Mount Wingsuit

Mount Wingsuit is deffently one of my favourite VR games and in my view a match made in heaven for the VR headsets. The game can also be played in non VR mode but this review is made after playing on a HTC Vive in standing mode. The game in its core revolves around the real life death defying extreme sport of wingsuits where people jumps off cliffs while building up speed and maneuvering dangerously close to cliffs and and the ground. The game has an arcade feel to it as the player needs to do various tasks like flying through hoops set up like tracks forcing the player to the brink of destruction. The game has a rather large ammount of tasks to do for each of the 20 levels so there is a great ammount variation and replayability in this game. I think the game has somewhat of a learning curve so you should expect to invest some time and be a bit patient before you actually doesnt just fly straight down to your death but when you get a hang of it this is a really amazing game. 8.5/10

I've given this game multiple tries and have gotten no where. The flying "controls" are unintuitive. The graphics are quite poor and there's no soundtrack, or any music, to speak of. I could forgive the graphics and lack of music if it was fun. But it isn't. The flight controls are the worst thing about this game. You have to tilt your head till you are trying to stare through your ceiling before you get any sort of response from the rest of your controls. It's just terrible.

Une bonne surprise. Je conseille ce jeu.

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I had six dollars in my steam wallet, so I could play this game. I've had a Vive for nearly a year with a 1070 and it's been great. Even the bad games have been something. But, what is this? This is not worth the time to write this, let alone the time to ask for a refund. Horrid nonsesne unbeftitting of even the lowest of gaming standards is this putrid monstrosity of a s***** biscuit. I added the asterisks myself, so don't even try to guess what I typed, because even I don't know. Let this wretched tub of turds rot in heck, and let it's decent concept be resurrected by an even slightly mediocre outfit, and you shall obtain my six dollars. I said good day sir! I didn't say it, but I am saying it now.

I love this game, I've always wanted to fly a wingsuit and I feel like this is as close as I'll get for a LONG time sadly. Here are my pros and cons to the game Pros: -The flying is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ terrifying, it really feels like you are flying through the air -The controls are great once you get it right (More on this later) -The challenges progress well, you unlock stuff in a timely manner but with a sufficient amount of work Cons: -If you are prone to motion sickness, take it slow with this game, because you will get it. I'm fine, but a friend had to sit out for a bit because he couldn't handle it - The controls can be tricky if you don't set them up right (More later) In betweens (Things that might matter to someone else, but doesn't to me) -Graphics aren't GREAT, but they are good enough that it feels real to me -Some initial challenges are nigh impossible until you unlock better suits and revisit them -There is DEFINITELY a learning curve, so be ready to fail a bit at the beginning, but it'll get better! TIPS FOR SETTING UP CONTROLS - some people have said you have to lean back really far, I figured out why this happens. Basically the way the game detects your pitch input is by how far forward or back you lean, so if you recenter your camera and you are leaning back slightly, you're gonna have to lean back a lot more to make an "up" input. So, when recentering your camera, make sure you are standing straight up, or even leaning ever so SLIGHTLY forward . There's a sweet spot that you'll find and once you get it it'll be great. Overall, one of my favorite games on VR, definitely recommend!

O jogo é mal feitinho, mas se pegar em uma boa promoção, vale a pena ter na biblioteca para entreter visitas. Boa sensação de queda quando se acidenta.

As someone who has flown a wingsuit in real life about 20 times, I think this game is incredible. Playing in VR on the Quest 2 and touch controllers, The controls feel a bit similar to real wingsuiting. I didn't really need much of a movement tutorial because I just did what I would do in a wingsuit basically. While I understand the learning curve will be higher for the average person, and this game is not easy (even if you know how the controls work), the payoff for getting it right is sick (just like the real thing). I'm amazed at how realistic some of the movement controls for barrel rolls, flips, and particularly back flying are. I was flying between trees on my back. I crashed into the donut sign on a donut shop trying to fly through and the crowd grasped, which I thought was hilarious. Stalling the wingsuit at low speed and feeling the controls getting sloppier is similar to real life. Its obviously not perfect, and sometimes I get weird feedback from my controllers which can break the immersion, but this is definitely the first good real wingsuit sim I've played thus far. Obviously its not perfect, but I think this is a fantastic first pass at a winsguit simulator and I salute the devs. I just bought mount wingsuit 2 because of this Positive Experience. It could definitely use a better tutorial for people who dont understand the controls and don't have wingsuit experience. But I would say crashing into the mountain every time is a skill issue that can be resolved by learning the mechanics of the game, and I'm personally having a blast. I played this Game's main competitor "Rush", and it lacked basic physics such as gravity and speed. You could literally fly up into space. It was a joke. This is the real thing.

Just doesn't work. I've been through the tutorial, I've read the manual. This thing just doesn't react the way it should given the user inputs. Returning.

It seemed like a good game, but I didn't manage to make it work fully with my Oculus Rift controls and believe me I tried a lot. I don't know what the problem is, but I'm convinced it's not me ... it's a shame