It's called AirCar, free on Steam. It looks fantastic but there isnt' much to do besides fly around the city :)

@@dylanbignell529 any time man, thanks for the support! ❤️

I run it on a 4090 and it runs great! For most games I can max out resolution and in-game settings and run it smoothly at 90hz. 120hz max everything is a bit of a stretch and could use a 5090 but I don’t think you’ll regret getting it with the 4090 :))

@@VRManCave thats perfect, 90Hz is good enough for me, you've said exactly what I needed to know, thank you so much!

Thanks so much Dylan, wish you all the best as well! ❤️

@@jeroenkwaak6222 Not anymore at all, the software has been absolutely solid! Pimax have really upped their game!

@@dylanbignell529 heya! No fuel and tyres x2 I think just means the tyre wear and fuel consumption are on 2x speed.

I am not, no :)

Yeah they are excellent and they just overall knocked it out of the park with the Crystal Light. They are finally starting to make great headsets that deliver on their promises 😄

i bought it and it works

THIS IS IT!

Sorry got impatient

That’s awesome! But I would wait a bit because the Quest 3S should be released later this year, and it’s likely going to be around the same price as the Quest 2 but with specs more similar to Quest 3.

It’s only available for the PCVR version of the game, and you don’t need to do anything special to get it, just update the game :)

Thanks so much for watching! The background song is called Probiotic. and it's by Timothy Infinite, you can find it on Spotify in the Epidemic Sounds playlists, which is where I get my music from :)

@@VRManCave yes, i was looking this up because i keep hearing that you can play games that were made with unreal engine, but i wasnt sure how to get started on it. I have the quest 2 and am super excited to try it. :) also, do you know if these games can be played in first person, or only in 3rd person? ;/

There are ways to essentially see your PC in VR without Virtual Desktop. You can think of this application more like a software that replaces Air Link or a wired solution. But short answer is yes, you need a PC to be able to use it.

Thanks so much for watching!

Headset tracking is great with the inside out tracking, but no inside out tracking on earth is as accurate as base-stations. Also, base stations allow you to use Index controllers, which a lot of people prefer as they can't be ocluded by you having your hands behind your back, etc. Also, you can use it in complete darkness with base stations. So the short answer is, for ultima accuracy and/or use in pitch darkness, you would use the lighthouse faceplate. Otherwise for most people, inside out is absolutely fine.

@@VRManCave I really appreciate this response and the effort you put into it. Subscribed. You da man.

@@andrem8793 thanks for watching! ❤️

@@CarllovesVR firstly, I didn’t get paid a cent. And btw, it’s illegal to not disclose sponsorships, so I’m not going to jail for a couple hundred dollars. Secondly, how is this game boring?! It’s the largest, most complex game to ever come out for stand-alone VR. Lastly, is your life so shitty that you get off on leaving hateful comments on KZbin videos? I pour my heart into every single video I make and would never jeopardize all my hard work and the trust I’ve built with my community by lying. I have a full time job besides KZbin so I don’t rely on sponsorships or this channel to live, I just make videos because I enjoy it.

@@VRManCave game sucks, don't be butt hurt for my comment, cannt trust this game reviews.

@@PuppyPup-vx7tj I’m happy to help! Shoot me an email at [email protected] and I can give you some advice based on your budget and where you live.

@@Billcipher66666 thanks for watching mate! ❤️

@@petersaint8851 i’ve had no issues with tracking of the headset or controllers at all so far. I’ve used it with both inside out tracking, as well as base stations, and both have been super reliable.

The new update app doesn’t show inside-out tracking but 60 or 50hzs as tracking option to choose, I am lost right there. Any help there is greatly appreciate. Btw, I don’t have controllers with the order.

@@malakai71 It does have 2 built in mics yes, down from the 3 that the original Crystal has. The audio quality is not great, not terrible. I would be fine using it for in-game chat, but when recording content for my videos, I’d definitely attach my Antlion Modmic Wireless to it as it just sounds much much better.

@@VRManCavethx ill keep that in mind

@@malakai71 no worries, happy to help!

