Plus we're serious Star Wars fans at VVV, so we don't really need an excuse. How is this related to racing games, you may ask? It was developed by none other than Criterion Games, the talented team behind the Burnout series and Need for Speed Hot Pursuit. Trials on Tatooine was developed by Industrial Light & Magics xLabOwners exclusively for the HTC Vive headset. As a showcase of how VR can transform game experiences on console, this is about as good as it gets right now. There are plenty of memorable fan-pleasing moments, from entering lightspeed to gasping in awe at the scale of a giant Star Destroyer looming above you. It lasts for around 20 minutes, but unlike the free Call of Duty Jackal Assault mission which didn't require Infinite Warfare to work, you need to own Battlefront to access the X-Wing VR Mission.

The free standalone mission serves as a tie-in for the upcoming Rogue One film and has you piloting an X-Wing starship escorting a Rebel fleet, which of course descends into a dog fight with Tie Fighters. If you own a PlayStation VR headset and Star Wars Battlefront, stop what you're doing right now and go download the free Star Wars Rogue One X-Wing VR Mission.

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