THE DEFINITIVE ARCADE RACER FOR VR Race through neon cities, alien worlds, and orbital circuits. Lean into every turn using intuitive chest-based controls designed for comfort and immersion. Outrun missiles, drop mines, and blast your way to victory—this is VR racing at full throttle.
Solo, competitive, or chaotic—choose from Time Trial, Weekly Challenge, Combat, Survivor, Neon Runner, Multiplayer, and Career.
Race through highland valleys, desert colonies, neon-lit cities, and orbital spaceways. Each circuit offers unique challenges, visual styles, and hazards to master.
Race with up to 6 players in cross-platform online multiplayer. Choose your avatar and meet up in a social lobby between sessions.
Classic arcade racing meets chaos. Pick up missiles, EMP blasts, homing drones, and mines as you fight your way through aggressive opponents in high-speed, weaponized showdowns.
Best racing game on Quest so far. VRacer is a mix of wipeout and mario kart in VR. You control your bike with leaning and controller gestures and it works really well. VRacer has alot of different modes like career, combat, time trial, multiplayer and more. You can raise your level, earn money and buy new bikes and cosmetics. The multiplayer is excellent too, its basically a serious mario kart on bikes with power ups (when you choose combat) and its alot of fun. For me its one of the best racing games for vr and when you have the slightest interest in racing games, you should absolutely buy it.
The Best VR Racer Since Wipeout. FULL REVIEW AVAILABLE ON GAMERTAG VR YOUTUBE CHANNELI almost passed this game up because VRacer first launched way back in 2018 on oculus rift and even though the sense of speed was good, I really didn’t feel it had much else to offer, but the developer has really put the work in for this updated new release and overall I’ve came away extremely impressed. Get in, get online and prepare to be blown away
The Game That Made Me Yell \"WHEEEEE\". Move over, Mario Kart — there's a new chaos machine in town, and it flies. VRacer Hoverbike is basically what happens when you strap jet engines to a blender, toss in some rainbow sprinkles, and call it a sport. It’s Mario Kart meets Tron meets “why am I flying face-first into a wall while grinning like an idiot?”The hoverbikes? Oh, they're fast. Like “I-just-blinked-and-hit-a-wall-at-300mph” fast. Competing with friends is the best part, especially when you ruin lifelong friendships with a well-timed power-up shaped like some kind of a disguised blue shell. Weekly leaderboards let you flex your virtual racing muscles, assuming you didn’t dislocate something during a particularly aggressive lean.Speaking of leaning — I don’t use joysticks, because I’m not a peasant. I use my "chest." Yes, I race by physically throwing my torso left and right like I'm trying to seduce the bike with interpretive dance. It’s immersive. It’s athletic cause now I have a new six pack of abs. Not really. It’s probably very confusing to people watching me from the outside.The career mode lets you earn cash by standing proudly on the podium, preferably while still catching your breath from the last loop-de-loop that made you question your VR legs. Use your winnings to upgrade your hoverbike into something that looks like it was designed by BoboTheClown on Red Bull. You can customize everything — your gear, your bike, probably even your dignity (mine is in the shop).Graphics? Oh baby, they’re vivid. Like, "lick-the-rainbow" vivid. Over 30 tracks await, each packed with insane turns, gravity-defying nonsense, and loopy doopy spinny things that turn your brain into scrambled eggs. There's even a tutorial for all the steering options in case you want to pretend like you're not just winging it the whole time.Best part? You never have to release the throttle. That’s right — never let go. Just slap the brakes while still full-throttle like the adrenaline-fueled maniac you are. It’s like riding a rocket while trying to parallel park.Mastering the game is easy after a few practice laps, but don’t worry — you’ll still be pinballing off walls and cackling madly the whole time. Honestly, it's not just a racing game — it’s a full-body comedy routine. And I love every unhinged second of it.
My new favorite racing game. VRacer Hoverbike might as well be the most fun racing game I’ve played in VR! The entire game is incredibly polished and it’s great to see it on Quest. Controls are intuitive and the futuristic design really makes it feel like a spiritual successor to Wipeout. This game has given me a reason to bring my Quest with me when traveling to hop in a race every now and then during the evenings too! My only real suggestion would be some form of cross-save between Meta and Steam… I need this game on every VR platform in my life :)
BANGIN!! This is easily the best racing I’ve played in VR. The controls are incredibly easy to learn, but difficult to master. The campaign mode is a blast. The tracks remind me of the good ole FZero/SNES days. The combat is a nice added touch too… damage done to your bike doesn’t take you out of the race like Mario kart… you get slowed down but it never feels unfair. I’m honestly loving this game. Totally addicted right now. The only complaint I have is multiplayer seems pretty dead… I’ve logged in twice (once during peak hours, dinner time) and not a soul was online. It’s a shame cuz this could be an amazing multiplayer racer. Hopefully over time it gets more populated. Other than that complaint, it’s a 10/10
Awesome racing game,best on the Quest 3. This is the fastest racing game I've played on the Quest 3 and 7 years of developing, it's polished and looks amazing.I didn't notice any bugs from what I played.So immersive and the bikes look cool the weapons are great and the control's feel perfect.The tracks are very well done and upgrades are great, earn cash and upgrade.Career mode is well done and the difficulties in levels are well implemented and multiplayer is great too.Definitely a must buy if you like racing games.5 stars from me.
Very polished. Yes, I rated 5 stars and still have some complaints. Game runs smooth, is fun, and deserves 5 stars. Here’s my only complaints: you may get motion sickness. I’ve read other reviews stating that you don’t and I don’t agree. It gives you a sense of speed. When the race comes to an end and the bike brakes to a halt, you will feel yourself going forward; so to say you won’t would be misleading. But it wasn’t terrible. My last complaint is small. There’s no gear shifting. This is an arcade type game. It’s not trying to be a simulator but that would have been a nice touch. Again, great game
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