Thanks so much for watching and for your comment Sandro! The Crystal Light is night and day in terms of clarity and latency compared to the Quest 3, which while a great headset, is not ideal for PCVR due to latency and compression. I have a 4090 as well and it’s incredible with this GPU. Regarding your second question, yes, it’s 100% plug and play. Pimax did use to have some issues with the software but those are sorted now and I have not had any issues at all with the Crystal Light. Hope that helps!

Hello ManCave, thank you very much for your answer, I have now ordered the Crystal :). One more question please, what resolution do you set on SteamVR? 100%? And do you change it constantly or do you always leave the resolution the same in Steam VR, thanks. Thanks again for your help, best regards Sandro

Awesome, congrats! Hope you’ll love it as much as I do!

@@VRManCave I went for local dimming with the controller also got those extensions you linked. I have quest 3 to tide me over but looking forward to seeing it

Gotta love the haters! 😂 Firstly, the way a camera lens works(especially a wide lens like I have) is very different from how the human eye works. Also, I cannot fit my camera lens inside the facial interface so I had to zoom in a bit. Secondly, at 5:04 I never said that’s through the lens footage, and anyone with half a brain can clearly see which one is through the lens and which isn’t. Lastly, I don’t try to sell anything, it’s just a review, and if you look at my original Crystal review you’ll see that I specifically say it’s only good for sims, but wouldn’t recommend it for anything else. And finally, listen, if you’re unhappy with this video, you can 1. Stop watching, and 2. Make a better review yourself and show us noobs how it’s done. Wish you all the best!

@@VRManCave Nope. You deliberately cut that 'perfect' desktop footage at 5:04 immediately(!) after the real through the lens footage to mislead those not in the know into thinking this was also through the lens footage. Your continued commentary at the 'join' backs this up. Unfortunately, you are not alone on KZbin - those walls of HDM's on all the usual suspect channels are obviously freely given on condition a script is stuck to. I am a VR enthusiast. I had a Rift CV2 and currently own a Reverb G2, but I am sick to the teeth watching all these 'reviews' where misleading desktop footage is all we see (clearly sticking to scripts). Key point: 'through the lens' footage, when done right, very accurately shows the crucial sweet spot. You do this correctly here at 04:56, and I've seen it elsewhere e.g. MRTV, Tyriel - but we still have a situation where >99% of all 'footage' is that blatant, misleading desktop video. You can all do better!

@@ChrisM541 mate I didn’t deliberately do anything, and honestly if anyone decides of they should or shouldn’t get a headset based on through the lens footage, they’re making a huge mistake. Camera lenses, by default, are sharper in the middle than on the edges, and this is even more noticeable with wide angle lenses. I’m truly sorry you feel I tried to mislead people, because I genuinely don’t do through the lens footage specifically because it’s a nonsense method of “showing” clarity, since camera lenses do not match the way a human eye works and show distortion, reflections and other artifacts that are not seen by the human eye. Feel free to fact check me on that one, and try recording your Reverb G2 through the lens using your phone or a camera if you have one handy and see for yourself how much worse it looks filmed through a camera than it does when you’re wearing the headset.

I don’t think they’ll abandon it, as they do keep adding updates, but unfortunately none of them address the VR issues.

I own a Quest 3 already but I don't want to switch headsets while playing like some dancers do. It takes a bit to exit VR and then turn on the other headset and log in.

Looking forward to your thoughts once you get it. For my head/face shape it holds on great for active games, but I also don’t do any dancing so can’t comment on that. Otherwise the quality of the visuals is absolutely amazing and the best I’ve ever tried.

Hahaha no worries dude, I’m not looking to build a community of people like you anyway. It’s just a product review, and the product is really good quality, so if you can’t comprehend that, then you’re free to watch and purchase whatever fits your budget and quality criteria. And for the record, I never recommend products I don’t 100% believe are great quality and even then, only those who can afford it should consider it.

Well stand-alone VR has come a long way, and one day when you get a full fledged VR-ready PC you’ll be blown away even more!

@@VRManCave I can’t wait cuz I am around in 2 weeks my mom is going to get 6k dollars and I’m getting a pc and a quest 3 also so I can’t wait 😆