Reviews

• 

  MANTRONIX

  Aug 26, 2016

  OMFG. i have it, i played it, i'm so good at it. this game feels perfect. perfect in physics, perfect in aerodynamics and perfect in regards of speed. oh, i forgot, perfect sound design, too. unbelievable, what you you can do in this game, so much stuff. be the cam-wingsuiter who films the pro, fly through tubes, find hidden stuff, play a replay of your flight done with ground-cameras and so on. you need an xbox-controller for this game. an original one! the cheap china copies dont have the needed resolution on the sticks which you'll need in this game. this is one of the best 3 vr experiences i ever had (one of the other 2 being lunar flight btw). vr is made for experiences like this. this game will keep me very busy! outstanding work, devs! ps.: multiplayer and online leaderboards would be great.
• 

  Assassi7V

  Aug 26, 2016

  started out not too impressed, i didnt experience ANY motion sickness (most likely due to my experience now with VR) but ive since come to be really happy with my purchase! the wingsuiting is actually pretty fun. when you get the hang of it , its like the wing suiting in JUST CAUSE 3 only in VR. who wouldnt want that? the collectables havent been a thing ive tried yet, i mainly went to finish courses, but i did notice theres a bit of 'pick the right wingsuit for the job" type thing going on as one suit i picked couldnt finish the course, no matter what i did or how well i flew. thats cool ,forcing players to know the strenghts and weaknesses of the suits. OVERALL- i enjoyed the game and itll be one of my mainstays! GREAT JOB DEVS!! ALSO! little pro tip! the wingsuit follows your head when steering, that in conjunction with yawning should get you better turns. the roll button has to be held ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE TURN! landing on the pile of boxes DOESNT require opening the chute! you can just "dive" in!
• 

  Johnny

  Aug 28, 2016

  Its good, get it
• 

  Michelangelo

  Aug 28, 2016

  [h1]Been playing it using HTC VIVE and it is pure fun!![/h1] [b]GAMEPLAY!!![/b] You have 2 lines to choose for each DropPoint, and each line can be passed using the red rings (bigger) and the yellow rings (smaller). Yellow rings will provide the "Perfection" objetives and will grant more points that the basic ones. Some of those lines are really original and crazy ones!! like passing under bridges, holes, giant donuts, avoiding trees and many other surprises... Besides that the creative part are the added bonuses and hidden things. Those make you think..hmmm can I pass over there? let's see!! and that is where the wacky things will happen. And that's not all, let me tell you that I found the RECORD THE PRO MODE, incredible!! You have to follow another PRO Wingsuit like if you were recording it....without going to far to loose him or pass it to miss the record. And you have another SURVIVAL MODE where you cannot see things at least when they are too close...and there is too much wind...really hard and creative. UPDATE 12/09/2016: Let me tell you that I keep finding several hidden surprises and really great ways to fly over the same droppoints and that is why I cannot stop playing. Sometimes I just fly for the pure pleasure of trying crazy things. Really the game has a long life and long replay value. So far you will have 20 DropPoints in the game to unlock gradually. Each DropPoint will provde you 2 main Line Courses (with normal and perfection level on each), then you will have also the RECORD THE PRO MODE and the SURVIVAL MODE on each too and also several minor objetives, and 3 basic SCORE objetives too. Survival Mode is another way to play, when you enable it, the weather will change completly, you won´t see so far because of dense fog, and the wind conditions are really strong. In that way, you have to reach the end safely...and is going to be reaaally difficult and exciting to play. Love the Idea....I think it was an original approach. GREAT GAMEPLAY!! 9/10 Here is one example video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAaNjLIM6KA [b]CONTROLS:[/b] You can control the Wingsuit direction with your head!!! I enabled that option and it works good, and I mean that sometimes if you watch to much to your R/L you are going to screw your flying :P Besides that you use the gamepad and is not difficult to start but it has a normal learning curve to start creating wild maneuvers and flips in the air...the result in VR is....WOOOOOOOOOOOOW. However, I do agree that if developers may add optional VIVE controllers support to simulate the hands it could be amazing if they pull the right control scheme. 7/10 [b]VR EXPERIENCE:[/b] Initially I thought it was not as extreme...but after playing more and more, I realized that the initial Wingsuits maybe are slows to give the player an easy introduction. Later as you gradually unlock new Wingsuits the game starts to push your boundaries and the speed gets really intense. Also you will start trying so much crazy thing that the VR EXPERIENCE will make you mad at some narrow points or stunts. Cardiac Experience: 8.5/10 --------------------------------- OVERALL SCORE: 8.5/10 Can't stop playing it ----------------------------------- [b]Additional notes[/b] (for all those who want details) PERFORMANCE: I've enabled all details to "Very High" and 2xAA with RenderTarget set to 1.2. I'm using and I7 + 980ti + 16gb Ram on Windows 10 and it plays PERFECT. If I raise RenderTarget to 1.3...I can see a very little stuttering if I turn my head (something you don't want in these games at all) There is certain room for Improvements here... I'm asking the developers to improve the DEATHS of the character because there is so much fun here (Dark souls players...come here!!! you will enjoy this game too :P), 3rd person view, VIVE CONTROLLERS support, etc. But the game today at 1.0, works as advertised correctly. [b]0 Motion Sickness from my side[/b]....and I'm doing crazy turns out there ...ohhh yeah. BONUS: Some special moments in the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_z8T6MLGQqk
• 

