Ski Jumping Pro VR

Would like to see support carry onto newer VR headsets such as the index. Disappointing this is not supported as it looks good!

Game does not support the Valve Index, for no reason whatsoever. You can start the game on it, but you have zero controls, as the game does not recognize inputs from the Index controllers.

That's very surprising, looking at other reviews, but this game is actually pretty good. It works perfectly fine with HP Reverb G2 V2 (although it shows Vive controllers in game). Sure, the controls aren't perfect for what real ski jumpers do, but it makes sense for headsets with inside-out tracking, as you wouldn't be able to use your hands behind you. You sit on the starting bench, look at the wind, push yourself when the wind is good by moving your controllers down or actually crouching, then you balance them up and down to keep balance during sliding down. To jump you move your controllers up (I move them really high), then you move your hands apart to make a V with your hands so the skijumper makes V pose and balance left and right controller up and down to keep level. For landing I just crouch and move my controllers down. You earn money and stars for playing events, if you finish high, your flow rises, if you finish low it drops (also affects your performance). For the money you unlock better equipment and train your skills, so you can jump better (there's 5 attributes for each part of jump, like aerodynamics, style for better V position, landing skills, etc.). The leve…

You literally can't even get past the main menu if you aren't using Rift S controlls or the HTC Vive. It could MAYBE work on Index with openxr being used https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1545634111 The game has been abandoned with no updates being posted since 2020 The devs, Yippee Entertainment, were acquired by Team17 in Jan 2020. This game is still published by Kalypso. Do not buy this game 0/10

Never came out of beta or was ever patched in 4 years, game appears abandoned. doesn't work with knuckles controllers.

I recommend this game, if you can get the controllers to work. I'm using the HP Reverb G2 and at first was very disappointed, as I had no control. I have a theory on peripherals and computer games. Sometimes they need time to get acquainted so to speak. Using that logic, I just kept pressing buttons and moving around and voila, they kicked in. I'm still early in the game, but so far it's a blast.