Scare Train VR

Experienced on the Meta Quest 2
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I am a big VR rollercoaster fan. As a big VR coaster fan, I have experienced almost every VR coaster on the Steam or Oculus store platforms. VR coasters are usually very short & over-priced. So it's no wonder that very few VR coasters have been released in recent years.
Scare Train VR looks really good, better than most VR coaster experiences. It is 6 minutes long, seated, purely cinematic "on-rails" experience. There are no alternate routes. If you played it once, you can maybe play it again to see stuff that happens behind you. Maybe notice some details you missed.
However, there really isn't that much replayability. This is something you showcase to family & friends new to VR. This is a pretty slow VR ride. It's not really scary, but scary enough for kids & maybe kids at heart. There's lots of spiders though ... some wolves ... and some demons.
Game is running on the Unreal Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting mostly 90 fps. However, I did notice some stutters along the way / frame rate drops. You only use motion controllers to select start or quit at the menu. There are no settings. You don't have an avatar body or even avatar hands.
I have to admit, I was disappointed at the end of the ride. It's not a bad VR coaster ride. It's better than the average VR rollercoaster. But it's just not a very thrilling ride, especially for hardened VR veterans.
Rate 6/10. Recommended only for VR coaster fans.
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Steam User 2

Reviewed 08.2022

Did it for the first time, accidentally had the sound turned off so I just assumed there was no sound...got pretty scared.
Did it for the second time when i realized there actually was sound...didn't expect to get scared since I knew the track already.....got even more scared.
10/10 Would recommend showing at parties and whatnot. Sound or No Sound!
There's spiders.
Steam User 1

Reviewed 08.2022

I like these type of rides, they're short and give a quick thrill.
Also spiders, many spiders, good for adressing that arachnophobia ;)
Steam User 7

Reviewed 08.2022

Experienced on the Meta Quest 2
You can view my full live review & gameplay here:
I am a big VR rollercoaster fan. As a big VR coaster fan, I have experienced almost every VR coaster on the Steam or Oculus store platforms. VR coasters are usually very short & over-priced. So it's no wonder that very few VR coasters have been released in recent years.
Scare Train VR looks really good, better than most VR coaster experiences. It is 6 minutes long, seated, purely cinematic "on-rails" experience. There are no alternate routes. If you played it once, you can maybe play it again to see stuff that happens behind you. Maybe notice some details you missed.
However, there really isn't that much replayability. This is something you showcase to family & friends new to VR. This is a pretty slow VR ride. It's not really scary, but scary enough for kids & maybe kids at heart. There's lots of spiders though ... some wolves ... and some demons.
Game is running on the Unreal Engine. On my RTX 3080, I was getting mostly 90 fps. However, I did notice some stutters along the way / frame rate drops. You only use motion controllers to select start or quit at the menu. There are no settings. You don't have an avatar body or even avatar hands.
I have to admit, I was disappointed at the end of the ride. It's not a bad VR coaster ride. It's better than the average VR rollercoaster. But it's just not a very thrilling ride, especially for hardened VR veterans.
Rate 6/10. Recommended only for VR coaster fans.
If you enjoyed my review, please consider joining my Steam Curator Group. You can join here:

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