FlatOut 2 VR
for FlatOut 2 · by Saikava · released 19 Oct 2026
A mod added to the existing PC game to enable VR. A dedicated VR mod built for this one game. These are normally the best experiences, because controls, menus and comfort were designed for VR rather than injected.
Get it from GitHub
Free
Downloads happen on the creator's own page. PCVR Central never rehosts files.
Setup walkthroughs
Setup notes
Supported game and setup
FlatOut 2 VR v1.6.3 supports PC game version 1.2 from GOG or Steam with the ZOOM Platform updates. It requires Windows 10/11 and Vulkan-capable graphics. SteamVR and Virtual Desktop/VDXR are documented runtime paths. The source includes extraction/installer steps.
VR controls and compatibility
The mod provides stereo race views, head tracking and in-world HUD/menu panels. Players may retain keyboard, mouse, gamepad or wheel controls; the project also supports VR controllers for driving and menus. The developer reports testing on Quest 3 over Virtual Desktop and Steam Link. A current fix addresses an OpenXR layer failure when ReShade or another layer is installed. Do not treat high headset refresh rates as a guarantee of smooth performance.
Full details
- VR implementation
- VR Mod
- Platforms
- PCVR
- Framework
- Dedicated VR mod
- Price
- Free
- Motion controls
- Partial motion controls
- 6DOF aim
- Unknown
- Roomscale
- Unknown
- Left-handed
- Unknown
- Perspective
- First & third-person
- VR runtime
- OpenXR & OpenVR
- Headsets tested
- Quest 3
- Storefronts tested
- None reported yet
- Install difficulty
- Moderate install
- Requirements
- PC version 1.2 of FlatOut 2 from Steam or GOG; Steam requires ZOOM Platform updates, Windows 10/11 with Vulkan-capable graphics, SteamVR or Virtual Desktop/VDXR, Keyboard, mouse, gamepad or wheel; supported VR controllers can drive and navigate menus
- Game version tested
- Unknown
- Last verified
- Never
- Source
- GitHub
- GitHub repo
- Saikava/flatout2-vr
- Known latest version
- 1.6.3
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