Project CARS 3

Project CARS 3 does indeed offer VR support, allowing you to experience the thrill of racing in virtual reality. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect:

Enhanced Immersion: VR in Project CARS 3 is praised for its ability to significantly enhance the immersion factor. Strapping on your VR headset puts you right behind the wheel of a race car, giving you a much more realistic sense of speed and the feeling of navigating the tracks [Project Cars 3 Review: The VR Perspective | HD Gameplay Footage – YouTube].

Supported Headsets: Project CARS 3 supports VR through SteamVR, which means it works with most major VR headsets compatible with PCs like HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, and Windows Mixed Reality headsets [What you need to know to play Project CARS 3, EA Help].

Positive Reviews: Generally, VR in Project CARS 3 receives positive reviews for its ability to heighten the realism and intensity of the racing experience [Game review: Project CARS 3 (PC/VR) – FutureFive New Zealand].

Things to Consider:

• PC Requirements: Running Project CARS 3 smoothly in VR requires a powerful gaming PC that meets the VR recommended system requirements. These specs are typically higher than the minimum requirements for playing the game on a monitor [What you need to know to play Project CARS 3, EA Help].
• Control Options: While VR is supported, Project CARS 3 utilizes traditional racing game controls like a steering wheel and pedals, or a gamepad for VR gameplay [What you need to know to play Project CARS 3, EA Help].

Overall, VR in Project CARS 3 can be a fantastic way to experience the game if you have a VR-ready PC and compatible headset. However, keep in mind the potential for higher PC requirements and the use of traditional racing controls within the VR environment.