: You can personally ride any of the more than 15 base attractions. For increased immersion, the game supports VR headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive . Fairground Atmosphere

: Players have total creative freedom over the look of their fairground. You can modify component colors, change decorations, and set up lighting rigs with stroboscopes and fog machines.

, developed by Pixelsplit Simulations , is an extensive simulation title that lets players design, control, and experience their own carnival attractions. Released in March 2017, the game focuses on providing a realistic "showman" experience, moving beyond simple management into deep mechanical and aesthetic control. Core Gameplay Pillars

The game is built around three primary interactions: .

: Take a seat in the operator's booth to manually control attractions. This includes managing safety restraints, adjusting speed and direction, and even using a microphone to "fire up" the virtual crowds.

Virtual Rides 3 Вђ“ Funfair Simulator May 2026

: You can personally ride any of the more than 15 base attractions. For increased immersion, the game supports VR headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive . Fairground Atmosphere

: Players have total creative freedom over the look of their fairground. You can modify component colors, change decorations, and set up lighting rigs with stroboscopes and fog machines. Virtual Rides 3 – Funfair Simulator

, developed by Pixelsplit Simulations , is an extensive simulation title that lets players design, control, and experience their own carnival attractions. Released in March 2017, the game focuses on providing a realistic "showman" experience, moving beyond simple management into deep mechanical and aesthetic control. Core Gameplay Pillars : You can personally ride any of the

The game is built around three primary interactions: . You can modify component colors, change decorations, and

: Take a seat in the operator's booth to manually control attractions. This includes managing safety restraints, adjusting speed and direction, and even using a microphone to "fire up" the virtual crowds.