

Mount Wingsuit
Ninja Whale Studios · 2016 · Simulation, Sports, Action, Indie, VR
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About Mount Wingsuit
Hone your skills to perfect one of the 40 line challenges, try your hand at a slalom course or an over / under challenge, unleash Survival Mode where only the most skilled and persistent makes it down alive, or simply go cruising for one of the many secrets scattered across the map - the choice is yours!
You have eight wingsuits at your disposal, using an advanced aerodynamic model to give each suit its unique look and feel, and twenty drop points to unlock and explore. With 320 objectives spread across 650 square kilometers of mountains loosely based on the Rockies, all in an open world packed with unique features, this game leaves you with miles to go.
Features:
- 40 checkpoint lines to challenge your skills
- 20 unlockable droppoints
- 8 different wingsuits
- Parachute
- Huge open world to explore
- Survival mode with multiple challenges
- Tons of gameplay objectives and collectibles
- Made for VR
- Also works without a VR headset
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the realistic wingsuit physics and responsive controls when using the right setup, with many finding the movement mechanics intuitive and deeply satisfying once mastered. However, the game has a steep learning curve that frustrates newcomers, and opinions are sharply divided on control quality, with some finding them unintuitive or requiring specific controller configurations to feel right. The game's value proposition is debated, with supporters calling it worthwhile even at full price while critics question the price point given the accessibility issues.
As someone who has flown a wingsuit in real life about 20 times, I think this game is incredible. Playing in VR on the Quest 2 and touch controllers, The controls feel a bit similar to real wingsuiting. I didn't really need much of a movement tutorial because I just did what I would do in a wingsuit basically. While I understand the learning curve will be higher for the average person, and this game is not easy (even if you know how the controls work), the payoff for getting it right is sick (just like the real thing). I'm amazed at how realistic some of the movement controls for barrel rolls, flips, and particularly back flying are. I was flying between trees on my back. I crashed into the donut sign on a donut shop trying to fly through and the crowd grasped, which I thought was hilarious. Stalling the wingsuit at low speed and feeling the controls getting sloppier is similar to real life. Its obviously not perfect, and sometimes I get weird feedback from my controllers which can break the immersion, but this is definitely the first good real wingsuit sim I've played thus far. Obviously its not perfect, but I think this is a fantastic first pass at a winsguit simulator …1 found this helpful
Having bought this back in 2016, long before I had any sort of PCVR setup, I'd dabbled with it, enjoyed it and then forgot it about it. Once i got a PCVR setup in early 2021 I gave it a go in VR and found it... eh. It was okay, but tricky to control. While I couldn't quite put my finger on why it wasn't really working for me, it just kind of didn't. When the MW2 control scheme was back-ported to this a couple or so months back I decided to give it another go and... hell yes! Suddenly it worked. Suddenly it stuck. Suddenly it felt right and made sense. I'm now 12 play sessions into trying to get perfection on every single drop and having so much fun doing it. If you have good VR legs and think a wingsuit simulator sounds like a lot of fun I highly recommend this. Anyone wanting to get a feel for how the game looks and feels might find my playlist on YouTube useful. Starting with a 2d recording back in 2016, it then dives into my initial experiment in VR, and then my subsequent plays with the new control scheme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou3VzTvelVE&list=PLUY2FpMDyORB1AAosa_lhmOanV5d_u-2V1 found this helpful
I played using both an original Vive and the Index. Both times it worked perfectly. Not sure what the other reviews are about it not working. It works fine for me and its super fun!
Nice game, physics feels realistic.Many fun tasks and achievments. Can`t understand the negative reviews about the controls.Playing with xbox controler in VR, and no issues here
Yo. This is on sale for 2 bucks n change right now. Just get it. If you clicked it cuz ur curious, im here to say its worth the regular price tag, and a NO brainer for 2 flippin dollars. Play it with a gamepad and a VR headset. arms out vr play is no fun imho, not enough control by a long shot. Strong stomach suggested because flight. tons of lines to fly, and the challenges are a-plenty.
Do not listen to any of the reviews that praise the controls, or say they are fine. They are absolute garbage. You cannot drop anyone into this game and expect them to have fun or figure it out, even if they are a VR veteran. And for $15???? The devs must be on something.
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