Mario Kart meets F-Zero in this physics-driven racing experience.
This week developer XOCUS gave us our first look at actual gameplay from Z-Race, an upcoming VR racing game in which players go head-to-head using futuristic anti-gravity racing ships.
The official gameplay trailer, available now on the companies YouTube channel, showcases a variety of ships and race tracks (aka “hypertunnels”) players will have access to upon the game’s launch in early access next week.
According to XOCUS, Z-Race will feature comfortable third-person driving mechanics based on real-world physics, allowing pilots to compete in both synchronous and asynchronous races against other human players from all over the world. A global leaderboard will keep track of your performance, letting you stay up-to-date on the rankings and compete for the best times against friends and fellow competitors.
In addition to the “atomic physics” and captivating environments, Z-Race sets itself apart from the pack with its unique take on ship customization. As players progress, they’ll unlock additional skins and cosmetics inspired by well-known companies and personalities from within the VR community. This includes Steve Knows, Eric For President, VR365, Rendered Reality, BMF, Virtual Desktop, Cas and Chary, and—of course—VRScout!
Z-Race is scheduled to launch in early access on March 2nd via SteamVR. No word yet on an official price.
Feature Image Credit: XOCUS
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