  VRxTonyxDe

  Sep 4, 2016

  Ok so it's pretty freaky the feeling of falling.. So far this has been the only experience to give me a bit of motion sickness.. Graphics are kinda eh... But it's certainly unique and different
• 

  Shark

  Oct 5, 2016

  Some of the most fun I've had with the Vive. Seems like an odd statement given some of the games out, but I was hooked for three hours straight the first time I booted it up. Addictive like a lot of the snowboarding and skating games that were great on consoles, tons of challenges and a steady progression of unlocks. It never feels grindy, but is definitely challenging. The Vive controllers work extremely well once you get a feel for it (be sure to check out the controls/mapping in options). I'm not prone to motion/VR sickness, so I won't be much help on that front, but they do have a "stomach" mode that is supposed to help folks with that problem. The sense of speed, height and trajectory are all great. After an hour or so it begins to feel natural and you're bending through the air. The environment/world is great. The mountains, lines, challenges and atmosphere are all great. There are 20 total bases to unlock and jump from, and each one exposes a new part of the world, a unique area that looked like it may have just been background scenery in earlier jumps. This is a sleeper hit, if you have even a passing interest in wingsuits, smacking into things going 175 mph or jumping off of tall objects...it gets a solid recommendation.
• 

  kylej64

  Oct 16, 2016

  I've got this to play on my HTC vive after a friend recommended it to me. I've got to say that I love it. I set up a fan in front of me and the immersion is great. It took a few attempts to get the hang of it but it is quite intuitive with the vive motion controllers and feels very natural now. Well worth the £10.99
• 

  The Rat from Tarkov

  Oct 26, 2016

  I just got this game a few days ago, and have already played 8 hours. For a Vive game that means something. It's like Tony Hawk Pro Skater, but on a giant mountain with a wingsuit. Not onlly is this the most fun game I've played on the vive, but it's getting me my VR legs. I just got the vive recently and don't experience much sickness, though my first drop in No Limits 2 (rollercoaster sim) I Imediately felt it bad and had to rip off the headset. My first drop in this game I didn't feel it while playing too badly at all, but I felt some adrenaline and fear. When I took the headset off though I was a little nausious for a good hour or two. Since then I have played it in increased amounts of time every day, because it is soo fun, and I am happy to say that after my last 90 minute session I experienced NO nausia. And I still scream like a girl when I try to do a back flip and end up flying backwards into the mountain to my death. If you are new to vive start sitting down and do a drop or two until you feel no neusia. For those with VR legs I suggest playing it standing up, and turning down the in game music and putting on spottify or pandora instead. Standing up with my favorite tunes on makes this game super immersive and great with so much potential for replayability. I'm only on drop 45of like 20, and I've completed maybe 12 objectives out of hundreds. Great VR game with lots of content. Don't miss this. (Game supports Vive Controllers.) 10/10
• 

