RollerCoaster Legends II: Thor's Hammer

UPDATE: CONFIRMED - NO WMR CONTROLLER SUPPORT UPDATE: CONFIRMED - NO VALVE INDEX CONTROLLER SUPPORT

[h1]Reviewed using HTC Vive Pro[/h1] 🤴 Thrilling ride reminds me of Ohio's Kings Island "Racer" Blue vs Red but here it's Loki vs Thor. I also enjoyed the optional interactive run of collecting golden relics 📯 ✔️ Graphics are Great, excellent track layout ✔️ Sounds are Great, I swear I heard horses running ✔️ Rode coaster standing up and felt real to me 🙃 ❌ Not sure it's worth $5.99 but for Interaction Run https://youtu.be/QnZg57b8L1k

To be honest, I do not understand the trend of these <10min vr experiences that cost more that $1 much less $6?!?! Pros: - Multiple comfort settings to minimize motion sickness - Pretty graphics - A "challenge" mode to encourage players to ride again - The music Cons: - The price - The whole ride take about 7 min

Excellent 15 minutes of beautiful, creative, amazing VR fun. The only thing I would improve on is more near collisions or jump scares during the ride. The roller coater is something you will want to share with friends and family. There is also a challenge that unlocks after taking the coaster. I did not have motion sickness on the most comfortable setting, except some in the challenge because I was looking all around during the ride. Recommend on sale, because the full price is steep for a very short experience.

I should have read the forum before purchasing this one. I had no trouble with Legends I. But this one requires you to select from the menu to begin. Do not buy if you have a WMR headset; the game does not recognize the controllers to start the game.

No Index controller support. Supports headset and motion controllers. Very misleading and Im over my 2 hrs/ 7 day mark. Wasted money unless they patch in Index controller support

[h1] Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers [/h1] Good VR rollercoaster experience. Lasts a little less than 8 minutes long. Once you complete the ride, you unlock challenge mode which is just collecting items while you're riding the rollercoaster (by shooting them). The ride has excellent scenes and animations. Really good sounds as well. Good production values throughout the ride. The ride also goes goes pretty fast at times so be prepared for that if you're not used to it. There's even a hint of a story as you're in a chase scene throughout, ending with in a crescendo of lightning and fire. I won't say more than that. There are comfort options as well. I picked the guy on the right which opens up the FOV for the full unbridled experience. This is one of the better VR rollercoaster rides no doubt. Although, it is pricey it does have strong production values and quality throughout. Rate 7.5/10.

No Valve support. Disappointing.

Valve Index: Game will not recognize any of the default buttons or triggers to function. Cannot get past the intro screen and the controllers do not even show up. I would take any recommendations to correct this and update my review.

I liked the first one, so I really wanted to try this. Unfortunately, I bought it a few years ago and have never been able to get it to work. It starts and I see the menu and all that with the cool viking controllers. However, I can't interact with the menu. There's no laser on my controller in-game so I can't start the ride. I tried it again a day ago after having left it alone since I bought it, and I am still having the same problem using my Oculus Rift S. So after about 3 years, still nothing has changed. Really disappointing. This is the only game that I have this issue with, so my VR controllers seem to work just fine. Here's to hoping that something is fixed someday and I can post a positive update. In the meantime, I didn't buy this to stare at the start menu so ... gonna have to give it a thumbs down.