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Another one of the experiences it can offer is driving fast and furious vehicles without worrying about taking any damage. Luckily, Meta Quest 2 offers a variety of racing games that are just too good to miss. Here are some of the best of these titles that will take gamers' VR experience to the next level.
RaceRoom Racing offers simulation-based gameplay that revolves around real cars and tracks from the official race series. From DTM and WTCR to WTCC and ADAC GT Masters, this game provides an entire universe of professional racing that is hard to find anywhere else. One of the best things about RaceRoom Racing Experience is that it is free to play on Steam.
When looking at some of the best racing games that work standalone on Quest 2, Dash Dash World is on top. It is an arcade racer with some of the most fun driving mechanics and a world full of colors.
Dash Dash World is a casual game that offers combat, fast-paced gameplay, and a smoothly functioning multiplayer. It is similar to other popular kart-racing games in the market, but the fact that it is in virtual reality makes it stand apart. The game supports ideal controllers such as a gamepad, Oculus Touch, virtual steering, and steering wheel.
While Assetto Corsa doesn't work out of the box with Meta Quest 2, it is still one of the most fun racing games on the platform. Originally released in 2014, this game is one of the most polished racing games that supports virtual reality.
Assetto Corsa is also a racing simulator, and is incredibly realistic in terms of gameplay. Players can hop onto this game using a link cable and enjoy a breathtaking racing experience. Although, playing it without a steering wheel isn't recommended.
The first Project Cars is still one of the best racing games one can play in virtual reality. After all, it is incredibly polished, relatively new, and much more realistic than many other games on the list. With the right setup, anyone can play this title using their Quest 2 and enjoy the \"ultimate driver journey.\"
Another thing that makes Project Cars so great is that it is a sandbox title, which means players can follow a variety of paths compared to other similar games. The physics simulation of Project CARS is also well done, which makes its VR experience super fun.
Dirt Rally 2.0 is another simulation racing game with full-blown virtual reality support. Unlike other simulation games on the list, the things that set this one apart are the cars and environments. As the name suggests, this game is a rally racing title, which means players will drive through, drift, and race across the off-road terrain.
If that isn't enticing enough, various weather conditions make this one a must to experience in virtual reality. Dirt Rally 2.0 has levels from different countries, and it is one of the best-looking games on the list.
iRacing is one of the oldest, yet newest games on the list, that is extremely different from everything else. It is an online racing simulation with a subscription-based model, which means that players can pay for a month, six months, or 12 months to enjoy it. Since it is online-only, developers have spent a fair amount of time updating it every year.
Like iRacing, Live for Speed is a realistic racing experience mainly made for online play. However, what sets it apart is that players can enjoy it in single-player with artificial intelligence rivals. It is also free to play, which means anyone can download and try it using a link cable on their Quest 2.
This racing simulation game may not be a state-of-the-art title, but it is extremely fun to play with friends. The best aspect of game is the simulation of the cars themselves, as it offers realistic aerodynamics, overheating, and car damage.
There are only a few good games when it comes to racing titles that natively support Quest 2 and work standalone. Void Racer Extreme is one of those games. Not only does it offer a lot at a very low price point, but it also gives players features such as an online multiplayer.
This game offers more than a hundred different levels, various tracks, and unique bikes to use. The only thing to note is that this game is a sci-fi title, which means it is not a simulation racing game. Instead, it is a decent face-paced arcade racing game.
Death Lap is a virtual reality game all about destruction and nitrous. This game works standalone on Meta Quest 2, and supports Oculus Touch. At a $20 price point, Death Lap offers a fun arcade racing gameplay that players can enjoy in both single-player and multiplayer.
Lastly, Mini Motor Racing X is a beautiful yet cartoonish game. As the name suggests, Mini Motor Racing X is a sport of miniature cars racing across fun tracks based on fictional locations. This game is interesting, as it allows players to play it from the cockpit view and can be enjoyed from a top-down perspective as well.
Mini Motor Racing X is an arcade racing title, which means the focus is on making the racing feel fun instead of realistic. Players who want to try it out will love the party modes and the fact that it is well polished on Quest 2.
A hugely popular rally title, at the moment DiRT Rally 2.0 (DR 2.0) is the only focused rally title designed with VR compatibility in mind. With its genre-leading engine notes and impressive weather effects, DR 2.0 sets the benchmark for immersion in rally sims, and arguably, in the racing genre as a whole.
I still enjoy dabbling now and again, but as a driving experience, iRacing leaves me feeling a little cold. However, when I fired it up in VR it suddenly made sense. I no longer had claustrophobia stuck inside that fixed cockpit camera position and felt like I could really lean into the corners and nail the apices.
The great thing about iRacing now is that you can race against AI cars, and this is doubly important for VR users that want to get the hang of using their headset before racing against other people online. In fact, for some great advice on which cars have AI racing implemented, check out our handy guide.
ACC looked blocky, low-res and suffered from slowdown, while iRacing was silky-smooth and retained almost as much detail as it had on a monitor. The consistent framerate really keeps the action flowing, and during my test at Brands Hatch Grand Prix Circuit in the Dallara F3, I even experienced that same queasy feeling at Paddock Hill Bend you get when you hit a real-life compression.
VR fits very nicely into the racing game genre, and can actually make you a quicker and more consistent driver in some cases. But for most sim racers, VR is an amazing way to create a whole new level of immersion in our niche hobby.
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