The advertised compatibility of driving wheels isn't really functioning, I've mapped everything but it doesn't function in the sim. At this time vr is not really supported either as its functionality is useless. STAY AWAY

There's a lot of potential in this game, but unfortunately, it's very half-baked at the moment. It doesn't seem possible to customize driving wheels, and if your wheel isn't supported out of the box, well then it'll kinda work, but not really.

There's loads of other bugs in the game. Even some basic typos. It just feels like it was released too early. I don't even mind the lack of content at the moment, but it feels like they should have waited another few months to put it out. Why the rush?

Anyways, I hope that I can revise this review in the future, because the concept is really great. I also wish there was more emphasis on the theory part of the exam for given countries, but maybe that'll come eventually. At the moment, I can't recommend this game but hopefully it'll get there one day.

Currently learning to drive in the UK, around 20 hours of lessons in. Playing this using a G29 steering wheel and pedals and the screen is my laptops, no VR.

So far functionally I have had 0 issues with the game. Loads fine, no crashes or lagging and wheel has functioned perfectly from the get go. Have adjusted some of the controls such as indicators, gears and looking around as these are setup for manual control and I'm learning automatic.

Whilst I have found this useful to refresh skills and for control of the car at this stage the lessons only really cover the basics so great for someone approaching starting learning but further in you will have already covered this. Hopefully the more technical things can be added in time and especially would like to see parking lessons added into this.

The low speed turning control could use some refining as I feel you have to go a lot slower than IRL to maintain control of the car in tight turns.

Just tried the taxi minigame and it's quite fun and keeps you on your toes to put the lessons into practice. This will probably be what I mainly use it for unless more is added, particularly with self policing for mirror checks which is something I need to improve upon.

Overall in summary, works fine and great for a beginner but needs more depth and detail to cover for learners further along in their IRL lessons