VIVE Console for SteamVR

About VIVE Console for SteamVR

VIVE Console for SteamVR is a single player action game. It received neutral reviews from players.

Get the most out of your VIVE Pro 2 with VIVE Console. Video settings feature motion compensation which reduces computing time while still keeping the frame rate at 90Hz. This helps provide a smooth experience when using less than ideal hardware specs. Turn on mirror VR to show what you see inside the headset on your computer screen. Select automatic in the display settings to let VIVE C…

Genres & Tags

Free to Play

Play Modes

Single-Player

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Reviews

40%Audience ScoreBased on 62 reviews

stability6 negative mentions

Integrates SteamVR setup for Vive headsets, avoiding the need for additional bloatware like Viveport.
Provides essential functions like resolution and frame rate adjustments, as well as wireless VR management in one app.
Some users find it functional and stable after initial setup and minor tweaks.

Frequently buggy and unstable, often crashing or requiring PC restarts and reinstallation to work properly.
Complicated and frustrating to use, requiring multiple separate programs to start VR and causing syncing issues with SteamVR.
Causes performance problems including lag, freezing, and graphical glitches, detracting significantly from the VR experience.

stability
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The software is highly unstable and plagued by frequent bugs, often requiring PC restarts or reinstallation to function properly. Users report increasing crashes and performance issues with each update, making it frustrating and unreliable for Vive's VR devices.
- “The software is buggy and barely functional, at times requiring a PC restart or reinstall of the Vive console for it to connect to Steam VR.”
- “More buggy than release Cyberpunk 2077 and becomes worse every day.”
- “Also, let's have software that might crash your computer if the two consoles get buggy with each other.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Users report frequent graphical issues such as frozen pixels and compositor problems, often requiring driver downgrades or beta versions to fix. They express frustration over the software requirements for an expensive headset and lack of Linux support.
- “I always have problems with the compositor and there is no good information on how to fix it. Sometimes I have to downgrade my graphics driver, sometimes I have to use the beta. How is such a stupid software a requirement for an $800 headset, and how is it not even available under Linux?”
- “If I can't get the software working fast enough, I get graphical frozen pixel issues, even with my headset disconnected.”
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
The software generally runs smoothly, with minor performance issues such as occasional headset stuttering in SteamVR Home, which can be resolved by disabling the Home environment.