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Utter embarrassment of a battlefield game, at least the portal function was somewhat decent.

The amount of laughing in this game makes me feel as if i was in a psychiatric hospital.

P.S Before you buy this game, this game is focused on GT Blancpain series so don't expect a lot of freedom when it comes to modding, etc.

Assetto Corsa Competizone is a huge improvement over the previous installment when it comes to certain aspects such as graphics, multiplayer racing, driving physics and some extra features that the original Assetto Corsa didn't have. I am going to start off with the graphics, the game looks absolutely stunning which means you might need a good PC if you truly want to enjoy it. The cars are modeled like the real deal down to every single detail, same with the tracks due to them being laser scanned which makes them extremely accurate. The multiplayer has finally been revamped as well which makes it easier to race competitively compared to the original Assetto Corsa. When it comes to driving physics it blows a lot of sim racing games out of the water (especially if you have a steering wheel with FFB support.) It let's you know every single detail of what the car is doing which makes it extremely satisfying and smooth to drive around the tracks. And oh boy, when it comes to the sound design it's like an actual eargasm. I definetly give props to the devs for the audio.
Now about the VR aspect of the game, i personally own the Oculus Rift S so thats what i am going to base it on. I don't really use VR as often as i would like to on this game due to getting a bit of nausea after a couple of laps (Not the game's fault, i just have a problem to adapting to VR games like this.) But from my time played with VR i enjoyed all of it.

TL;DR A huge improvement over the previous installment when it comes to a lot of aspects, but lacks flexibility such as modding due to the game being focused on the GT Blancpain series. But other than that highly recommended.

One of the best flight sims out there, no doubt. Might not be the most amazing looking out there but it sure delivers when it comes to actual simulation. When it comes to the flight model and flight physics i can't really say a lot as i'm not a pilot so i don't really have anything to compare it to. Judging by reviews made by other actual real life pilots, the flight physics are pretty good and i certainly agree as they feel smooth and solid. Even though the simulator comes with some decent planes and functions, i highly recommend you download some third-party mods. One such example is the zibo 737-800, it's a huge improvement over the stock 737-800. Also, before you buy keep in mind that this game is a SIMULATOR so don't expect everything to go smooth sailing. You have to do some research before you jump into a plane, luckily there are a lot of amazing tutorials you can use on youtube.

Don't get me wrong, this game looks fantastic (especially in VR) and is a huge blast of fun in general especially if you have a steering wheel. But it also has some flaws, one of them rendering the game unplayable. I'm gonna start with the most game breaking flaw which are the servers, for some reason they decided its a good thing to have so that you have to always be connected to the racenet servers even if you wan't to play singleplayer. While still on the topic of servers i lost a good amount of progress on my career because the f'ing servers crashed or whatever the f' happend . I see absolutely no reason why the singleplayer requires me to be connected as i am only competing against myself and bots. This flaw isnt necessarily game breaking but it sure is annoying and that's the co-driver callouts, on certain stages the callouts are just completely wrong but like i mentioned its not really game breaking. Another flaw which i am pretty sure the majority of the player base can agree on with me is the massive paywall codemaster has put up on the content. Majority of the content that was included in the first installation of Dirt Rally is now locked behind their massive amount of DLC's. Yet another thing is the FFB for steering wheels, i feel like it also is a downgrade from the previous game. It doesn't tell you a lot of information on how your car is behaving and i feel like it's just weak in general. Although this opinion is subjective, i feel like the game is a massive downgrade from the first installation. So at this point if you were thinking of buying this game, just buy the first dirt rally instead.

Still shaking his hand.
Also, keep in mind you need the Steam Index if you wan't to play this.

Keep in mind you don't actually need a VR headset to play this game, even though the name might suggest it.

I am going to base this review on my past and current experiences with some personal opinions so don't take it to heart. The first thing i am going to talk about is the community, i played VRChat for the first time in very early 2018 (January, 2018 to be specific.) and since then the community has drastically changed. Overall i feel like the community has been filled with degeneracy, might not be a bad thing for some but personally i try to avoid it. But since VRChat is a game with a big selection of worlds and avatars you just have to surround yourself with people you would actually wan't to interact with so therefore it's a pretty simple fix. Now when it comes to the game itself, like i mentioned this game is filled to the brim with unique content such as worlds and avatars with most of them being very well polished. Pretty much most things you can imagine you can probably find in the game. That's one of the reasons why i picked this game up in the first place, you can become whatever you wan't and be wherever you want, even if you don't find whatever you are looking for you are able to create your own worlds and avatars. Although from what i heard it's kind of a mess if you actually want to learn. The game is also pretty well optimized but you might have issues when playing on public worlds due to most avatars being pretty sophisticated (or just ♥♥♥♥♥♥ made, one of those two lol.) the same goes with the worlds.
One thing that i see people mentioning that i certainly agree with is that this game might help you improve your socializing skills, in the past i actually had a bit of trouble when it came to speaking with strangers on the internet but playing games like VRChat definitely helped me improve my confidence.
So overall, i recommend this game especially if you wanna meet some new people.

An amazing VR experience but it's extremely short for the price, i managed to finish the game in less than an hour. If they added the option to get custom maps (such as Steam workshop) then i can justify the game being at that price.

As of 5/2/2021:

As an avid flight simmer i wouldn't recommend this game as of now if you are looking for a polished flight sim experience. There are still a ♥♥♥♥ ton of bugs that render this game unplayable such as the AP problems, constant crashing, etc. But hey, at least the scenery and graphics are nice, i would only recommend this game if you are going to fly VFR just to enjoy the scenery. Oh and also, don't expect to be able to refund this game as the download for this game takes ages. Even though i enjoy the new updates with scenery and everything but i feel like the developers should shift their focus on the flaws that have been here since launch and havent even been touched yet.

I wouldn't consider this game a simulator, more like an arcade-ish puzzle game. Don't expect to learn anything more other than the basics about cars. It's still missing a lot of crucial elements to even consider this game a simulator. I would only recommend this game if you wan't to have a bit of casual fun, but if you are buying this game to learn about cars then i wouldn't recommend it.

TL;DR Want to play for casual fun? Buy it, Want to buy it to learn about cars? Don't.