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Games like VR Drivers

2017PC

A PC VR racing game where you sit in the driver's seat, race computer opponents on dedicated tracks and try to beat your own records.

  • Driving or flying
  • Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

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In short: Games like VR Drivers

Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes VR Drivers special. The reasons are listed right on each game.

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Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing

96 %Match

2003PC, Steam Deck verified79 % positive5.89 €

Brings what grabs you about VR Drivers: driving or flying, a realistic look and vast, open spaces.

A notorious 2003 racing game where you drive a semi truck through checkpoints while the opponent just sits still. Missing game mechanics, broken physics and bugs made it infamous as one of the worst games ever made.

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The Need for Speed

Gameplay comes before story

The 1994 classic lets you drive eight real exotic sports cars across six tracks, with handling that was realistic for its time and video footage of the cars. Police chases add tension and later became a series trademark.

FlatOut

Gameplay comes before story

FlatOut is a rowdy arcade demolition racer where crashes, flying debris and ragdoll driver stunt minigames matter as much as winning. Gritty dirt-track races feel rough, chaotic and fun.

TOCA World Touring Cars

Vast, open spaces

You race touring cars from several championships around the world in this early-2000s Codemasters title. Its appeal lies in competitive circuit racing with a focus on realistic handling against AI rivals.

Gravel

Gameplay comes before story

Gravel is an arcade-leaning off-road racer from Milestone that blends several disciplines such as rally, cross country, wild rush and speed cross into a TV-show style career. The focus is on fast, spectacular races across muddy and dusty tracks.

Grid: Autosport

Timing and reflexes matter (parrying, dodging)

A racing game balancing arcade and simulation, where you are a driver for hire across several disciplines such as touring cars, street, open wheel, endurance and tuner. Grippy handling, in-car view and aggressive rivals make for intense races.

Need for Speed II

Gameplay comes before story

A 90s arcade racer featuring exotic supercars, six varied tracks and modes like single race, tournament and knockout. It focuses on speed and driving feel rather than story or progression.

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