Vrider SBK puts you in the role of a Superbike pro. Customizable difficulty levels and driving aids make sure everyone can keep up.
The superbike racing game Vrider SBK from Funny Tales and VRAL Games is now available for Meta Quest 3, Quest 2 and Quest Pro. It uses technologies such as a proprietary racing engine and a VR-optimized rendering pipeline to deliver the most realistic superbike racing simulation possible.
Vrider provides a wide range of choices for customizing motorcycles, including features such as tire traction control, driving assistance, and accessibility settings. These options aim to ensure that everyone can enjoy the thrill of superbike racing, regardless of their abilities or limitations.
The complete edition will improve upon the experience of the earlier accessible Early Access version by including extra content and features.
- 12 official tracks of the Superbike World Championship
- Fast multiplayer PvP races
- Single player driving school
- New game modes such as “Online Real-Time Multiplayer” and “Track Trial”
- Advanced rider profiles from beginner to pro
- Improved tutorials with posture tips
- Optimized controls, accessibility, and graphics
A PC VR version on Steam is planned for the end of 2024, and the teams are also officially working on a handlebar accessory called “T-Torque” to further enhance the VR motorcycle racing experience. Release is planned for December, pre-orders will be available soon.
A realistic motorbike racing simulation for VR
Vrider is being developed by the Funny Tales studio based in Milan and Imola. The 25-strong team consists of experienced developers from racing games such as F1 Racing Championship, MotoGP and Superbike World Championship. The team includes former employees of Ubisoft, 505 Games, Supermassive Games and NetEase Games.
The new VR studio, VRAL, based in Miami, will be responsible for publishing the game. VRAL consists of professionals specializing in gaming, hardware, and artificial intelligence. They have created their own advanced technologies specifically for Vrider, such as the exclusive VR Racing Engine, AI adversaries trained through machine learning, and MotionWellness technology designed to alleviate motion sickness.
Officially licensed by the FIM Superbike World Championship, Vrider features five original Superbikes from Ducati, BMW, Kawasaki, Honda and Yamaha, allowing players to take on the role of one of 23 riders and race at over 200mph on 12 faithfully recreated tracks.
In addition to a multi-stage tutorial, there are various game modes such as time trials, races against AI opponents, endurance challenges, a world championship as well as synchronous and asynchronous multiplayer modes. Innovative features such as realistic 3D sound and gesture control round out the package.
