A new update to the Oculus software that started rolling out to users today has removed the headset check. This check, which was introduced in
a May software update a few weeks after Revive started making headlines
in April, confirmed that an Oculus Rift was connected to the computer before users could launch an Oculus game. With this check in place, players who didn't have an Oculus Rift supposedly couldn't launch Oculus games. This was should have let Oculus protect the exclusive games it helped produce, fund, and which were a selling point for the Oculus Rift over other headsets.
However, shortly after the headset check was introduced, the author of Revive, a user who goes by the handle LibreVR, updated his hack to circumvent it.