Sic* game. Definitely recommended for Oculus or Vive users tho the flat-screen mode is great fun as well.

Not for the impatient gamer tho: the mechanics has a steep learning curve and the modifications can be extremely frustrating in the beginning when you don't understand the consequences of your changes. I swore like a sailor multiple times. In fact sailors probably would've been ashamed of some of the cussing that went on but if you stick with it, you'll get there, and then it becomes some serious fun. Admittedly, I still suffer from VR motion sickness but d**n... it's glorious regardless. I'd probably rate it around moderate "comfort" rating in the beginning but definitely extreme when you finally hit speeds in excess of 1000km/h and boost around the track constantly between the occasional narrow canyons, or through mountain-side tunnels, and in VR mode your stomach will turn upside down and inside out... and it's the best darn rush out there...

Due to my still being prone to vr motion sickness, 50% of my game time so far is actually on flat screen but it's still seriously fun. Otherwise I play with an Oculus Rift v1 and HOTAS and can't comment on other HMD's or controllers (incl KBM) but definitely recommend it if you have a HOTAS and Vive or Oculus HMD (i think those are the only two supported so far according to in-game menu).

PS. there is NOT a lot of guidance on the net or in-game. Sp4m made 3 player guides on steam and I'd seriously recommend reading each of them after doing the tutorials.

PSS for the developer (solo project, I understand?) ... congratulations on a great game! and for bringing us a great experience.

Sic* game. Definitely recommended for Oculus or Vive users tho the flat-screen mode is great fun as well. Not for the impatient gamer tho: the mechanics has a steep learning curve and the modifications can be extremely frustrating in the beginning when you don't understand the consequences of your changes. I swore like a sailor multiple times. In fact sailors probably would've been ashamed of some of the cussing that went on but if you stick with it, you'll get there, and then it becomes some serious fun. Admittedly, I still suffer from VR motion sickness but d**n... it's glorious regardless. I'd probably rate it around moderate "comfort" rating in the beginning but definitely extreme when you finally hit speeds in excess of 1000km/h and boost around the track constantly between the occasional narrow canyons, or through mountain-side tunnels, and in VR mode your stomach will turn upside down and inside out... and it's the best darn rush out there... Due to my still being prone to vr motion sickness, 50% of my game time so far is actually on flat screen but it's still seriously fun. Otherwise I play with an Oculus Rift v1 and HOTAS and can't comment on other HMD's or controllers (incl KBM) but definitely recommend it if you have a HOTAS and Vive or Oculus HMD (i think those are the only two supported so far according to in-game menu). PS. there is NOT a lot of guidance on the net or in-game. Sp4m made 3 player guides on steam and I'd seriously recommend reading each of them after doing the tutorials. PSS for the developer (solo project, I understand?) ... congratulations on a great game! and for bringing us a great experience.