
Learn to drive at home. Master real‑world road rules in bite‑size lessons, pass your driving test, then take on taxi, delivery, and bus routes across living cities and motorways. Realistic handling, dynamic weather, Left Hand/Right Hand drive, full wheel support.
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.14/day in the week to Aug 16 → 0.29/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 26 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 7 places towards #1, and the 2,400 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
About

Stop wasting paid lesson time on the basics. Virtual Driving School is a serious, skills-first simulator that teaches real-world manoeuvres and traffic systems, so you show up to your first lesson already road-ready. Drill fundamentals in quick 1–3 minute scenarios, then put them to use in practice drives, quizzes, and career modes like delivery driver, and repeat until it sticks. Then test your skills on city streets, rural roads, and motorways, in sun, rain, or fog.
VDS is built to get you ahead fast: fewer hours on fundamentals, more time perfecting your driving.
Targeted lessons cover the fundamentals in short bursts (1–3 mins): Gears, clutch control, moving off, lane choice, merges, roundabouts, parking, emergency stops, and more.
Practice Drives: Tackle set routes packed with live hazards — pedestrians, parked obstacles, unpredictable traffic — with one goal: get to the end cleanly.
Quizzes: Drive and think. Routes pause to test your road knowledge with progressively harder questions and a final score at the end.
Career Modes: Step into the shoes of a delivery driver (points-based) or taxi driver (5-star rating). Hit your destinations on time, drive cleanly, and watch your score climb — or tank.
Unlimited retries: Master tricky manoeuvres without a meter running.
Realistic traffic & signage: Pedestrians, temporary roadworks, box junctions, crossings, level crossings, lane control, motorway incidents, different times of day.
Hazard Avoidance: Train for the unexpected — cars pulling out from behind lorries, reckless overtakes, sudden stops, dangerous drivers, and more.
Right‑ and Left‑Hand Drive options (mirrors, lane flow, junction priority, etc.).
Steering wheels & pedals: Logitech, Fanatec, Moza, and many more.
Drive your way: Pick from preset modes - Arcade, Intermediate and Expert - or fully customise the controls to match exactly how you want to drive. Toggle automatic gears, easy gears, clutch, handbrake, headlights, and more. Whether you're easing in or simulating the full manual experience, the setup is yours.
Manual mastery: Clutch control, hill starts, and gear‑shift driving supported.
Also supports keyboard & mouse and controller.
Full VR Support – Play the game in Full VR.
Multi Display and Surround Display Support – combine up to five displays to create the most immersive gaming environment possible. (Requires NVIDIA Surround).
Multiple Cameras – cameras and display cut-ins show the view from multiple sources simultaneously: allowing the player to view a head, behind, wing mirrors, rearview mirror(s) and side windows.
Headtracking Support – Headtracking combined with surround screens allows near VR experience with multiple screens.
Over 30 lessons covering all aspects of driving broken down into several categories.
Basics: Setup, controls, gears, moving off, turning, pull up left/right, blind bends, hill starts.
Traffic Systems: Traffic lights, zebra/controlled crossings, box junctions, junctions, priority rules, roundabouts.
Speed, Stopping & Parking: 20 mph zones, dual carriageways, national limits
HD environments with pedestrians and dense traffic with realistic driving AI.
Locations: Launch regions include Conway, Cairnloch, and San Jose, with locations from around the world rolling out (UK, US, Europe, Asia).
Dynamic conditions: Day/night, rain/fog, wet/icy grip that changes stopping distances.
Vehicle variety: From compact cars and family sedans to vans. Each with distinct visibility, weight, and braking feel.
VDS is built to frontload your learning: master core skills, understand road language, and sharpen hazard perception before you meet an instructor. That means fewer paid hours on fundamentals, more on passing the test.
Disclaimer: Virtual Driving School is a training‑oriented simulation and a powerful supplement to real‑world instruction. It does not replace certified driver training. Always follow local laws and licensing requirements.
P.S DON'T FORGET TO HIT THE WISHLIST BUTTON
Add-ons
Each DLC is estimated with the same model as a game, then summed — a modeled figure, not reported DLC sales.
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Reviews
La conduite au volant est ATROCE, et frachement sa ne vaut pas le coup, je ne recommande pas DUTOUT.
Has potential but early days and should have been released as early access or as a playtest. The core of the game is there but there are many bugs and issues in need of fine tuning. When released the menus really did not work, now there is an improvement but still many issues. As for the game itself, the AI is buggy (with cars driving round in circles), the distances the navi calls out don't make sense, the speeds feel inaccurate, collisions don't work, and there is no music/radio in the game itself. Running it in VR with a quest 3 with a Logitech 923 and shifter. Still seems to be some bugs with controls when navigating in the main menu. Would love to see a radio function added as music would make a big difference when driving. Lots of great implementations of this in other driving sims. Working controls for the menus is really essential. Whatever about everything else, I think it was a really bad idea publishing this game before the menus were ready and worked flawlessly with controls.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Bulgarian*, Czech*, Danish*, Dutch*, Finnish*, Greek*, Hungarian* +18 more
Hours played at review time, across 37 reviews with recorded playtime.
The Arabic language is showing at wrong direction
Generally good but there is a problem with 1. One of the lessons start out of the street, on the green. While the demonstration shows the car finding a way, when the lesson starts they is no way out. 2. Lack to observe penalties. Please make a toggle button for this. To charge minor penalties or not. 3. Parking. Where is the parking lesson? I mean come one guys, please make it at lease whole before launching uber driver career trainings.
DO NOT buy this ♥♥♥♥
I would recommend this, but not as a game, I'm recommending this as a tool for learning to drive. It isn't perfect by any means, but my fanatec dd wheel works okay. This does need a lot of improving, the mirrors have a lot of objects not appearing, also I seem to keep getting "didn't observe" when I couldn't do more observing, the steering lags, the turn isn't 1 to 1, VR is usable, but the turns on roads seem to be very sharp and fast. This isn't a driving sim, and if i was reviewing it for the sim aspect, then it would fail in every regard. as a learning tool it is okay, you will probably learn something, it doesn't replace actual driving, but it does help.
This has come from a broken unplayable demo to fully functioning sim. My G29 works perfectly fine, it can even navigate the main menu. The game gives you a demonstratio before you complete the lesson yourself, but it has some issues. Playing on Left Hand Drive some signals seems to be shown at the wrong side. Like overtaking a parked car, it shows using left signal instead of the right. In one demonstration the car crashed into another car. The demonstration fails to show the driver looking left/right or the blind spot. All demonstrations should include these. Sound effects such as wipers and GPS audio cuts out randomly. The sim can help you will learning to drive, but focus on real life learning. Runs at 60fps for me, which is perfect.
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