Virtual Driving School

Really cries out for a driving test mode where you either pass or fail based on your number of infractions. I found I was having to police myself for things like headchecks and indicating, which really means it's not teaching me much more than if I were playing GTA5 abiding by the road rules. Also: it would be way more useful if it had regional road rules (for example regarding whether you can turn right on a stop light).

this driving sim game isnt very good the menus dont work properly well using a vr headset also when you try to brake the car stops like you dropped a anchor the steering is off it does not match the sim wheel and the keybinds keep unbinding themselves

I waited for over half a year for this, thinking it might be a good way for my wife to learn the basics of driving, especially since it appears to be designed around UK road rules and supports both VR and steering wheels. On paper, it looked perfect. But in reality, the button detection barely works, the steering wheel button mapping is ridiculous, and the UI instructions are laughable. What’s even more bizarre is the throttle and brake logic — I have genuinely never seen such a stupid mapping setup in any driving game or simulator. The VR display is also far from satisfactory, and overall the whole game looks like something from ten years ago in terms of graphics. Very disappointing, especially after waiting this long.

[h1]Experienced on the Meta Quest 3[/h1] You can view my dangerous driving in VR here: https://youtu.be/jMITF9-Jd2w Is this a bad game? I don't think so. However, I'm still giving it a negative review because it's simply too buggy. First of all, the driving test doesn't work in VR. You just get put in a black & grey room where nothing happens. Second of all, at least one of the driving lessons was totally bugged. You start out in a grassy areas and have to go through the bushes, except you can't (the AI driver can). However, as inexcusably buggy as it is, I think it does teach some driving. If you're serious about learning to drive, I do think there's some value, especially when it's on sale for $10 USD or less. You'll learn something and get comfortable behind the wheel. You just have to be okay with the bugs, which I don't think will ever get patched, but I may be wrong about that. [b]Rate 4.5/10.[/b] [quote]I bought this game! If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator group [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/Oculus_WMR]Oculus Rift Reviews.[/url][/quote]

Absolute no-brainer. If you just save a single actual driving lesson, due to training with this simulator, you already save more than 7 times the full price of this simulator. As for features, it's so far doing, what it advertises to be able to offer. You can even choose different cars and change colours, so it even includes some benign gimmicks. It is fairly easy to get into, especially compared to City Car Driving.

Currently learning to drive in the UK, around 20 hours of lessons in. Playing this using a G29 steering wheel and pedals and the screen is my laptops, no VR. So far functionally I have had 0 issues with the game. Loads fine, no crashes or lagging and wheel has functioned perfectly from the get go. Have adjusted some of the controls such as indicators, gears and looking around as these are setup for manual control and I'm learning automatic. Whilst I have found this useful to refresh skills and for control of the car at this stage the lessons only really cover the basics so great for someone approaching starting learning but further in you will have already covered this. Hopefully the more technical things can be added in time and especially would like to see parking lessons added into this. The low speed turning control could use some refining as I feel you have to go a lot slower than IRL to maintain control of the car in tight turns. Just tried the taxi minigame and it's quite fun and keeps you on your toes to put the lessons into practice. This will probably be what I mainly use it for unless more is added, particularly with self policing for mirror checks which is something I need to improve upon. Overall in summary, works fine and great for a beginner but needs more depth and detail to cover for learners further along in their IRL lessons

It's good! There aren't many games for just chill legal driving and learning, I've been playing with an xbox controller and it's been fully playable like that. I'm upgrading to a wheel+gearbox, I'll update it after, but in the forums the devs seem to be listening and working on fixes. In fact I wish I had this while I was learning for a license, I was practicing parking in GTA5 EDIT: It works alright with my Logitech G923, I just had to set it up to my preferences and in these games maybe invert the clutch to work well. It works as it should! Graphics wise I like it, it reminds me of the graphics from drivers ed programs, my only issues are the maps being relatively small and the Ai is sometimes funny, they currently don't work very well at roundabouts.

не рекомендую, какая то грязная поделка на тему ccd. CCD по всем параметрам в разы лучше. Машины не настоящие, руль только правый , 4х полосных дорог в принципе нет, звук двигателя вообще не слышно, физики машины нет, столкновений нет. кабина это не кабина автомобиля, а какая то херня. Машина не глохнет, хоть заднюю втыкай на 100 км час. Какие то дикие ограничения скорости в 30 английских километров в час, я на велосипеде быстрее езжу. опять же делаю авто симулятор и круиз контроль (или искуственный круиз контроль) не сделан, не у всех есть руль. Даже тот же Taxi Life: A City Driving Simulator обосранный со всех сторон в прямо в разы лучше смотрится по отношению к данной игре, хотя он на фоне ccd просто отстой.