ELEC
Tony Rito · 2021 · Racing, Combat Racing, Bikes, Action, PvE
PC
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About ELEC
A match-based, competitive, VR racing game heavily inspired by 80s futurism.
Inspired by the neon futurism of the 80s, make way for ELEC, a fast paced competitive VR game.
Start your journey into the world of the game and begin a match with computer players or real players in peer to peer style.
Take your cycle by the grips and delete your opponents as you race around the arena.
Be the last man standing, win for your team, or play in endless roam against bots and take your time to hone your skills.
Not enough?
Each round you can earn “quanta,” the games currency, to buy new cycle colors and helmets to kit out your rider and show off your winnings against the other players.
Are you ready to take the planes of ELEC?
I’d like to see you try.
For a long time, we've had this idea about a game of this nature.
Something fast, but simple, that still required elements of strategy and skill.
While there's plenty of games on the market that fit these requirements, none of them felt like what we wanted.
So, what do you do when you're a couple of programmers, wishing there were a game that felt like an idea of yours?
You make one.
So we did.
Taking inspiration for the games in a certain movie from 1982 that shall not be named, the mechanics were there, all we had to do was implement them in a way better suited for modern gaming, specifically, for VR.
Work started on design and prototyping April 13th, 2021, and here we stand, proud of our work and ready to share.
But that's not all, oh no. We have plenty of big ideas for the future of ELEC.
So stay tuned, and enjoy!
NOTE:
Native Pimax support, full wide fov, no parallel projection required
Inspired by the neon futurism of the 80s, make way for ELEC, a fast paced competitive VR game.
Start your journey into the world of the game and begin a match with computer players or real players in peer to peer style.
Take your cycle by the grips and delete your opponents as you race around the arena.
Be the last man standing, win for your team, or play in endless roam against bots and take your time to hone your skills.
Not enough?
Each round you can earn “quanta,” the games currency, to buy new cycle colors and helmets to kit out your rider and show off your winnings against the other players.
Are you ready to take the planes of ELEC?
I’d like to see you try.
In Other Words:
For a long time, we've had this idea about a game of this nature.
Something fast, but simple, that still required elements of strategy and skill.
While there's plenty of games on the market that fit these requirements, none of them felt like what we wanted.
So, what do you do when you're a couple of programmers, wishing there were a game that felt like an idea of yours?
You make one.
So we did.
Taking inspiration for the games in a certain movie from 1982 that shall not be named, the mechanics were there, all we had to do was implement them in a way better suited for modern gaming, specifically, for VR.
Work started on design and prototyping April 13th, 2021, and here we stand, proud of our work and ready to share.
But that's not all, oh no. We have plenty of big ideas for the future of ELEC.
So stay tuned, and enjoy!
NOTE:
Native Pimax support, full wide fov, no parallel projection required
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Definitely satisfys "THAT" itch. A bit buggy but considering Qbike (other game) isn't a viable lightcycle option (no offline play, dead servers, and no more support) this is the last hope for this style of game. That being said considering the release date it appears this isn't being further supported either (hopefully it gets revisited eventually). Butttt it has AI which is cool. I might be doing something wrong but it also looks like free-roam is the only option (meaning it's one long match until you get bored and exit which when you exit does have a podium.) So in it's state although it is a game that you can technically play, it doesn't have much game structure, though it's existence makes me happy :) . As someone who grew up playing GLtron on Linux in the 2000s ever since VR's mainstream inception with the Rift DK1 I've been waiting for a lightbike game. I know why they don't exist or the ones that do never took off, so lame though, because it's probs the thing every normie has compared VR to aside from obligatory 'Matrix' reference, and what everyone whose received a headset has thought of. I hope my review boosts this game just a little bit, but would I recommend it to …
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