VR Drivers Reviews

don't

really stupid game to squirly to control

For a inexpensive racing game it is actually extremely comfortable with no uncomfortable vr racing expereinece.This would be a big buy for a new vr player.But it still packs a huge punch for a driving and racing vr experience.Praise Jesus!

The sound in this game is simply awful. It looks and feels like a nineties arcade game, and the controls are unpleasant.

I have had this game for some time and keep coming back to try to make sense out of. Much as I try to setup controls for my g920 I cannot find a menu to do it. I searched the internet and steam and found nothing more than a useless 2 page of garbage. Any time I run it all I get is three screens allowing me to select a place to race, no menu for setting up controls etc. Seems to me that the makers would make at least a minimal effort to help out new users to the game. Deleted from my computer, waste of money and time,trash!

Controls are dire.Never thought at any point I was in control.Spending more time spinning round or flipping over at a very little speed than driving.

VR Driver page description was disapponting "Race your fast-paced racing car on specially prepared tracks" & "grip the steering wheel and feel like a real driver" More like "feel boared out of your mind" driver. I don't care if VR Drivers is an early access game it doesn't feel fast paced or feels like your real driver. There is no car changability, manual shifting is a joke, A.I. opponents are dumb as f-word, no e-braking, the three tracks are boaring as heck, the car you drive is boring. The three 3 others drive so dumb, each map is 3 laps long (9 laps in total). For Celestia sake there isn't even a body in the car. How can you feel like a driver when your missing a body letter alone hands on the wheel and feet at the petals. There is no animation of the shifter moving when gears change. This game making me want to actually drive into a wall at 300mph not wearing a seatbelt. You can't change sound or graphics. The only options you get is picking 1/3 maps, 1/2 shifting or exit game, that's it. There basicaaly nothing to do in the game. All you do is drive on 1/3 maps agenst 3 dumb A.I. opponents, that's it. Project cars or Driver Club VR has better content and even have solo mode to practice your driving skills. They maybe more then $5 but you get more out of your money. The game is supposed to be in EAG for 3 months. In 3 months your going to add e-braking, better shifting mechanic, more cars, more tracks, some sort of fourm in the car, better A.I. & more. Why even put the game out? Do what needs to be done, give beta test keys for some players to test bugs/glitches, fix the issues and then release the game and do updates along the way? For the game being early access game, it had very little content to keep players interested. The game is priced at a $4.49 (10% off) special & it's regualr price is $4.99. The game feels more like $1-$2.50 at best with the lack of content. You can't deny the lack of content and even if the game is marketed for new vr driviners, they will get bored quickly. So I would have to give VR Driver a 2/10. That's the Pony review for VR Drivers

This game is horrible, I got it for a couple buck on sale, but you couldnt pay me to endure this POS, well you could pay me but it would need to be a sizeable amount :P The physics are absolutly abismal, i cut a corner about on flat ground and it flips my car, the controls are awefull. the player scale makes you feel like your shaquille o'neal in the car. The graphics like like ps2 era graphics, 15 year old need for speed games have better graphics. This game has no redeaming qualities, plus you can even center your veiw, I had to reset up my play area to even look out the dam windshield