Thu, Aug 18, 2016
Now You Can Join The Red Bull Air Race Circuit With Their New Game For PCs
Sport Aviation comes in all shapes and sizes, and Red Bull has now release their ‘Red Bull Air – Race - The Game’ for PCs. It’s the first flight simulation with native VR support that offers extremely realistic and unique graphics. Virtual reality may not be the real thing but it can sure be a lot of fun.
Wingracers Sports Games and the award-winning developers of Slightly Mad Studios (Project Cars) will be introducing ‘Red Bull Air Race – The Game’ at Gamescom being held in Cologne, Germany.
Visitors to the games exhibition and the 600 square-meter can sit in the cockpit and experience the next hit game in spectacular VR optics. ‘Red Bull Air Race – The Game’ perfectly translates the dynamics and excitement of the Red Bull Air Race into an exciting game. A total of 28 demo stations including several VR-stations means visitors can experience the allure of flying in the cockpit of a race plane.
‘Red Bull Air Race - The Game’ will be available this year for PCs and is based on the Madness Inhouse engine of Slighty Mad Studios thus benefiting from perfect adaptability, a high degree of realism and proven technology.
The game developers have teamed up with NVIDIA to ensure an impeccable performance and an even more realistic game-experience, and ‘Red Bull Air Race – The Game’ was optimized for NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX graphic cards. With an Oculus Rift headset, the rapid flights on the racetracks are an intense experience and provide a previously unknown degree of realism in the games segment.
For maximum authenticity the game features many racetracks – including the new Lausitzring track, which is the location of the next Red Bull Air Race in the first week of September.
‘Red Bull Air Race – The Game’ is a true free-to-play model without any hidden costs and the player is obliged to practice and use their skills to achieve progress. Use the FMI link below for registration for an open beta version of the game and to look at a video sample of the actual game itself.
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