  Nova

  Dec 8, 2016

  It's a great idea, and I would honestly love the game to pieces if it weren't for how inconsistent the controls were. One round, I'll have about a 30 degree difference between going up and going down, which is normal. You'd usually see a someone using a wingsuit have his arms around his thighs or so like that. Then there are the random times, mid flight mind you, where my controls will suddenly require me to swing my arms almost 180 degrees to change from up to down or vice versa, and it's really annoying during my attempts at perfect runs, basically making them entirely impossible.
• 

  Brother Skaldir

  Jan 8, 2017

  FIrst up, a bit of a warning. This one has a learning curve to it, especially if you're using the Vive controllers. Expect to spend your first thirty minutes or so smashing into cliffs and trying to make sense of what the hell is going on. The controls need a very subtle touch, and figuring out exactly how to hold them is a bit of a trial-and-error process right now. Do NOT give up. Once it "clicks" it is amazing. I have no idea what "real" wingsuit flying is like, but this feels spectacular. I found myself frequently holding my breath during close-shave passes with cliffsides and narrow gaps. Going from my first fumbling attempts at flight to screaming through concrete pipes at high speed without fear feels amazing. I've only explored the first two drop sites, and I'm already hooked.
• 

  Meatcicle

  Feb 1, 2017

  Playing with HTC Vive: 1. This is the game you are looking for. 2. Do not rage quit and ask for a refund, that just means that you a) haven't logged enough time with the Vive and/or b) you haven't spent enough time getting a feel for this game -- practice more before you miss out on this game!!! 3. Bravo to the devs for making the controls so intuitive -- once you get it, you will get it. Like those wierd "3D" posters from (ahem) 25 years ago... 4. For Noobs -- I have found that sitting in my chair, resting my elbows on my knees as a starting position works well, and use your wrists for most motion. It is about feel, and VERY important to look ahead (like a race car driver looks ahead into the furthest turn they can see, your body will react intuitively as long as you LOOK where you WANT to go. More practice! 5. It really is awesome! Looking forward to more content, better graphics (as time progresses), and multiplayer COOP would be the cat's meow. MEOW! Cheers!
• 

  Luna☭Kisunya

  Jun 1, 2017

  This game is so fun but now I have the highscore for almost every droppoint, more people need to play so I can have more competition!
• 

  fishhead420

  Aug 26, 2017

  That feeling you get the first time you step off that first radio tower....priceless. This is everything I wanted in a VR simulation. I set a fan in front of me and I'm good to go. Plenty of things to do, lots to exp[lore, and upgraded wing suits to unlock. Great sounds, look and feel to the game playing on HTC Vive and standing, I have my VR legs and love scary rides in RL so this didn't bother me one bit, what a great feeling of flight. Didn't take long for me to get control, but is challenging enough with gaps and tunnels, etc. to aim/search for. I can see many hours of gameplay with this title, I've had it on my wish list for a little while and was able to grab it on sale for there 1 year anniversary and I am not dissapointed, would have easily paid full price earlier if I had known it was really this much fun, 2D Youtube videos of most VR games never really do them too much justice because it is hard to try and picture what it is like in VR until you try it. Just get this game if you ever wanted to soar like a flying squirel down some mountainside cliffs and such, and you have the stomach for it :P Get this game now! PS. to the developers: It would be cool to be able to change the color of your smoke, just a thought, or perhaps even different types of "trails", like fire, or snow, etc. :)
• 

  FastLawyer

  Aug 27, 2017

  Played on Oculus Rift with Touch. Honestly, this is a fun and challenging game. And there's a surprising amount of content here, believe it or not. There's several drop points, each with different paths, which means there's many jumps/vistas to do and scores to chase. Granted, I haven't been able to get past the second drop point after playing for 30 minutes. The main things I don't like about this game are the controls and the lack of a good tutorial. Also, the difficulty spike is quite large between the first drop zone and the second drop zone. The graphics are good, but not great. And for whatever reason, I didn' feel fully immersed when flying. I think part of the reason is because you have to look down or up to control your flight up and down horizontally, meanwhile you're standing up vertically (you can also do seated, but bleh on that). Also you neck will start feeling some strain after a while with the current setup. Why couldn't gliding up or down have been controlled using the motion controllers? Easy solution is to make a slight twist of the wrists for up or down (like an eagle would use it wings or plane using its flaps). That way you can look around wherever you want free from the motion. You're already using your arms to control side movements. Still, I enjoyed playing this game. I think it's fun if you can ignore the above issues. Just wish the above issues were fixed so that more time could be spent enjoying the game versus being frustrated. Also it would be nice if there was a relaxed, "guided" option, meaning much easier jumps to just enjoy the views and feeling of flight with no score. Rating 7/10
• 

