.<\/p>\n
Team Beef has brought a host of classic games to standalone VR platforms in the past, including Tomb Raider, Duke Nukem 3D, Prey, and Quake 4.<\/p>\n
Now, the modding group says they\u2019re currently working on an unofficial Quest and Pico 4 standalone port for Counter-Strike 1.6, the definitive version of the popular\u00a0Half-Life mod that was originally released as a full game on Steam in 2000.<\/p>\n
Team Beef says their unofficial Counter-Strike 1.6 VR port is being built on\u00a0the latest version of the Xash3D FWGS<\/a>, an independently developed game engine that provides compatibility with Valve\u2019s original\u00a0GoldSrc engine (aka\u00a0Half-Life Engine). It\u2019s also being paired with the multiplatform client developed by Velaron<\/a>, Team Beef says.<\/p>\n The port will feature cross-play and \u201ceasy sever creation directly from inside VR,\u201d Team Beef says, noting that they\u2019re additionally aiming to support full 6DoF motion controls as well.<\/p>\n