EXOcars for Windows

EXOcars is a racing‑simulation VR game that throws you into high‑octane off‑road buggy races with both single‑player ghost rivals and real‑time multiplayer action. The moment you don the headset, it impresses with advanced physics, sharp graphics, and varied terrain types — desert, mountain, stadium, all contributing to immersive and visceral driving fun.

If you love games that mix speed with intensity, EXOcars delivers plenty of surge and excitement. Though it leans toward arcade stylings rather than pure realism, it balances both well, letting casual players enjoy exhilarating rides while still offering depth for those who care about track surface interactions and buggy responsiveness.

VR buggy racing with real feedback

EXOcars excels in driving feedback, offering a convincing sense of weight and control through its realistic car physics, suspension dynamics, and nuanced responses to different track surfaces. From drifting on gravel to bouncing over rough dirt paths and gripping tight asphalt turns, the experience is consistently immersive. However, some track designs lack visual or mechanical distinction, occasionally reducing the excitement of navigating new terrain types.

The program supports single-player ghost racing and real-time multiplayer, allowing players to race against friends or strangers in competitive lobbies. Skill-based matchmaking keeps the experience fair, especially for newcomers. While the core features work well, voice chat and gesture communication remain optional and underused. Additionally, wheel controller support is inconsistent across platforms, and some balancing issues suggest the competitive experience could benefit from further refinement.

The program boasts crisp graphics, immersive environments, and stable framerates on supported systems, contributing to a smooth and engaging VR experience. Players can personalize their buggies with customization options like frames, wheels, and colors, adding a fun layer of identity. However, engine audio lacks punch, and menu navigation using non-VR controllers or wheels feels clunky, occasionally disrupting the otherwise seamless in-game interaction and flow.

Exhilarating rides with minor gaps

EXOcars is a must-try for fans of VR racing who want fast-paced thrills with solid physics and a competitive edge. The game excels in vehicle handling, track variety, and visual presentation, offering a satisfying driving experience. However, limitations in audio realism and occasional interface issues with controllers and menus hold it back from feeling fully refined. Despite these flaws, it’s a strong, adrenaline-fueled package worth playing.

• Improved steering wheel support and force feedback added for some wheel hardware
• Introduced multiplayer mode for real‑time races with friends
• Restored steering wheel support for the PSVR 2 version, after community feedback
• Update Build 18387466 included changes in files for a depot, though no detailed official notes were provided in that build