So how does it drive? Well, quite accurately for an RC simulator. Although you can choose to use a keyboard, you will want to be breaking out a controller of some sort for the optimal driving experience, as is the case with most racing games. Note that this is only what is included in the base game, and does not include the over $150 of DLC tracks and vehicles.
They come in two types, those being nitro and electric, and have different model scales, being built to a scale of 1:8, 1:10, or 1:12. The cars are miniature, accurate recreations of their real-life counterparts. VRC Pro comes with a decent number of cars to play with, as well as a hefty amount of tracks that you can race around. It is these high-speed, hard to control cars that make up the core gameplay loop of VRC Pro-perhaps to its dismay, but I shall discuss that in time. And while most RC cars may be cheap, the ones VRC Pro focuses on are the significantly more expensive, tuned up vehicles that people race competitively. We begged our parents for them, and then we drove them on the ground and ran their batteries dead continuously until they broke. VRC Pro is a game about RC cars those little toys we always played with as kids. Price: limited free-to-play mode, $45 extensive license Published By: Virtual Racing Industries Ltd. Developed By: Virtual Racing Industries Ltd.
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