Redditor builds a PC-to-Android VR streamer that uses your phone's gyro

A Reddit user says they wrote their own software that streams a PC game to an Android phone in VR mode. The phone’s gyroscope steers the in-game camera. The post hit r/virtualreality under the title “Create software that converts any PC game into VR,” but the body only mentions the Resident Evil series, which the author is a fan of.

If you’ve searched for this before, you’ve probably seen Trinus Cardboard VR. The author says it was the only option they could find. They call it paid, and say it “didn’t work as expected.” So they built their own.

Their pitch is low latency and gyro-based camera control. That’s it. The post gives no latency figure, no frame rate, no resolution, and no setup steps. The software has no name here, and there’s no repo or build link. The author says they’re “very happy with how it turned out,” and that’s the only evidence on offer.

So there’s nothing to install yet. If the author posts code or a build, check what this post skips: how the stream travels (cable or Wi-Fi), how much lag you feel in a fast shooter, and whether it works with more than one game. The title promises “any PC game.” The post names no game it has run on.