Players will be able to drive all these vehicles in over 140 tracks, and Slightly Mad have gone all out to make sure that these locations will be as realistic as possible. The game will feature over 170 real-world vehicles, spanning the range from old classic and vintage cars to modern supercars. Indeed, the game will be released with VR support the same day it comes out on other platforms on September 22. Now the sequel to the racing sim game, Project Cars 2, is nearing release, and it looks to be a huge hit on not only for the PC and consoles but for VR gaming fans as well. Project Cars 2ĭeveloper Slightly Mad Studios released the original Project Cars game for the Rift in 2016 to wide acclaim. However, there should be plenty of content available in the base game to please VR gamers who want to explore the blasted nuclear wastelands. Unfortunately, Fallout 4 VR will only feature the base game it will not include any of its’s post-release DLC content, and there’s no word on when or if it will be included in future updates.

Bethesda Game Studios’ hit post-apocalypse RPG, originally released in 2015, is getting a virtual reality port that will be available only for the Vive for at least a period of timeīethesda is redesigning Fallout 4’s gameplay so that players with Vive headsets will be able to engage in combat with any number of mutated creature and humans, along with crafting and building systems. Perhaps the biggest HTC Vive exclusive game that will be released in the next few months is Fallout 4 VR, which is set to arrive on December 12th.

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