Throttle Powah VR
Welcome to a fresh multiplayer, VR, racing, freestyle and Soccer experience. Each VR tracked controller is a mono-wheel motorized rocket. You have freedom to race and perform freestyle jumps and maneuvers in VR using the physics principle of sports like snowboard, skate and motocross.
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Release
May 30, 2017
9 years and 65 days ago
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Mostly Positive49 reviews77.6%
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11 itemsAbout the Game
Throttle Powah is a fresh VR multiplayer racing, maneuver and freestyle experience.
Each controller is a monowheel motorized rocket. You have freedom to race and perform freestyle jumps and maneuvers in VR using the physics principle of sports like snowboard, skate and motocross. There is also a Multiplayer Soccer Arena totally physics-based where players can score awesome goals.
Open World Map
Throttle Powah is in early stages of development but has a big open world map with lot's of tracks, ramps, soccer arena and crazy circuits.
It will be better, most 3D models and Texture are still placeholder or work in progress.
Multiplayer
Connect to 3 different servers: North America, Europe and South America. Play together, chase, release smoke in their face, race online and score your time on online leaderboards.
Concept
There are almost no VR racing games out there that makes use of the controller to transform the player into the vehicle, so Throttle Powah was born to fulfill it's destiny by presenting what can be done with VR technology.
Platform
Throttle Powah is currently working on HTC Vive and Oculus.
Hardcore
It's also directed to experienced VR players and can cause motion sickness (especially while using grip buttons to perform freestyle maneuvers).
Bugs and Glitches
Tips
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Each controller is a monowheel motorized rocket. You have freedom to race and perform freestyle jumps and maneuvers in VR using the physics principle of sports like snowboard, skate and motocross. There is also a Multiplayer Soccer Arena totally physics-based where players can score awesome goals.
Open World Map
Throttle Powah is in early stages of development but has a big open world map with lot's of tracks, ramps, soccer arena and crazy circuits.
It will be better, most 3D models and Texture are still placeholder or work in progress.
Multiplayer
Connect to 3 different servers: North America, Europe and South America. Play together, chase, release smoke in their face, race online and score your time on online leaderboards.
Concept
There are almost no VR racing games out there that makes use of the controller to transform the player into the vehicle, so Throttle Powah was born to fulfill it's destiny by presenting what can be done with VR technology.
Platform
Throttle Powah is currently working on HTC Vive and Oculus.
Hardcore
It's also directed to experienced VR players and can cause motion sickness (especially while using grip buttons to perform freestyle maneuvers).
Bugs and Glitches
- Wheels will sometimes visually flick, it's a known bug, but nothing really serious.
Tips
- Stand Up, it's time to immerse yourself.
- Turn your body to where you want to go, try to forget the headset cable.
- Time your boosts, the moment will come when you'll miss having more, trust me.
Please leave us feedback, if you like it, follow our community on Facebook
