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Our IndieCade booth was nestled between Paper Crane Games’ The Lost Valley VR and Funomena’s Wattam. Rounding out the “VR Zone” were Otherworld Interactive and Pixel Ripped. It was exciting to see so many people playing any of our games and enjoying VR for the first time, or rediscovering what they thought VR could be.

This was also our first time presenting at The MIX. We were on the Target Terrace at LA Live, and demoed the game with a bunch of developers and media.

Gamespot called SMS Racing one of the dumbest things they’ve seen in a very long time, in the most loving way possible.

"It's such a good use of VR. People always say, 'what are those VR games that are going to change the way we look at it?' It's absolutely dumb, it's absolutely stupid, and it's absolutely fun. And I don't care that it's stupid - I like playing it, and I can't wait to see more of it."

Then later, they named it one of their unexpected highlights of E3!

Game Informer named SMS Racing one of their “best indies to watch” from E3, and even did their homework on how the game has changed since its browser-based Ludum Dare version.

Finally, we had a chat with the LA Business Journal to talk about how indies are taking over VR.

Wrap-Up

Play SMS Racing and we’ll give you a sticker commemorating your accomplishments!