Cybershoes
Learning ∙ UtilitiesThe Cybershoes app is a learning experience designed to help setup and master the shoes for walking in VR. Players will learn about the supported games and the correct settings to apply.
The main functions are:
Setup - collection of tutorial videos.
Status - greenlight when Cybershoes are connected.
Games - list of compatible games and settings to apply.
Installed compatible games - are highlighted.
Walk - user can test their Cybershoes.
The app can be used as a tutorial for the initial setup or to learn about new features.
| comfort | ⦾ Not rated |
| age rating | 13+ Teen |
| website | cybershoes.com |
| developer | CybershoesVR |
| publisher | Cybershoes |
| connection | Internet required for download |
| app version | 1.0.15 |
| languages | English |
Reviews 2
Absolutely essential for VRChat users
The worlds in VRChat are beautiful and realistic, but moving around by means of a joystick is not realistic, it’s like going everywhere on a scooter. Cybershoes fixes this problem! Using my cybershoes, I walk around in VRChat by moving my feet and legs, just like in life! So the experience is much more realistic, and it’s also better for me, because when I’m walking around in VR, I’m really moving my body.
It’s not available for all apps, but if you’re a VRC fan, or any of the other apps that it’s compatible with, you should really own this.
Good idea but lack supported quest games
The app itself does its job.
It's mainly a tutorial on how to use the shoes.
The shoes are fine and work great.
It really helps fight VR sickness (for me at least) and I really like having to move physically in order to move in game.
It's a good compromise (in terms of price, weight and space taken) between the "walk in place" (ex: cat loco) and the slidemill (ex: kat walk c). The "walk in place" solution works very badly, and the slidemill is really heavy and pricey.
It's intuitive and easy to use but it need approximately one hour to really get the hang of it.
It works great on steam with all the game I tested.
But, the quest support is awfully bad. It does works great, but only with very few games.
The supported games are clearly marked on their website, so you can see for yourself.
In conclusion, I would only recommend those shoes if you plan to play steam games.