Radial-G : Racing Revolved

Radial-G : Racing Revolved doesn't support Oculus Touch Controllers like advertised...If Developer Updates to support Oculus Touch i will update my review.

Beautiful little game, made well in my opinion, and I enjoy it very much

It,s a pretty cool game, has great action,easy to learn and adjust,has crazy 3d courses,only drawback is not enough players. so I recommend this game when it's on sale, and for those who don't mind racing bots, but again really cool game everyone buy it so I can race ya.

I got to play this awesome game at EGX Rezzed, great visuals, fast speeds and great leader board information. It`s a sharp, additive, arcade racer in the tradition of F-Zero or Wipeout. It’s clearly been built with the Rift in mind and is all the better for it. It’s clear that there’s talent at work here, with the best parts from Wipeout and F-Zero method into one satisfactory demo that comes alive through the Rift headset. Very good game to show off VR at EGX too and one for the my top best games of 2015.

Great fun. Very frustrating (in a good way). Really recommend this in VR.

It's not even what I would consider mediocre. I can forgive not having much in the way of controller support or customization. I gueeesss. But geeze. It's like they played the F-Zero games, looked at the maps where you can't tell what's coming ahead of you and decided to make a game entirely based around that. They use green lights to signify whether something is "safe" and red lights if it's unsafe. So what you end up doing the whole time is steering toward green lights. Larger racing strategies just don't exist, and the ability to sort of learn how to play -- by say, sticking to an inner curve or making some killer turns -- is entirely absent. The boost doesn't *feel* like you're boosting either. Needs some extra oomph to make it feel meaningful. Graphics are pretty alright. The game looks pretty okay. And the music is pretty typical racing techno. Which, I mean, hey, I like. If you're expecting something like F-Zero or Wipeout but in VR, this definitely isn't that. It's its own thing, a thing I don't find interesting or fun, but hey. You might. I guess.

I have tried to play, but I haven't get any of my controllers (G27, G940, XBox Wireless Controller, Steam Controller) to work. So... little more to say.

Whats the point in VR if you can't use the Oculus controllers to play? Am I missing something?

A solid futuristic racer with a decent amount of content for the price.

Decent, but not much else. F-Zero fans thirsting for something novel, look elsewhere. If there's a lesson to be gained from this game, it's that making a game like this requires a lot more polish and attention to detail than you'd expect. Nothing feels "right" enough, here, and for this kind of Breakout-esque title, if that feeling isn't there, not much else is - not even the odd feeling of spectacle from the good background design and general graphical fidelity makes it worthwhile. The tubular tracks, also, seem misguided, and not all that interesting to play through or look at. For a time this was, essentially, one of very few F-Zero-likes out on PC, and sadly it doesn't do the concept much justice. Seek Redout instead.