A new virtual reality (VR) game is racing to PCs and headgear devices this month. Ivanovich Games announced that inRun, its latest VR title, will have an Early Access launch at the end of July.
Ivanovich Games is a company in Barcelona that specializes in developing VR games. For their newest project, they promised to deliver an 'unforgettable' VR driving experience.
inRun features a state-of-the-art technology that eliminates motion sickness, developers said. According to its press release, the game comes with a unique camera system that will no longer require player rotation. Players can expect a smooth and immersive VR racing game with inRun.
inRun promises a VR driving experience free of motion Sickness, a notable difference, particularly for those new to the virtual reality sphere,
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Ivanovich Games have also revealed more details about their upcoming game ahead of its Early Access debut on Steam. These included its modes and story arc.
In inRun, players control an unnamed male driver participating in racing competitions. His ultimate goal is to impress Jason, his partner's father. They need to beat Jason's record in exchange for his respect and permission to marry the love of their life.
The game takes players to an 80s-themed world. It will feature 17 customizable cars and iconic soundtracks from the decade. According to its creators, inRun is inspired by the classic arcade games in the 80s.
In addition, inRun can support cross-platform multiplayer mode. This will enable players to team up or compete against friends online.
The game can also be played using traditional gameplay modes. Developers confirmed that players could use FFB steering wheels and motion platforms.