F.E.A.R. (NOT) VR on Meta Quest 3 via WinlatorXR

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Published on August 1, 2025 12:21:25 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3Ncxu1aXTo

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This game seems to lag in firefights, perhaps audio related or ragdoll physics or lighting/shadows? Unsure

Q: Where do I get WinlatorXR?
A: Get the latest (debug) version of WinlatorXR here: https://github.com/duckyduckG/winlator/releases/tag/2cfbf85

Q: What IS Winlator XR?
A: WinlatorXR is a modified version of Winlator (Android app for running Windows games) to add some functionality that benefits the Meta Quest platform and support input from the gamepads and some VERY BASIC 3DOF gesture based control. Most of the XR functionality was added onto Winlator by the prolific VR emulator and port dev: Luboš V.

Q: Why "(NOT) VR" in the title?
A: Because while it is running ON your VR device (eg: Meta Quest 3/3S, Pro, or 2), it is still a flat panel being displayed, and has no true 6DOF motion tracking or gesture controls. There is a way to display SBS content in 3D if you can force a game to render the left and right eye separately

Q: How do you look around?
A: In fullscreen mode (click left thumbstick) you literally look around using your head! Most FPS games or games modded with an FPS mode can take advantage of this out of the box. In the windowed mode, you use the position of your right controller (Eg: up/left/right/down to move the mouse around), this is amazing for RTS games like StarCraft.

Q: What are the XR specific controls?
A: Left thumbstick click to toggle between big/small screen, Right thumbstick click to toggle the popup keyboard, and Left Grip + Right Thumbstick to toggle SBS rendering (left eye gets left half, right eye gets right half of screen)

Q: Where do I get the GAMES?
A: GOG is great for DRM free game installers, otherwise you'll need to find your own

Q: How do I get [your_game_here] to work or run without LAG!??!
A: This is sadly the hard part of Winlator still, it's very unstable and there is no "one size fits all" solution for the graphics rendering and container configuration settings. Patience combined with trial and error may be your best option!