SickWay VR

Sickway VR let you play with the idea of riding a two-wheeled electric vehicle high above the city, does it sounds nerve-wracking already? Yet it delivers a fun sense of adventure without going over the top, you navigate down towers, overcoming obstacles and popping into minigames that break the pace in a fun way The multiplayer mode is a pleasant surprise, racing friends across up to five different tracks adds a light competitive spark The VR physics feel believable, and the city vistas heighten that immersive, slightly adrenaline-tinged feeling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jH871tbjons

Should be around $10

I had to request a refund, when turning something seems very off with the frame rate and its nausea inducing. Shame as it could have been quite fun.

Game has promise but it breaks almost immediately when you have to hammer and nail on a plank. The nail goes in and that's it. Game is broken. Cannot proceed and it keeps telling you to do the same exact thing and you cannot do anything else. Edit: apparently you have to physically duck down to get past that point. Anyway it still shows great promise. Needs to be cleaned up I think here and there but it gives you a pretty good feeling of being way the hell high up!

Works on Reverb G2. Sickway is fun and unique segway sim, but it is very short on content and requires extremely sturdy VR legs. It feels like something from the early days of PC VR in both good and bad ways. Segway controls are simple and intuitive. Bold decision to not have any camera stabilizing leads to much more immersive feelings of vertigo and speed at the cost of alienating anyone, who suffers from VR sickness even a little bit. I've been playing VR since 2018, and still felt a little nausea after playing Sickway for only 30 minutes at a time. Main campaign is really short and may take only 20-50 minutes to beat. There are some additional levels, including multiplayer races and user creations, but even with them the content is very limited. The game looks great, but it performs terribly. On 5080 I had to enable DLSS and disable antialiasing to avoid infrequent FPS drops near the tallest buildings.

Game started me 30 feet above my vehicle. On view reset, brightness was turned to, what i can only assume was, -10. After fixing brightness in settings, framerate tanked. Multiple times.