Apocalypse Rider Reviews

This game is super beta. Like 2015 tech demo beta. Not worth the download.

This game is good, however, dev abandoned it and cheevs don't work. Sad.

As a mobile game, I could see this being just good enough to earn a positive review. But for VR, no way. Not even at a cheap price. I played it for a few minutes, and immediately decided it needed to go in my "NO" Steam category. But then many months later I felt kinda bad, like I hadn't given it a fair shake. Plus it has elements I like, like motorcycles, VR, the apocalypse and stuff. Maybe I missed something. Maybe I didn't play long enough. I gave it another try for the better part of 30 minutes. No. I was right the first time. It's boring. The graphics are fair enough for a mobile game, but no f*%&cking way good enough for VR. Likewise with the controls. The progression scheme is also super boilerplate - you do a race, you earn some money, you buys upgrades (like better speed, better handling, better acceleration, and that's about it, from what I've seen), you inch your way towards the upgrade that will get you a bike juuuust fast enough to beat the current toughest race on your lineup. Repeat. I'm sorry to say it, but this game just isn't good.

[0.3] Controls & Training & Help [0.2] Menu & Settings [0.3] Sound & Music [0.2] Graphics [0.2] Game Design [0.3] Game Story [0.1] Game Content [0] Time to complete feels ok? (& if the Game can be repeatedly played again) [0.1] is it Enjoyable & Fun? [0] Could it hold a spot in Favorites? [0] BONUS point: Multi-Player related [0.5] BONUS point: Review for VR Stars received: 2.2/10 ___ Note: v.3 [0.0 to 1] = personal impressions Game description key-points: linear drive Overview: looks awful and plays badly, half way to a final product to meet minimum expectations. btw, Achievements are completely broken.

Loved the game on mobile, even better in VR. But it's just to blurry like it's default is low resolution with no option to Increase it.

Would be a little more fun if the graphics weren't so rough. The bike looks pretty good, but everything else is blurry. Not much depth to it, but for less than $4 what does one expect. Would be nice if a project like this ended up being like Road Redemption or Road Rash. I used an xbox 360 controller. Holding your hands up with the motion controller get uncomfortable after a while. It's more accurate and you still have the feeling of being on the bike using a standard controller. If the devs could sharpen those graphics it would be a decent time killer.

DEVS: if you respond to this with a solution I'll change my review. This could be a great game. I'm aware that I haven't given it much of a chance because in game visuals are important to me, especially in VR. I have a 2080 ti. Needless to say that my computer can handle anything that this game throws at it. However, the game automaticaly picked an appalling resolution and won't let me change it. Seriously, there is no "graphics" tab in the settings. SteamVR settings don't seem to have any effect. If a "render resolution" tab is added to the settings I'll change my review. Otherwise, what can you possibly give a PC game without any graphics scaleability but a big thumbs down.

There is one very annoying bug: Everytime you are supposed to get onto the bike, it is placed a bit in front of you. So you have to walk a couple of steps forward. Do this three times and you are out of your VR area. Apart from that the game is ok, the graphics are below average. Steering with leaning was fine, could have been a bit more sensitive...