I literally stumbled upon this new game that was released into early access. It is native to the Quest 3 and I am hooked!
First of all, it's a flight sim that focuses on early Cold War era jets...like pre century series. It's got the T-33, P-80, F9F Panther and Cougar, F-84 Scorpion, MiG-15 and F-86. The external models are beautiful and the internal cockpits are sufficiently dissimilar to one another to give them a unique feel. Certain key controls can also be manipulated in the virtual cockpit, just like in VTOL VR.
Missions are a really good mix between air superiority, CAP, strikes, interdiction, etc. I've flown some really intense missions where I was facing off against heavy AAA and enemy fighters.
It is very much "sim-light" with a feel of authenticity.
In any event...for the few of you who play in VR, I highly recommend this.
https://www.meta.com/experiences/dawn-of-jets/3677727965681410/?srsltid=AfmBOooYaUsDfcry9JPvDQ5zpC1BWrBYDpYg7bqIryp_KxxVPQZRMhfJ (https://www.meta.com/experiences/dawn-of-jets/3677727965681410/?srsltid=AfmBOooYaUsDfcry9JPvDQ5zpC1BWrBYDpYg7bqIryp_KxxVPQZRMhfJ)
Looks interesting - mot a big flight simmer but this era hits a sweet spot for me - Jet propulsion with cannon/line of sight combat. One of my favourite mods for Wings over Vietnam was the F86 & various Mig matchups.
Thanks for the heads up! (no pun intended :azn: )
I love the time period as ww2 and Korean War are my favorites. Do you guys wear any eye correction (glasses or contacts)? I notice the Quest 3 can use Zenni corrective lens inserts, only $50, can that be right?
I don't wear corrective lenses, but I am aware that there are some very good options out there that work with the Quest 3.