The PS4 version of DriveClub had a few stalls getting out of the gate - it was delayed, it launched as basically a skeleton of a game, it had bugs. Over time though, it's evolved into one of the better racing titles on the market, even though Sony shuttered developer Evolution Studios in March.

Evolution Studio's great game is stripped back for this VR standalone, losing more than it gains in the process.

Rather than being PlayStation VR's killer app this updated racer lays bare its limitations in embarrassing fashion, at least until the PS4 Pro comes along.

Most of the content from the original game is still here, including the online mode; Driving model is also still the same, with a good balance between accessibility and realism

The visuals are horribly comprised by VR, and are not only ugly but so blurry that at times it's hard to see where you're going; Saves from the original game won't work

Then I actually raced a few laps, and I totally forgot about how ugly it was. Sure, I noticed the occasional pop-in and things never looked as sharp as they should be, but the focus was purely on the racing. I was able to overlook its rough edges since the racing here is tremendous fun.

Racing feels more thrilling than ever; Career mode is enjoyable; Nice 3D effects

Assets clearly weren't meant for this fidelity; No bikes; Driveclub on PS4 has a lot more content

New, original packing. Fast delivery.

New, original packing; Fast delivery

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The original Driveclub arrived two years ago, launching later than originally intended, and although it was very buggy at release, over time it developed into a really good action racer.

As PSVR's first driving game, Driveclub VR sets a powerful standard for anyone else who enters the arena. If your body can handle it, Driveclub VR is a truly in-depth racer and the VR makes it so much more intense. Definitely one for motor enthusiasts.

I′d bought Driveclub VR as a preorder with my VR set but put it aside after reading other reviews. I had experienced bad nausea with Rigs and had read other peoples problems with this game and also believed I wasn′t missing anything.

DriveClub VR gets off to a bad start for two reasons. Firstly, it's had a significant graphical downgrade from its original PS4 counterpart. Backgrounds look bare and blocky in places, pixelated edg

VR is a perfect fit for driving games; It may not be as pretty but the fast and addictive arcade racing remains intact; Robust single player mode with tons of content and unlockable cars

Graphics have taken a serious hit; AI opponent count lessened; Multiplayer lobbies are quiet

DriveClub VR had the potential to be amazing but the 'stolen' graphics makes this game look like something from a few console generations ago!