Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 24th, Feb. 2021
Stride
Stride comes across almost like a VR version of Mirror’s Edge in places, not that there’s anything wrong with this. Movement looks extremely fluid, which is especially hard to pull off in a VR setting, and being able to use firearms on the go is great. With more freedom in planning routes and options like Endless Mode, it’s looking pretty good despite being in early access for just a few months.
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