Disc Golf Adventure VR

I really enjoy this game. I almost always mix it in to my VR sessions. It reminds me of playing disc golf IRL and with realistic disc varieties and disc flight. Shoping for new discs at the range and unlocking bag slots is fun. You can also use your xp to upgrade your throw which is cool. Edit: the input lag has been fixed with an update.

Hi. This game has been very good for me. At first it took some tweaking in my pc but I was able to get my frames to about 2-3ms which gave me over 50% overhead on my 2080 super. Then the gameplay was super smooth. I would recommend to anyone who has been looking for the most true to life VR Disc Golf experience to date. Great job guys and please keep updating (and making games lol). Thanks.

This game is a lot of fun for anyone who does disc golf or is interested in it. The discs do have different flight patterns, 9 courses to play at the moment, and frequent updates keep the game fun and fresh. I would like to see negative turn patterns in discs if possible, as many of my favorite actual discs do have some negative numbers. One thing I've noticed as well is that when in the main menu area, the game runs at a smooth 90 fps. However, once on a course, it seems to only go up to 45 fps. This does cause a bit of input lag but nothing terrible. Overall, great game, worth the money!!!

I'm about 7 hrs in at the moment with every intention of playing A LOT more over the winter. I'm a disc golfer and although it's difficult at first to make the game feel at all realistic, once you get used to the physics/mechanics it's really fun and intuitive. (Pro Tip: Don't flick your wrist too hard and always follow through towards your target.) Short game and putting are quite good with lots of feel. The game isn't without it's bugs but it is certainly worth the price. I prefer this over Rec Room's disc golf option, and that weird "Tron" looking one. (The Tron one is cool in it's own way, but it's not a disc golf game.) Lots of discs that actually feel different and there's actually an XP based progression system that is cool. After playing a few holes of a harder course: "Okay wow, this course is nice. I'm gonna need to practice a little more and maybe look at some new discs if I want to score well here......haha....dang....this game is pretty fun!" Biggest gripes: 1. The chains are too stiff and are prone to spit outs when putting from close to the basket. (But are forgiving at a distance, which is good.) 2. There's no scorecard while you're playing. (However, the one at the end of the round is nicely detailed) 3. Some wind would be nice.

This game really did not do it for me. But I am not into this IRL, where as the other reviewers as of writing this are and they seem to really enjoy it. I was actually a bit confused in the menu area (lobby style), half the items I could not interact with and it took a minute to even find where you start your game! By the time I had begun my course I was already starting to notice the short loop of wildlife sounds. I also had a bug which affected most of my playtime, which was that when going to pick up the disc, it would disappear (eventually realised that it was hovering back at the start point). To get it back, I had to press the Steam button to go out to the overlay and back into the game every time. The game also does not perform well considering the visuals https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1918316233 2080ti/9700k/Index set to 120Hz with 150%SS and it was running consistently repro'd to 60fps. Judging by the stats, I would probably have to drop SS completely to hold 120fps, or use 90Hz with little SS. That is not good for a game like this. Then there is the price. I see a couple of other games put out by Brian Macumber alone at half the price, they also look more appealing. But with 2 Macumbers on this title, the game costs twice as much. It does at least fill a gap that no one else has, and it seems for those who like this activity IRL its enjoyable to them.

Gotta say it's pretty accurate to the Real Deal. On sale or not, it's a GOOD VR Game. Only issue is that the disc bounces a little TOO much.

Doesn't work correctly, a total waste of money and time