It was fun, but I couldn't deal with the nausea sadly

[Brynnvincible]

I tried it out and the experience is fun for sure, but the nausea got too much for me and I had to stop. I can't be the only one. Is there anything you can do to prevent it?

[CeeJay726]

Many of us have endured the nausea that comes from motion sickness in VR. To overcome it, you have to just keep playing VR until you get used to it. There's also motion sickness medication that might help. It does get better. I think it took me about 2 weeks.

As long as your game is running at least 90Hz, then you will be fine. Playing at less than 90fps can also trigger nausea.

However, a few VR games are so poorly made that they trigger sickness even in seasoned players. The reviews should help you spot those (there aren't that many compared to the decent ones.)

*The game just got an update while I was typing this. Guess what? They've added options to help with motion sickness. :-) There's now a helmet + blinders to limit the view and reduce the effects. Give it a try.

[lrbisolo]

Hey there, that was funny CeeJay726!

Yeah we just launch an update with a Helmet that is primarely designed to avoid motion sickness! We've been a great acceptance for those users who had motion sickness in the past by using this Helmet with the extra blinder.

So our tip is:
1. Start riding with the default Helmet + Blinder.
2. After you believe that you're more used to the rides, take the blinder off on Helmet settings at Main menu.

Please update the game and give it another try!

Let us know your feedback!
Thanks guys.

[Bear Artorius]

It won't turn off for me. I prefer to not use the helmet. I'm really glad you added it, my family likes it because it really helps with nausea for them. So thanks for that.