There are many VR titles out there that seem like gimicks. At first I saw this and thought it was going to a be game where you just flail your arms at your sides to win. Clearly I was wrong.

Sprint Vector is a game where you race to the end by "Sprinting" and going through obstacles on the race track. By using many abilities like drifting, flying, climbing, and power ups it makes the races feel very engaging. Its very "Mario Kart" esque where the power ups you pick up are conviently placed so you can use them against your oponents.

This game is one of the most polished VR games I've ever played. You really get a sense of immersion just by even standing still and looking at environments. The art style is very stylistic and it really stands out. The soundtrack is also amazing. The presentation of this game is top notch and I can't recommend this game more!

Man is this one a workout! Arms are already sore after an hour. I didn't even notice I was pretty much exercising while enjoying it. I wanted to keep playing but my body kept saying no.

PS: Take breaks!

There are many VR titles out there that seem like gimicks. At first I saw this and thought it was going to a be game where you just flail your arms at your sides to win. Clearly I was wrong. Sprint Vector is a game where you race to the end by "Sprinting" and going through obstacles on the race track. By using many abilities like drifting, flying, climbing, and power ups it makes the races feel very engaging. Its very "Mario Kart" esque where the power ups you pick up are conviently placed so you can use them against your oponents. This game is one of the most polished VR games I've ever played. You really get a sense of immersion just by even standing still and looking at environments. The art style is very stylistic and it really stands out. The soundtrack is also amazing. The presentation of this game is top notch and I can't recommend this game more! Man is this one a workout! Arms are already sore after an hour. I didn't even notice I was pretty much exercising while enjoying it. I wanted to keep playing but my body kept saying no. PS: Take breaks!