Skyrim VR was something of a killer app for the PlayStation VR when it launched on it last November- bringing one of the most substantial and beloved games of all time, fully converted to VR with no cutbacks, exclusive to Sony’s VR headset. PSVR ended up generating mainstream interest thanks to Skyrim‘s release, furthering its lead as the top selling VR headset on the market.

Now, Skyrim VR is coming to other VR headsets too. Bethesda has confirmed that Skyrim VR will be launching on Steam come April 3, and that it will be compatible with HTC Vive, Windows Mixed Reality, and, yes, Oculus Rift. You can pre-order the game on Steam right now, and you can also see the announcement trailer for the game for yourself below.

The Elder Scrolls Skyrim VR will come with all three expansions included; the game is also available on *takes a deep breath* PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC (with two separate releases!), Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation VR.

The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim is at this point available on anything with a computer chip that can even sort of run it. Just this year, it is coming to the Nintendo Switch, and to PlayStation VR. However, Skyrim VR will not remain a PlayStation VR exclusive- in fact, it will be coming to HTC Vive as well, next year.

GameSpot has confirmed in a recent video that Skyrim VR is due for PC via an HTC Vive release (no, Bethesda still will not support Oculus, even though their official lawsuit against the company is now concluded) at some point in 2018- so PC players who want to explore Skyrim again, but this time in VR, get the chance to do so soon. Of course, PC players also get to play Fallout 4 in VR on the Vive.

Skyrim VR will come with Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn included. Mod support, or the possibility for it, is unclear as of right now.