The game is an alright spiritual successor to the X-Wing series, albiet without as many ships to fly that I'm aware of, though more or less the same gameplay depth with modern touches that really make it easier to manage. That being said, it's an alright experience on its own, with my biggest gripe being that it takes an excruciating amount of time to load to menu, but it does become a breathtaking experience in VR, one that consistently leaves me giddy and feeling like a kid again.

VR still uses kb/m, controller, or flight stick, so you don't need VR controllers to play it, which is handy for those of you playing on headsets like Oculus Go, which aren't meant to be used for PCVR but can be via ALVR.

Performance is stupid good on my 1700/1080 setup, often sitting at 160FPS and not-uncommonly reaching 200.

The game is an alright spiritual successor to the X-Wing series, albiet without as many ships to fly that I'm aware of, though more or less the same gameplay depth with modern touches that really make it easier to manage. That being said, it's an alright experience on its own, with my biggest gripe being that it takes an excruciating amount of time to load to menu, but it does become a breathtaking experience in VR, one that consistently leaves me giddy and feeling like a kid again. VR still uses kb/m, controller, or flight stick, so you don't need VR controllers to play it, which is handy for those of you playing on headsets like Oculus Go, which aren't meant to be used for PCVR but can be via ALVR. Performance is stupid good on my 1700/1080 setup, often sitting at 160FPS and not-uncommonly reaching 200.