In this video I jump into Assetto Corsa Evo in VR and ask the question I honestly didn’t expect to be asking this early: have I just played my VR game of the year? Evo is super early access right now—missing a lot of promised features and absolutely riddled with bugs—but despite that, I’ve had an incredible time. At launch you’re getting 20 cars and five tracks, and it’s a genuinely great mix: from basic “boy racer” stuff all the way up to hypercars, plus tracks like Brands Hatch, Imola, Suzuka, Laguna Seca and Mount Panorama. VR performance has been a hot topic online, but for me it’s been fantastic on high settings. I talk through the current VR quirks (including the “Slender Man” arms, seating position, janky menu UI, and FSR blur) and the practical fixes I’m using—like re-centering with the arrow keys and turning off FSR when it gets scattery. The big takeaway is that once you’re actually racing, the driving feel is absolutely nailed: loads of road feedback, controllable slides, and that “one more lap” energy. I also cover what’s coming next—Driving Academy, economy/progression, multiplayer, and the massive free roam area around the Nürburgring. My advice is simple: don’t buy purely on promises, but if you’re happy with what’s here and you want strong VR sim racing foundations, Evo is already something special.