VRider SBK | REVIEW | QUEST 2 & 3 | THIS is what VR was made for.
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
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I wish someone would bring Road Rash to virtual reality
Even just a Road Rash mode could be amazing hitting people with pipes and chairs on motorcycles will never grow old. 🤣
That would be the most fun you could have on two wheels. Chain swingin and nitro boosts keeping the sense of speed! 👍
Its definitely not that. But have you tried RUNNER? Its kind of like an Akira Anime influenced single player Road Rash.
@@ninjabiatch101Thanks, I might have a look at RUNNER later, it has a free trial too, so nothing to lose.
Road Rash in VR, that's a great call.
Man this looks like fun. Great review 👍
Awesome, detailed, balanced review.
I used to have a croch-rocket and this brought back memories , I suck at this game but I'll get better , great review 👍
We need to have a handlebar attachment for this game
yes. finally a good vr sim motorcycle game. With that said, I would like to try the UEVR bike racing games at some point. But, there's something to be said about not having to mod anything at all to play 🤙 There's another futuristic bike racing vr game that allows you to use motion to control, and yeah i got tired quick. Would be nice to have the option to thumb stick turn.
Subbed! Great video, and just what I was looking for regarding this game.
Thanks for your support
This looks pretty sweet
I kept trying to clean my phone screen watching the start of this, lol.
Great review thanks. I've played it all weekend it's absolutely brilliant no joke I've got gt7 on psvr in my opinion it's not that far off in terms of immersion
Before I got to the section about the control method, in my head I already had an idea that the twist throttle and full body lean would be the ideal control method. I feel that armrests on your chair are going to be helpful.
Armrests could be a great idea to give your arms a break.
If you have a need for speed, this nails it on Quest.
Havent upgraded to a quest 3 yet from quest 2, but seeing a game like this as a psvr2 enthusiast, its adding to the tough pill to swallow if we dont get much past the announced psvr2 games coming this year…. A game like this will perhaps be my new “GT7” next year. Wtf. Unless i wanna invest in a big time gaming pc, and adopt all the issues, tweaking, and modding that comes with that. Looks fine for quest, but so hard to go back when ive seen how good big budget games can be in VR with proper hard wear. Of course like us all, ill take what i can get and props to the devs it seems on this one. :-/
I mean if you just want a PC strictly for VR and you already have a quest . It'll be a lot cheaper to go the PC route than getting a psvr2 and a PS5 and buy the games. My PC is been paid for over time and time again just cuz I don't pay for video games anymore. I got a crazy catalog of games and pretty much every VR game out right now, as well as regular pc games. I know some people are against pirates but it is what it is. I think 80 dollars for a repurposed game every year is criminal as well
@@JustMamba already have psvr2 and ps5, i mean my time with the library so far is still worth the price of admission, it just sucks that i will have to potentially invest elsewhere in the near future was all i was saying to have access to top tier vr games, if such a tier actually is able to exists. Top tier might just unfortunately become whatever the best quest hardware can put out. But happy meta is at least making enough impact it seems to keep the medium somewhat viable. As with every vr fan though we will just keep riding this wave.
When you turn does your bike tilt beneath you keeping your view parallel which I do not like or does the track tilt? A big factor for immersion for me is I love it when road tilts and you are a few inches away from tarmac when taking the bend like the real bikers. A lot of racing games apart from GT7 strangely have the option lock to horizon or lock to car/cockpit. The excellent V-Racer Hoverbike on PC VR which this reminds me of had a 'Are You Insane' setting which I always used, WipEout Omega Collection also had the option. In a bike game it is even more important to have the option for realism I feel.
I will most certainly pick this up if it has the option. Thank you for the detailed review, It looks like the devs done a good job getting balance between performance and a clean looking racing game on the standalones.
Currently, the only option is what you see in the video. If you turn the bike and don't lean in real life, the bike will move under you. However, leaning in real life does lean you in game, which feels immersive.
@@VRGRID This is where you need one of those Super Hang-on/Manx TT arcade deluxe cabinets to sit on. Thanks for the answer, I hope they add the options in the future.
I kept trying to wipe the debris off my tablet while watching this video.
Same
Lol, I forgot to mention you can wipe your helem in game :)
Thanks for review.
1) Can me and a buddy race against bots??
2) is it possible to crash if you simply lean too far?
3) does crashes always go into third person mode, or can you see it in real time?
Thanks
I'm definitely grabbing this as soon as it drops on steam, hopefully it's not just a port but includes better visuals
I haven't heard anything about a steam release. Where did you heat that?
@@VRGRID it's on the official website so hopefully that's actually true :D
@@Janninatore good to hear. Ya, they didn't say anything on the review guide they sent us.
I hear they plan to optimize for the Quest 3 within the next week. So the visuals should be even better
Does it give motion sickness?
Lmao get off course .... Love play on words
Does this have a private lobby/room code feature to play alone with your buddies ?
don't think so, but you can limit how many players down to two and open the game and have your friend hop on real quick
@nunyabizz50 That sucks. I'll have to pass on this if there's no easy way to play private with your Quest buddies. Thanks
@@rockowilson2320 you CAN actually do it, its just not a private room with code is all.
