Moto VR

This is abandoned. DO NOT BUY!!!! COMPLETE TRASH!!! Check out GP Bikes if you're looking for a Moto VR game.

As a motorcyclist, I recommend you stay away from this pile of garbage. It WILL make you sick even if you can handle VR just fine. You will NOT receive a refund. It DOESN'T handle like a bike at all. The physics make RIDE look like Assetto Corsa. Get this abandonware crap off steam.

lean on hands is difficult to control, no option for lean on head angle. spins or skids too easily not like the real thing which I have ridden on the track at speed so I know what i'm talking about, doesn't handle counter steering and the clutch appears to function as a brake. left lever should be a clutch not a brake developers. you seem to know little of bike or bike racing. only two tracks and you don't get the opportunity to do more than one lap or have the option to set number of laps. needs work here and scenery would benefit from a lot of improvement. note to the developers, don't give up there is a lot of potential here, and very little competition on the VR market.

First time I have felt sick playing any game with the Oculus. Keep working on, it guys. Shall pop in and out to check on progress as I'm looking forward to playing it. Good luck.

Moto VR is an experimental virtual reality motorcycle experience that prioritizes immersion and physical presence over depth, structure, or traditional racing polish. Developed and published by AneaGames, the title is best understood not as a full-fledged motorcycle simulator or competitive racer, but as a sandbox-style VR prototype designed to explore how riding a motorbike might feel when translated into virtual space. Its ambitions are rooted in embodiment—placing the player directly on the bike and asking them to steer, lean, and balance through VR motion rather than conventional controller inputs. From the moment you mount the motorcycle, the game emphasizes first-person presence. You sit astride the bike in VR, grip virtual handlebars using motion controllers, and guide the motorcycle around a track using a combination of steering input and body leaning. This physicality is the core appeal of Moto VR, as it attempts to replicate the sensation of riding by encouraging players to move their hands and upper body naturally. The absence of cinematic framing or heavy UI keeps attention focused on the road ahead, reinforcing the illusion of being on an actual bike rather than contr…

the physics are literally unplayable, the tilting is so messed up and it just doesnt work