Is it worth for someone loking for an easy VR experience?

[Stolz]

I use my PSVR2 headset mainly for PC sim-racing, but I want to branch out to other VR disciplines.

I was wondering if this game is worth trying in VR for someone with zero experience in flying games. Basically I'm looking for an 'arcade-ish' gamepad controls and beautiful VR visuals.

Also, some reviews mention not all missions support VR. Can I use UEVR to play the non-VR missions on VR?

[Kappatalism]

Everything in the PC (non gamepass) version is playable in VR. PS5 has an exclusive side campaign and that is the only content you have the option of playing in VR on that platform.

Definitely arcadish and well mapped to a gamepad. It's not the prettiest game in existence, but you're often looking at things from a considerable distance. There are a few missions set in interesting weather conditions that are very atmospheric in the VR cockpit.

There are a handful of encounters that are fairly demanding in terms of the amount of attacks you have to evade or opponents that feel like they're nearly impossible to hit if you haven't gotten a solid grasp on all the mechanics. They're mostly loaded to the latter half of the campaign. Missions don't have checkpoints and colliding with terrain or larger aircraft (regular fighters you can phase right through) is instant death, but the game is pretty forgiving outside of those aspects.

[Th3_ArMeanYan]

Originally posted by Kappatalism:

Everything in the PC (non gamepass) version is playable in VR. PS5 has an exclusive side campaign and that is the only content you have the option of playing in VR on that platform.

Definitely arcadish and well mapped to a gamepad. It's not the prettiest game in existence, but you're often looking at things from a considerable distance. There are a few missions set in interesting weather conditions that are very atmospheric in the VR cockpit.

There are a handful of encounters that are fairly demanding in terms of the amount of attacks you have to evade or opponents that feel like they're nearly impossible to hit if you haven't gotten a solid grasp on all the mechanics. They're mostly loaded to the latter half of the campaign. Missions don't have checkpoints and colliding with terrain or larger aircraft (regular fighters you can phase right through) is instant death, but the game is pretty forgiving outside of those aspects.

Thanks for that explanation.I was also going to get this from the Playstation Store a while back, but after reading many reviews saying the PS version only has some missions as VR , I decided not to get it. Now that got the PSVR2 PC adapter , I was also wondering if the Steam version was similar to the PS version. But you pretty much answered that. Thank You