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|Description=player's POV trails comfortably behind their character, works for third-person games with gamepads
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|Pros=very easy to implement, no need for motion-tracked controllers
|Cons=Less [[immersive]]?
|Cons=Less immersive, can cause VR sickness
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|Examples=[[Lucky's Tale]]
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==Additional Information==
==Additional Information==
In Third-person VR platformers such as Lucky's Tale, player's POV trail comfortably behind their character. Most of third-person games play well with gamepads as input methods.
In Third-person VR platformers such as Lucky's Tale, player's POV trails comfortably behind their character. Most of third-person games play well with gamepads as input methods.


==Problems==
==Problems==

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Third-person
Information
Type Seated, Standing, Room-scale
Required Devices Gamepad
Description player's POV trails comfortably behind their character, works for third-person games with gamepads
Pros very easy to implement, no need for motion-tracked controllers
Cons Less immersive, can cause VR sickness
Examples Lucky's Tale

Third-person is a Locomotion Method.

Additional Information

In Third-person VR platformers such as Lucky's Tale, player's POV trails comfortably behind their character. Most of third-person games play well with gamepads as input methods.

Problems

Solutions

References