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Bank Limit: Advanced Battle Racing
Racing prowess (and perhaps intestinal fortitude) will be on the line when the Oculus Rift launches. Developed by Tastee Beverage Studios, Bank Limit: Advanced Battle Racing will put you in the virtual seat of laser-equipped race car of the future.
Because this is a virtual reality racer, head movement is crucial. Not only will you be able to look around the track, but you’ll target your lasers and missiles based on where you’re looking.
As you can see in the video above, this is no normal racer. There are loops and sharp turns to contend with. We haven’t yet seen this in action, but you wouldn’t be blamed for worrying about the potential impact on your digestive system.
Bank Limit launches alongside the first wave of Rift shipments on March 28. For more on virtual reality, check out our coverage hub from January 2016.
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