Driveclub VR

Driveclub VR PS4 Price in Kenya

The Driveclub VR PS4 price in Kenya is Ksh 4,400. In 2026, this title is treated as a “lost masterpiece” of virtual reality. Developed by the now-defunct Evolution Studios, Driveclub VR takes the legendary lighting and physics of the original game and puts you directly inside the cockpit of over 80 high-end supercars. For 4.4k, you are buying a piece of history—a visceral, 360-degree racing tour through the mountains of Norway, the tracks of Japan, and the coasts of Chile.

Technically, Driveclub VR was a pioneer. While the resolution is lower than the standard game to maintain VR stability, it targets a locked 60 FPS (reprojected to 120 FPS) to prevent motion sickness. This ensures your hardware provides a smooth, natural-feeling drive as you lean out the window of a Pagani Huayra or look into your side-mirrors to check for AI opponents. On the PS4 Pro, the game benefits from improved shadow quality and slightly reduced “aliasing” (jagged edges), making the immersion even deeper.

Buy Driveclub VR today at Exelic Gadgets, located at Mithoo Biashara Centre. We offer same-day delivery in Nairobi (Westlands, Kilimani, and CBD) and secure nationwide shipping. Note: This is a physical disc-only item; ensure your PSVR setup is calibrated and ready before purchase.

Why You’ll Love It (The Immersive Upgrade)

• Total Cockpit Immersion: Every car features a 1-to-1 rendered interior. You can look around the cabin, check your blind spots, and even lean forward to see the dashboard details.
• The Single-Player Tour: Even without servers, the massive offline career mode remains fully playable, offering dozens of hours of racing across diverse global locations.
• Legendary Lighting Engine: Despite the VR resolution drop, the game’s atmospheric scattering and sunset lighting remain among the best in the racing genre.
• 3D Audio: Experience a realistic audioscape where engine roars and tire screeches change position as you move your head.
• Collector’s Value: Since it’s no longer sold digitally, this physical disc is a rare find for any PlayStation enthusiast in 2026.

Driveclub VR Specifications

Asynchronous Time-Warp Logic

To prevent nausea, the game uses “reprojection” tech. It functions as a frame-doubler. It takes the 60 FPS output and uses sensor data to predict where your head will be, creating a “tween” frame. This tech ensures a 120Hz refresh rate in the headset, making the high-speed motion feel natural even during sharp turns.

Dynamic Weather (Limited)

While the VR version had to scale back the standard game’s extreme weather to save processing power, it still features a dynamic lighting system. It acts as an atmospheric-depth tool. As the sun sets, the shadows inside your cockpit shift realistically across the steering wheel and leather seats.

Physics Porting

The physics engine was directly ported from the original Driveclub. It functions as a “Sim-Cade” hybrid. The weight of the cars feels significant, but the handling is tuned to be slightly more forgiving in VR to help players maintain their orientation during high-speed collisions.

Head-Tracking UI

The menus and HUD are floating in 3D space. It acts as an “in-world” interface. Instead of a flat menu on your screen, you look around a virtual room or garage to select your cars, keeping you immersed from the second the game boots up.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• Can I play this on a normal TV without VR?
  No. Driveclub VR is a separate game from the original Driveclub. It will not start unless the PSVR headset and camera are connected.
• Can I still unlock new cars?
  Yes. You earn “Fame” in the offline Tour mode to level up and unlock the 80+ cars included on the disc.
• Is it compatible with PS5?
  Yes, but you need the PSVR 1 hardware and the PlayStation Camera Adaptor (which Sony provides for free or can be found at Exelic Gadgets) to run it on a PS5 console. It is not compatible with the PSVR 2.
• Does it cause motion sickness?
  Racing games in VR are intense. Driveclub VR is very smooth, but if you are new to VR, we recommend short sessions until you get your “VR legs.”
• What happens if I try to go online?
  The game will simply show a connection error. You can still play all the “Tour” missions and “Single Event” races (Time Trial, Sprint, Drift) against AI.