VR Bike Tour/Exercise in 22nd Century World (Steam VR)

System: HTC Vive Only
Price at Time Of Review: £3.99
Comfort Rating: Red
Genre: Interactive Experience
Input: Tracked Motion Controllers
Best Playing Position: Sitting
Multi-Player: No
Age Rating: PG

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Description: A project called “Earth 2050” (Earth 2050) described the life of urban residents around the world in the near future. Futurists also predicted the situation in some large cities in 2050, believing that they will also undergo technological upgrading. Skyscrapers will reach 30 miles (approximately 4800 meters) by then, and space travel and space ports will become a reality. “Transportation on the ground and inside the building will be completely carried out in the form of pods, and elevators will also be replaced by pods.” We have built a future city in 2050 through simulation, for cyclists to tour by bike in VR. So you could say it is an e-bike of sorts! (You can always check out EBUK for more of those)

Review: The idea of ‘VR Bike Tour/Exercise in 22nd Century World’ is simple. It is a VR bike game in which you are supposed to cycle along in real life on an exercise bike, then in VR, you get to cycle through a repeating sci-fi city landscape. I have to say if you ignore the crappy VR bike in front of you the city skyline doesn’t look bad at all. Sure, it gets boring after a while, but for £3.99 I think most people who cycle in VR should get their money’s worth here. For most people it will be pointless, but to just a few of us, it’s a cheap experience that is worth a look if you have a use for it.