VRRCC

I want to start this review immediately with my wish for more content in this game, I had the game before I got it on steam so don't let my playing time fool you but I've played VRRCC a few times now, mostly short sessions due to the lack of content, but for me there is no low replayability, on the contrary, the game feels good and not only in terms of controls and physics, also the sounds of the cart and more. Watch me mess around with planks and stuff: https://youtu.be/hWg1YY1AmD8 A peaceful quiet sunny afternoon around your house in a cozy neighborhood, just as you remember it when you were a younger person playing outside at your home, or visiting a friend or family, that feeling where you can feel innocent without any worries. could have fun and everything in the area went well to achieve the right atmosphere, this little game VRRCC goes nicely in the direction of this atmosphere, despite the lack of content. You have your house without attached neighbors so where you can go all the way around, an open veranda at the front of the house and a small cozy backyard with some garden-related objects and an empty swimming pool, you will also find a skateboard there but skating your…

Still in early access, but already a lot of potential to become the radio controller racer in VR. When I was a child I was a huge fan of those remote controlled cars, first with a cable and later wireless. I bought a real good one later and went to the forest to drive around. Unfortunately the battery or the motor burned and I was going home disappointed and sad. This can't happen with this game. https://youtu.be/bLtOnJV-TAo

The graphics are better than the other VR RC game I tried, however the controls are difficult and not enjoyable. Additionally while it's nice to see large interesting tracks it's also very difficult to drive around these considering the player's perspective. Might be better to follow the car after take off or something like that.

I feel the game is currently at a "buy to support it" because it needs more content and a few fixes to be an honest recommendation. So if i could do a neutral recommendation id put that, but i cant so im leaning towards Recommended. The main mechanics, as in the car physics is pretty damn good, performance was a bit off, it felt choppy on higher speeds (1080/3600). There is only 1 car, and 2 maps, the track and the neighborhood. The track feels a bit too big to do a full lap standing on the same place, and there is no vantage point to watch the whole track from one spot. You teleport to move around, but its a bit finicky you kinda turn sometimes and its not as nice as it could be. So moving while racing is pretty hard. Controls could also be tweaked a little bit to make it easier to handle, maybe add some haptics when turning or grabbing the turning knob. As i said the game is ok and i think has good foundations a bigger game could totally be build with this, but right now it still need improvements.

Hmm. Does not support Oculus controllers. It works but can't move properly. This is not a game difficulty, but simply a matter of software maturity.

While this is a negative review, I will list one positive, It is amazing that this game was developed fully by one person, however it needs alot more work. for example, I don't know if this is a problem with the HTC Vive version of this, but whenever I was playing on my Oculus the teleportation is very sensetive, as soon as I put my thumb on the thumbpad the game makes me teleport. Also The play area is very small, so there is not much to do. I feel like if you scatter around more loose objects to play with then it will make it more enjoyable.