Aircar. I have tried several times to get the flight simcalled “Aircar” to work on my oculus 3 VRheadset. I used to play it all the time, butthe last few times I tried, it is like it no longerexists.Anyone know why ??
投稿者：CTguy1955
★5
Excellent. We need more cities..
投稿者：Smidsy57
★5
Brilliant! This is an ideal fly sim VR experience. Its very basic, but is superb to give you some early insight into what VR can be like. You can fly anywhere and dock and fly off again. Its free and is less than a gig, so only took seconds to install. Recommended...I had no issues that others describe at all. Its just a free game, so my expectations are not that high so I dont get to agitated.
投稿者：IXLUK
★4
Wow! Love this freebie. Feel so real. Wish it was a full game. There's nothing quite like the the dizzy gravity feeling, even vertigo. Would have given 5starz if the landscape was a little more interactive.
投稿者：IM_DA_DOC
★3
Pretty good. This game is pretty fun to mess around with for a little bit. But after a few minutes a became bored. There isnt much to the game besides flying around. if you could shoot misiles or do missions i would have totally rated this game a 5!
Works on Quest 3, still amazing. You can fly around and explorer a small bladerunner like city. No touch controllers and the resolution is kind of lower than many other apps. Tweak the resolution and put on some awesome music and you'll spend a few hours just flying around.
Best demo, heck EXPERIENCE, in the Rift. This is an amazing experience, especially if you are into flying/flight-sims. The controls are reasonably good, and the feeling of actually flying is quite palpable in this beautiful BladeRunner-esque environment. Hat's off to the developer!! PLEASE GIVE US MORE!
This DEMO is better than 99% of the paid experiences I've experienced.
Has amazing potential. I can't hear what the commander is saying but this looks hyper realistic, it would be good as an objective based freeroam game where you get in and out of the ship to do tasks and missions maybe
Quest
Rift
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