EXOcars Bewertungen

[Day 1 Review] Okay, so first of all: I l,ove this game as much as it's spiritual predecessor Omega Pilot, but I'm kinda bummed by the mixed feelings I have from my first two hours of gameplay. Bugs, I've experienced so far: - The game crashing, while loading into the second racetrack. - The game not loading the assets of the track, while still running (i was basically in an empty void) - Having to close the game after i only saw black, when i tried to start a multiplayer race (i could still hear the other drivers though) But the worst of all is that the game sometimes has big performance issues, where it basically goes into slow-mo, while the framerate drops, which makes the competitive part pretty useless, since i get a gameplay advantage, because i have literally a lot more time for fine steering, while the game runs at half the speed. I'm on a Ryzen 7 with a RTX 3060, so i don't think that's the problem. I really wanna enjoy this game, but it's hard right now. :(

Nice idea and nicely made (at least the graphics). BUT: Steering/Controls are crazy, much tooooooo sensitive and wildly jumping around - whatever settings I made. This thing is completely UNPLAYABLE and far from being fun to drive. In this state not even worth a penny

TL;DR Abhorent Steering wheel support I have a Wheel /w ffb, Pedals, H-Shifter, Handbrake. Last 2 don't matter here tho -.- 1. First time starting the game, nothing was recognized. Fine Restart. Alright we have inputs! 2. Navigating ANY menu still REQUIRES your vr controllers! A NO GO WHEN SUPPORTING WHEELS IN VR! Starting a Race? Click a start button. You now have 3 seconds to lay down your controller and get comfortable behind your wheel. 3. NO Force Feedback. Default behaviour is that of your wheel. In my case it's a very hard spring, making turning very difficult. I won't repeat the clunkyness, graphics or sound others have mentioned. It's bad. Really bad. If you plan on playing with a wheelbase, do not buy. PS: I saw the comments on ffb from the developers and I'm calling bullshit on the "Logitech only supports Unreal" excuse. 5 mins of Googling.. 1. The SDK is a plain dll. Only thing that might be difficult here is Linux support. 2. There is a literal free Unity Asset on the asset store FROM LOGITECH including the wheel sdk. Granted, it has mixed reviews.