Mirroring the tracks, you have a big number of vehicles to choose from too. Each new track you encounter adds variety and increased difficulty along the way, that also helps encourage that ‘just one more go’ feeling every time. In the game’s career mode each track is locked away, and once you complete the first four tracks in the championship, you will unlock the next four.

MMRX boasts a very rich track lineup, each with various day and night conditions that help to expand on the total amount of tracks you can choose from. Using buttons on this dashboard you can navigate trough vehicles, upgrades, select the many championships, racing modes and the tracks you can play. As your currently selected vehicle sits in front of you, a dashboard sits between you and your vehicle. The garage remains as your hub in this game. On first entering into the game you’re met with familiar surroundings – if you’ve played the mobile version of Mini Motor Racing. If you’re a bit of a petrol head, or you’re a fan of its mobile version of the game, then you’re in for a real treat! Thankfully, it’s developers Binary Mill has done a grand job with the port of this game to VR.

When I heard Mini Motor Racing X (MMRX) was coming to the Oculus Quest, I was super interest to learn how well this mobile racer will port over to VR, and how it will look on the Oculus Quest. I get why we have not seen many racers on the Quest, there are controller obstacles to overcome and being put in a car, racing around a track at breakneck speeds, there is a comfort factor to work against too. If there was one genre I wish there were more VR games of on the Quest, it would be racing games.

Mini Motor Racing X is the best arcade racing game on the Oculus Quest, with plenty of content to keep petrol-headed racers happy.

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