You can view my 3D in VR gameplay here: https://youtu.be/ZIaH5DOo-6A

Yes you can play Metro 2033 Redux in 3D in VR using the completely free Geo-11 3D driver. It converts almost any DX11 game into stereoscopic 3D. You then just need a VR 3D viewer to view the 3D in VR. In my case, I converted the game into half SBS 3D and viewed it in VR using Virtual Dekstop. Google is your friend here.

Anyways, the game looks great in 3D in VR. It's like playing the game at a 3D movie theater. The main issue is that aiming can be a bit tricky because when you aim down sights, it doesn't shoot where you think it will, so you have to get used to the off-set aiming. You can hip-fire though and you just have to aim to where the reticle is on target.

The only other issue is performance. You can get the game running at 60 fps on my RTX 3080, but there will be dips into the 35 fps range. It's not really as bad as it sounds though (at least not for me). Good experience overall. If it wasn't for the aim issue, I think it would be fully playable.

3D in VR Rating 6.5/10.

Please note: I received a free Steam key through the Steam Curator Connect program. If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group Oculus Rift Reviews.

u can stand up casually in front of gorilla

1) Steam Cloud doesn't work for me, and I ended up in a situation where I needed to reinstall my OS, which ended up with me with no save file and no inspiration to replay, my hours are because of this.

2) This is not like stalker. It may have anomalies, and be janky, and Ukrainian, but the first six hours had maybe 2 big fights on hardcore that were fun. I died more times to holes in the ground and pesky guerrilla warfare.

3) On the other hand, like STALKER, you play this to get immersed into a world and feel a part of it, not to just shoot things. Kinda makes me wish Tarkov worked on Linux.