SimulationFit check
Is Cyber Car worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- VR users who want a relaxed flight experience rather than a mission-driven game.
- Players interested in futuristic city scenery who do not need combat-focused gameplay.
- Players who want several input methods instead of a VR-controller-only experience.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for missions or a stated progression system may find the focus on flying and scenery too limited.
- Those seeking detailed flight simulation may hit a wall at the described ship-based flight experience, which does not specify deeper piloting systems.
- Players without VR equipment may not suit an experience presented primarily for VR.
Our take on Cyber Car
Players seeking structured objectives may bounce off when they realize the experience is centered on piloting ships through the city and viewing its scenery. The description provides no stated mission chain or progression system to carry the experience beyond the flight itself.
What is Cyber Car?
Cyber Car is a virtual reality flight experience set in a city 200 years in the future.
Players steer ships past skyscrapers containing thousands of apartments, with roads at street level and routes among the buildings above. Flying cars share the setting with ships and drones that serve as sentries. The focus is on flight and taking in the city’s scenery. Choosing different ships changes how flight feels and how players interact with the VR environment. The experience supports 6DoF and accepts input from a joystick, a mouse and keyboard, or VR controllers. Controls may be adjusted to suit player needs and available equipment. The vendor describes it as compatible with headsets and computers.
How Cyber Car plays
- 01Multiple control options
- Input can come from a joystick, mouse and keyboard, or VR controllers.
- 02Future city setting
- The setting represents an urban landscape two centuries ahead, with tall towers, airborne vehicles, and roads at ground level and overhead.
- 036DoF support
- The experience supports six degrees of freedom.
- 04Different ship types
- Changing ships affects the interaction with flight and the VR experience.
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Cyber Car: platforms & release
Is Cyber Car worth it?
It is worth it if: VR users who want a relaxed flight experience rather than a mission-driven game. Skip it if: players looking for missions or a stated progression system may find the focus on flying and scenery too limited.
Where can I download Cyber Car?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Cyber Car's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Cyber Car on?
Windows only.
