- May 12, 2022
- Cyber Car Industries
Cyber Car
Platforms
About
Welcome to our best product made so far for VR. Cyber Car is a super immersive experience, made for those who love the futuristic cyberpunk environment and a light vibe to relax and enjoy the view. 6DoF FREE and Enable!!! Use your favorite joystick, mouse and keyboard, your VR controller, whatever you want! We try to make this experience compatible with all headsets and computers! The control…











- The game features impressive visuals and a vibrant cyberpunk environment, making it visually appealing and immersive.
- It's a fun and casual experience that allows players to explore a futuristic city, providing a relaxing escape.
- The developers are responsive to community feedback and show potential for future updates and improvements.
- The controls are often described as sluggish and unresponsive, leading to a frustrating gameplay experience.
- Many players have reported issues with VR compatibility, including controller drift and motion sickness.
- The game lacks meaningful content and objectives, making it feel empty and repetitive after a short time.
graphics
24 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally praised for their quality and the immersive experience of flying in a futuristic vehicle, though some users note a lack of graphical options and improvements in overall performance. While the visuals are considered decent to great, there are calls for better control responsiveness and more customization for higher-end PCs. Overall, the graphics contribute positively to the experience, but there is room for enhancement.
“Let me start off by saying that the visuals are great.”
“Visuals are great and unlike air car, it had an in-game HOTAS controller menu.”
“Nice performance and good graphics and audio.”
“If it were an improvement in some way; a bigger city, better graphics, better gameplay and control, but there are simply no improvements.”
“There are no real graphical options, except for rain and traffic intensity.”
“If the virtual controls worked properly and they added graphics options so people with higher-end PCs could utilize what they have, I'd give a thumbs up.”