Eight years after Nibre’s MotherVR mod introduced basic VR support for Alien: Isolation, a new modder is enhancing the experience with the GRAND-MotherVR Mod.
Initially showcased with VR support at E3 in 2014, Alien: Isolation had a prototype VR mode for early Rift developer kits, but Sega did not pursue further development.
MotherVR by Nibre, released over 3 years after the game's launch, provided VR improvements but lacked polish and full motion controller support.
In 2020, MotherVR added motion controller support, but with limitations. The new GRAND-MotherVR mod by JayP offers enhanced motion controller support and quality-of-life improvements.
GRAND-MotherVR intensifies the nail-biting experience of Alien: Isolation, enhancing graphics, motion controller support, and overall fidelity.
Setting up the mod requires file manipulation and knowledge of PC directories, with potential issues that may need troubleshooting, such as runtime configuration and background services.
The mod improves controls, makes terminals more accessible, enhances visuals, and heightens immersion by showing players' hands in the game.
The improved graphics amplify the game's dark and creepy atmosphere, drawing players deeper into the sense of dread while being hunted by the Xenomorph.
The mod's QOL improvements, addition of hand models, and enhanced realism contribute to a more immersive and engaging gameplay experience.
Overall, the GRAND-MotherVR mod by JayP revitalizes Alien: Isolation for VR players, offering a terrifying yet immersive experience that appeals to both new and returning players.