Most of those advanced features are not available on the desktop version of the game. When a VR headset is being used to access VRChat, the player’s avatars would support eye-tracking, blinking, full range of motion, and audio lip-syncing. A Unity software development kit is available for the game that allows users to build their own virtual online worlds and mini-games and share them with other users, as well as create personalized avatars and import them into the game. VRChat largely centered around the freedom given to users to shape the virtual world according to their preferences and desire. However, there’s also a desktop version of VRChat that retains most of the game’s features, though there are certain interactions and actions that aren’t possible through the desktop version. VRChat is designed to be accessed via VR headsets, and a lot of the interaction options in it are tied to the way VR headsets function. In it, the users can interact with objects in the virtual world and with one another via customized 3D avatars. VRChat is a free online game/virtual environment created by Jesse Joudrey and Graham Gaylor and was first released back in 2014. To install Windows and play VRChat on your Mac, you can either use the Boot Camp Assistant app if you have an Intel-based Mac or use virtualization software. VRChat can be played on Mac computers only if you first install Windows on the Mac.

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