  Conrox

  Dec 15, 2017

  the movement system is unclear to understand in first place and you don't have fun to find out how to improve your skills because you die within 5 seconds. you start of reading through 10 pages of movment description.. without any 3D tutorial :( this is VR guys. use it ! when you do your first jump you die almost immediately because you don't have enough time to figure out the controls until you splash onto the rocks this game really needs a movement tutorial where you just fall / fly in a endless mode, where it SHOWS OFF a person next to you how to manouver, and you have to repeat the movements step by step. I really tried getting used to the controls by restarting over and over again. no success. no fun. just permanent rock splashing :( I can't recommend this game unless it gets a proper INTERACTIVE tutorial
• 

  zeanomourph

  Mar 30, 2018

  Refunding after half an hour of jump -> fall -> restart -> repeat. Literally the most unintuitive controls of any game that I have ever played in 25 years of gaming. 'Lean back to pull up' Yeah more like lay down on your back to pull up, it doesn't start pulling up until you are pretty much completely horizontal on your back, not really ideal when you need to be looking at where the f*** you are going to hit checkpoints and as soon as you look at one you just drop like a stone because you're not looking straight up at the sky.
• 

  Lenni

  May 13, 2018

  The controllers in this game is terrible. Also, sometimes the camera angel changes, making it terrible to even make the jump. The idea is nice but it's certainly not worth a 12$. At its current it's best worth 2$.
• 

  Killashard

  Jun 17, 2018

  I've given this game multiple tries and have gotten no where. The flying "controls" are unintuitive. The graphics are quite poor and there's no soundtrack, or any music, to speak of. I could forgive the graphics and lack of music if it was fun. But it isn't. The flight controls are the worst thing about this game. You have to tilt your head till you are trying to stare through your ceiling before you get any sort of response from the rest of your controls. It's just terrible.
• 

  Regic112

  Jul 24, 2018

  I love this game, I've always wanted to fly a wingsuit and I feel like this is as close as I'll get for a LONG time sadly. Here are my pros and cons to the game Pros: -The flying is fucking terrifying, it really feels like you are flying through the air -The controls are great once you get it right (More on this later) -The challenges progress well, you unlock stuff in a timely manner but with a sufficient amount of work Cons: -If you are prone to motion sickness, take it slow with this game, because you will get it. I'm fine, but a friend had to sit out for a bit because he couldn't handle it - The controls can be tricky if you don't set them up right (More later) In betweens (Things that might matter to someone else, but doesn't to me) -Graphics aren't GREAT, but they are good enough that it feels real to me -Some initial challenges are nigh impossible until you unlock better suits and revisit them -There is DEFINITELY a learning curve, so be ready to fail a bit at the beginning, but it'll get better! TIPS FOR SETTING UP CONTROLS - some people have said you have to lean back really far, I figured out why this happens. Basically the way the game detects your pitch input is by how far forward or back you lean, so if you recenter your camera and you are leaning back slightly, you're gonna have to lean back a lot more to make an "up" input. So, when recentering your camera, make sure you are standing straight up, or even leaning ever so SLIGHTLY forward . There's a sweet spot that you'll find and once you get it it'll be great. Overall, one of my favorite games on VR, definitely recommend!
• 

  Satans Little Helper

  Jul 1, 2019

  Mount Wingsuit is deffently one of my favourite VR games and in my view a match made in heaven for the VR headsets. The game can also be played in non VR mode but this review is made after playing on a HTC Vive in standing mode. The game in its core revolves around the real life death defying extreme sport of wingsuits where people jumps off cliffs while building up speed and maneuvering dangerously close to cliffs and and the ground. The game has an arcade feel to it as the player needs to do various tasks like flying through hoops set up like tracks forcing the player to the brink of destruction. The game has a rather large ammount of tasks to do for each of the 20 levels so there is a great ammount variation and replayability in this game. I think the game has somewhat of a learning curve so you should expect to invest some time and be a bit patient before you actually doesnt just fly straight down to your death but when you get a hang of it this is a really amazing game. 8.5/10