Virtual Skate

I have only played Virtual Skate for a little bit, but that little time was enough for me to play on a selection of maps, with multiple groups of people, and get a great feeling for the game. I'll admit, it's difficult. The controls might seem janky at first, but I can assure you that the skill ceiling is out of this world. Once you get the hang of it, it will feel smooth as butter. To get into some more specific things: - The game is early access, and that obviously comes with some bugs. The worst of them, in my opinion, is how at random intervals, you are basically guaranteed to disconnect from your multiplayer lobby. This sucks, because it is very hard to find the people you were just talking to again. Outside of that, the multiplayer is quite smooth. The way the body looks can be jarring, especially with how low to the ground your body gets when making certain landings. Still, for an early access game with cross-compatibility, it's quite commendable. - The controls, especial...

This game is what VR has needed for a long time. Perhaps one of the most satisfying games I've ever played. I can guarantee you a significant portion of my life will be spent within the confines of this game, and so should yours

Good god I had been waiting so long for a game like this to come out. It is hands down the best VR skateboarding, by a mile. Updating to add that I have been ending almost every night with 30-60 min of Virtual Skate. It rules.

Virtual Skate is well on it's way to becoming one of my most played VR titles. I was skeptical, but seriously, give the demo a try. This is the best and most promising VR title I've played in probably a year. The backbone of this early access title is already very solid. The controls feel surprisingly good at this early stage, and the system for performing tricks has a lot of depth already. Once you get warmed up and used to the controls, it's very easy to find yourself entering the "flow state/fun zone" where you can just sort of turn off your brain and the movements come naturally. As someone who skates in real life, it feels pretty much as good as I could hope for a game where your hands control your feet. That said, of course this is early access and so there are other areas that are quite bare. Without mods, there's currently only 2 levels, not counting the challenge gauntlets which don't work in lobbies. This is easily remedied with mods, as there are already 30+ modded levels ...

I put 25 hours hours into the demo and absolutely loved it. Now I'm playing the full game and I love it even more. Public lobbies seem bugged (I join a session but nobody is in the level), but the game literally came out 14 hours ago so I can give that a pass.

Virtual Skate is one of the most unique and satisfying games I’ve played. It pushes skateboarding games forward in a way only a passionate developer could pull off, and it stands out as an oasis in the desert of today's VR games

I took a chance on this game and I'm so glad I did. I was worried the controls would feel wonky and the game would just be a gimmick. I was so wrong. The controls feel really good and almost...natural? It's a weird feeling but after a while it starts to feel really good. It has a bit of a learning curve, but after a few minutes you will easily get the hang of the basics. This game is great and I would love to see it with a few more "free skate" maps. Other than that i don't have any gripes. Check this game out!

It is genuinely one of my favorite vr games already, I haven't encountered any flaws, and the fact that there's mod maps makes it all the much better.

Played the demo for 22 hours and it's the greatest skateboarding simulator of all time. If you understand how to manipulate the board in real life, it'll be easy for you in this game. Walking around the Seattle map finding spots, dapping up the locals and getting a sesh will never get old. If they fix the server disconnect/other plays teleporting around that was present in the demo it's a near perfect game.

awesome game