I woulldnt pass on it its a great game
Doesn't sound like they've gotten the sound right for the different engine configuration, which doesn't bode well for the "feel" of the engine character either. Not an easy ask I know, but engine character is one of my favourite things about riding.
Agreed. Like I mentioned in the video, though they did mention that they aren't happy with the bike sounds and are working on them. Time will tell I guess.
It looks like RUNNER... But slower, and no weapons
Is there manual or just automatic?
Manual as well
Considering this is possible on standalone, I don’t see why they can’t bring vtol Vr to the quest 3 natively. Maybe one day. A couch pilot can dream.
I wouldn't be surprised to see VTOL make the jump to the Quest 3.
Sorry if I missed it in the video but can you crash ? I would like to crash and slide across the floor 😅😅😅😅
You can crash, and you can see it in the video. Unfortunately you just stop and your bike shoots away....then fade to black for a reset.
@@VRGRID thanks for getting back to me I was watching/ listening as I was getting up so I must of missed it and that's better than nothing would have preferred to slide but I get a lot of people wouldn't want to 😅😅😅
How close is video in quality to the in headset view? The break up of the white lines on the track are very distracting and eye-straining. The steering mechanic is intriguing because motorcycle handling doesn't translate well to traditional joysticks or gamepads.
I didn't notice it in the headset. Your vision is definitely focused more forward.
Great review, but I’m noticing the tone is more conversational here. I miss the old ACG inspired tone.
That's not going anywhere :) This was a quick live review as I was short on time. Check out my last review for Mudrunner VR.
PS2 graphics.
Well it is running on a mobile chipset
Hardly ps2 graphics and it's in vr
More like early ps3.
@@VRGRID Red Matter 2 also runs on Quest 3 and looks almost identical to the PCVR version.
@@Dad3601 There is no grass, no trees or people, it is all cardboard and boring. There are heavier games on the Quest 3 that show that it is possible to offer a graphic quality according to the current generation.
I bought it and requested a refund in an hour.
Theres no clutch option. The twist function is super finicky. Every bike starts out going 0-60 in like 10 minutes, even when you're in a race by yourself.
Idk, I know it could never feel like the real thing. But man, It took me 20 minutes just to get the controls to work correctly. I think how well its being reported is vaguely suspicious.
Edit: Not you or other youtubers. More all of the 5 star ratings saying its the perfect VR racing game.
I just don't think I see it.
in other words it was too hard for you, it does have a steep learning curve but I am an old man pushing close to 70 and i am getting the hang of it after just about 6 hours of game play.
and not sure what is meant by "every bike starts out going 0-60 in like 10 minutes" seems more like 0-60 in about 2 seconds
Do not play this if you ever think about riding a real motorcycle or a bicycle, the controls are inverted. Turning the handles bar in the wrong direction will kill you on the street. A 2 wheel only turn by counter steering. You will die on a real motorcycle if you get used to the inverted controls of this game, don't play this game it can literally kill you.
If they adjust the controls so that you are "leaning" the handlebars into corners rather than turning them, it could actually be pretty good. I've tried the MotoGP VR games and they have the control scheme nailed, even if it's arcadey as hell. It doesn't give you motion sickness because it's intuitive. I ride bikes IRL and I tried one particular "Moto VR" game that used to be on steam and immediately almost threw up because of the problem you described.
Don't play (insert random shooter). In this game you can get shot many times and still live. In real life if you get shot you could die. Don't play this game it can literally kill you.
@@CheapskateMotorsports can you imageine if racing sim you had to turn the steering in the opposite of a real car how dangerous that would be? Security above all. V-Racer Hoverbike (see my video playing that game in VR on a real motorcycle) had leaning your head from left to right and that was better. When you lean, like I do on the racetrack or the road, by body is leaning into the corner, but the handle bars are getting away from the turn. If a kid get good at that game and then go ride a bicyle, he may die if he try to avoid something, because the game will have reprogrammed him.
If a kid get hurt because of that game I kept all the communication witht the company that makes the game and my report to Meta.
@@MarquisDeSang man, don't be that guy. Just get GPBikes if you want ultra realism. No one is gonna die because of this game. As long as it functions in a way that is intuitive and doesn't cause motion sickness, it's fine.
@@CheapskateMotorsports The pibozo bike sim is amazing in vr
Graphics look wank
gfx is so bad...
It looks fine…It’s better than Grid Legends.
for stand alone the graphics are good, in a week will be better once optimized for Quest 3
How much did they pay you for this review? Dude, this game sucks. It's not at all what it's hyped up to be.
You called this sim racing? This looks like shit
I have VR and this looks like rubbish. I have been riding for a long time, including track racing, I don't think this looks like bike racing and I don't think there is a bike racing game that really feels like racing. I'm glad I don't have a Quest.
I am glad you don't also
@@nunyabizz50 LOL😂