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2019-03-14A new update is available for FlyingMetalSuit on 14.03.2019. One bonus race track and 2 bonus stage with alternative game mode. Also some bug correction on Collision and Ranking. Sorry for the long wait !
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Wirtuel / Nov 20, 2018 / Indie
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FlyingMetalSuit is an VR aerial racing game. You fly in a superhero-style in an amazing suit during incredibles and dangerous races. 12 Grand Prix, 3 differents worlds, up to the challenge ?
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A new update is available for FlyingMetalSuit on 14.03.2019. One bonus race track and 2 bonus stage with alternative game mode. Also some bug correction on Collision and Ranking. Sorry for the long wait !
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63% positive, 8 reviews
Experienced on the Oculus Rift with Touch Controllers I purchased this on the Steam Winter Sale for $3.89 USD and it's a good deal at that price. This is simply a flying racing obstacle course game. For those of you who get nauseous (not me), you probably don't need to worry as you don't really fly that fast around the aerial laps (although you move fast in short bursts when boosted). This is more of a technical...
4 found this helpful, 2018-12-23
Movement is the core gameplay mechanic here, so you'd think there would be something to it to master, but there just isn't. The game seems to just take the average of the direction of the two controllers and sets your velocity in that direction. There is no momentum whatsoever, and so there is no challenge to it. Sorry, it wasn't much money, but I still can't recommend it.
3 found this helpful, 2019-06-14
This is a VERY reluctant recommendation. FlyingMetalSuit has a lot of flaws and only one saving grace - fun base gameplay. It looks and sounds terrible, UI is atrocious, maps has a lot of copy-pasted sections, championship mode is just 3 races in a row. But flying feels awesome, and this is what matters the most to me.
2 found this helpful, 2019-05-02
It's okay. I didn't expect much and got what I expected, no more, no less. I really wish there was a little rotation when you moved your arms up and down, a bit like you were steering. The tutorial needs lots of work, none of the controls were explained. Probably best played sat in your swivel chair in the middle of your play space. Also you don't need your arms out in front of you. It's a 5/10 game but costs...
1 found this helpful, 2019-06-09