Terje Haakonsen's Powder VR
Master the mountain from 14,000 ft in this extreme winter sports VR game. Ski, snowboard and wingsuit through ice and snow at crushing velocity. Race the clock and dominate the terrain with speed and skill.
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December 16, 2020
5 years and 230 days ago
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Mostly Positive76 reviews72.4%
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Terje Haakonsen's Powder VR is the ultimate VR winter sports game. Put on your headset and ride the freshest powder VR has to offer. Pick your line and your method, fly through ice and snow at crushing velocity. Face every challenge with speed, precision, and skill- master the mountain from 14,000 ft. and dominate the rugged terrain.
- Hit the slopes and choose between skiing, snowboarding, and wingsuiting your way to the finish!
- Fight the clock and the terrain- drop down sheer cliffs, soar over glaciers, and slide across frozen lakes, dense forests and abandoned towns.
- Obliterate every speed record in the downhill race, score the highest points with the sickest tricks in freestyle, or navigate the perfect line in slalom.
- Adjustable comfort settings and gameplay optimized to reduce VR motion sickness.
- Choose between arcade and simulation styles to enhance the feeling of shredding the mountainside and the raw thrill of catching big air.
