MotorSport Revolution

About

Motorsport Revolution is a single-player, physics-based racing game inspired by classic console racing games, as well as the popular Le Mans Series, which is considered the most challenging sport racing class in the world. With these influences in mind, we’re creating an epic immersive VR motorsport racing experience where players race the world’s top production-class race cars in the ultimate tes…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

+16

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews

emotional2 positive mentions

graphics6 negative mentions

Oculus support is very good once set up, providing a different experience compared to traditional setups.
The game has potential to grow into something great with future updates.
Some players found the game enjoyable when using VR gear.

The game lacks proper Oculus Rift support and has poor graphics and car handling.
Many players reported unplayable controls and a lack of content, feeling it was a waste of money.
The developer has a reputation for releasing unfinished titles and banning negative feedback.

graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
8%
42%
50%
The graphics of the game have been widely criticized for being outdated and reminiscent of early gaming eras, with many users likening them to PlayStation 1 visuals or racing simulations from the early 2000s. Descriptions include terms like "blotchy," "stone age graphics," and "half finished," indicating a significant dissatisfaction with the overall visual quality.
- “The graphics look a bit dated.”
- “It felt like going back in time to a PlayStation 1 game; the graphics are blotchy and outdated, even on the highest settings.”
- “Think of a half-finished Daytona USA game with 1990 graphics and handling, and I'm still dressing it up!”
- “The graphics are crap; looks like a racing sim from the early 2000s.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The emotional impact of the game is overwhelmingly negative, with players expressing feelings of violation and distress, akin to being mugged. This suggests a strong, unsettling emotional response that may detract from the overall experience.