Sony Driveclub VR (PSVR) PS4

Each stage has a bunch of challenges where upon completion unlock more cars, logos, modes and everything else to add to your driving experience.   I didn’t really notice any real difference in the vehicles except a few felt faster than the others, but AI seemed to keep pace regardless.  That’s the bulk of your experience and after a fair bit of racing, it does kind of get old.  The single player gameplay is solid and whenever I lost it felt like my screw ups were the reason for that, not the games.  Throughout each race you will be given goals to beat that were set by other players (or yourself!).  These were nice little additions to the single player racing the spurred me to get better.

I had a lot of fun with the multiplayer.  Races felt more organic as I faced up against human opposition.  There is something to be said about racing against opponents that are just as likely to mess up that next turn as much as you are.  Also, everyone I played with online was friendly and respectful.  I swear I was in an online twilight zone because I can’t think of the last time I’ve enjoyed my online companions.  I fear that this will be short lived as the install base for PSVR grows, but for now the online community in general is full of people who just like VR, it’s great.  Rewards are the same as in the single player mode and add to your score and unk more everything.

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